This KOA has since been sold and is now managed by a competitor. But here's our review of our stay…read more We arrived at the resort during a light rain our truck and trailer making it's way down the road dodging large and small puddles as we turned into the staging area. Our arrival and site assignment simple. We backed into our bay view space and set up for our week stay. First the park is perfect a outstanding view of the inland waterway into Corpus Christy harbors and Bay. My sister lives close by and came to breakfast several times during our stay and joined us for the typical tourist attractions of the area. The pro and cons of our stay. PRO'S there's a small local dive bar one block from the front gate. There's a food truck outside to die for. Top the with live music and our stay was truly a good time. Cons We can't stop this time but will when we will again soon. The new owners and management people are very nice and the dive bar and food truck are a huge draw.

The staff is super friendly and the park and office area are always very clean. We always have a…read morenice time here.

not worth the money at all. $25 overnight fee + $14 per night, and for that you get no hookups, no…read morewater, no dump station, no cell coverage, and cold showers. you can get four nights at a state campground for a similar price, and that'll have water + electric hookups and hot showers because we're in a first world country. the beach is real nice though

The perfect spot on the coast. Fishing, surfing, BBQing, camping, horse shoes, or whatever makes…read moreyou happy. The area is well maintained. The few people there are all cool. We had a great and memorable time there. Lots of great pics. Can't wait to go back. It's a truly special place. Check it out. Only leave footprints.

We walked the beach front and the jettis along the park on a beautiful day, 71 degrees and mostly…read moresunny. It is a very nice park to explore the beach and Gulf. If you're looking for a lot of shell's, this isn't the park however they do have some shells. We didn't see any wildlife today (dolphins, turtles). If you like long walks on a beach, check this one out.

My family and I shared many great memories at Mustang Island State Park…read more My daughters finally got to share in the experience too back in June 2025. They loved how warm the water was! Camping isn't free to my knowledge, but day use fees are not applied in most stretches of the island. I'll never forget our last summer (June 2025) vacation day when I reminded my girls to try to remain calm and not thrash around if they see a shark. They boogie boarded and swam for a couple of hours. Then about 150 yards away, the fishermen reeled in a couple of juvenile sharks. They took pictures then released them properly back into the ocean. My family acted as though sharks were a new phenomenon. A star knocked off because I was just taken aback by how trashy Texans and tourists have gotten. It didn't seem this bad when I was much younger. I picked up a full trash bag's worth walking up and down our area alone. Let's do better... tell your group to pick up too. Wildlife deserves to search for food and shelter garbage free.

We have stayed at Drifters Resort for 8 years since our previous location was damaged during…read moreHarvey. Love staying there.. had booked multiple cabins at a time with family. I know they have recently been bought out. A few changes, no longer garage pickup or clean towels. That's not such a big deal but no coffee maker in the cabin and in all the years in the past: the security-cleaning deposit was given back into your account. Was informed today( after I had to call) that that was now included in your stay. That should have been made clear up front upon booking. We make it a diligent habit of thoroughly cleaning our cabin before we leave. Between no coffee maker and the other little perks, we were short changed in our stay this year. I have always taken your business cards and also word of mouth to promote this resort but I now have to think twice. Just not the same as before.

Managed by the maintaince crew. They make up rules as they go. You can't park your rig off the back…read moreof the pad making it impossible to find a sit that will fit your truck and car. The bathroom building for the back of the park has not been open for six years, waiting on maintenance crew.

Excellent sites! Not sure why Yelp ninjas this park at 2.8 stars, but it deserves 4 or 5! Very…read moreclean, concrete sites with grass on all sides. Very wide and large. There is plenty of room between campers and we never felt closed in. Very happy with our two night stay. They have activities as well.

Sunset Ridge has some really nice and large concrete sites to park your rig, vehicles, boats, and…read moreeverything else you might bring along. The concrete streets are wider than average and make backing into your site a breeze. The grass around the sites is unbelievably lush and apparently watered by an underground seepage system that keeps the grass in good health. The grounds are maintained on a daily basis to keep everything trimmed to perfection. These are the highlights of our findings during our 9 week stay: - The pool is heated and hot tub worked most of our stay. It was still broken when we left. - The office/clubhouse is perpetually "coming soon", although they have no construction plans currently to build one. The office is located inside of a shipping container. - They sometimes erect a tent for gatherings, but stated they get destroyed by high winds on a regular basis. - They held potluck dinners in the fitness room during our stay, due to lack of any other facilities. - We were warned of past thefts when we arrived. Two thefts occurred on separate occasions during our stay and the "resort" sent out text messages to residents with tips from the local police department. - Stray dogs regularly roam the grounds. - There is no street lighting and building exterior lighting is off during most of the dark hours. Flashlights or headlamps are advised after dark. - Lawn maintenance is a constant irritant at the sites. It happens 6 days of the week, with 3-5 days that they would come through our site EACH WEEK. - The building is surrounded by SANDBURS. We picked them out of our shoes on a daily basis. - The air often smelled like sewer gas, most likely due to the nearby tidal basin. - Showers/restrooms are cleaned once a week, according to the manager. Daily would be more appropriate. - The high-speed internet located at each site was good. However, they don't provide a Wi-Fi Hotspot for use when away from your site (e.g. in fitness room). - They say Corpus Christi is the windiest city in the United States. We no longer doubt that statement. - While it is promoted as a "resort", it felt more like an RV park by the end of our stay there. Many "resort" amenities are perpetually "coming soon".

We stayed there for the winter, 5 months. Nov - Mar The staff was helpful and friendly. Some…read moresites are wider than others. You park on a pad. The people there are very friendly. Loved the pot luck and the special dinners. It's a great place if you fish. We fished from the sea wall. The only two things I didn't like about this place was the roads inside the park. When it rains it was very muddy. And the wind. It seems like it blew every day. The camper rocked all the time. We loved the park but it's not are cup of tea.

They will scam you. This place is super crowded, tons of fights and drama. The lawn guy will…read moredestroy your sewer lines. The best part, they aren't upfront on the price and you pay upfront then they hit your card again after you leave and when asked say they don't give out bills to show what they are charging you for. We paid for the spot knowing there would be electric billed after the stay. When we got ready to leave we spoke to the park host who said they would email us a bill. We left. They proceeded to charge our card another $570 and a 4% fee for eletric and spot fees. We paid for the spot upfront. When asked for an itemized statement " we don't do that ". If you want surprise fees and nightly fights and cops this is the place for you !!

Very quiet park. Lots of mature oak trees, hence the park name. Hardly heard any road noise from…read morethe highway. Had a choice of a few spots as this park seems to have many long term residents. Water view from our D3 spot. Walked the park trail too. Not much to see as the area has been dry for some time but again quiet and no one else on the trail. Price was reasonable; paid in advance for the Easter weekend. As the dates got closer, something weird happened and my credit card was hit twice for more than our weekend fee, but Michelle got it reversed pretty quickly. They have a pickle ball court that we heard someone using at one point. Drive to reach Rockport was minimal. Was raining when we packed up and noticed some weird little white worms trying to take up residence in our equipment but managed to remove most of them so we wouldn't take them home with us.

Great place in the Texas costal area. Many spots have lots of room. Love all the trees!!!read more

I recently stayed at Mac's Landing and had a very pleasant time. The owners are very kind and…read moreattentive as well as the long term residents. I stayed in the very cozy weekend rental, the community has a very nice pavilion and kitchen area to prepare meals as well as an outdoor eating or gathering area with a big TV to watch! The bathroom/shower rooms are very spacious and comfy with an AC so you don't sweat your clean away!! I will definitely be going back and recommend you give Mac's Landing a visit!

The owners of this park are amazing people!! They are super friendly and make you feel like family…read more.. The other residents are extremely friendly and helpful. The sites are large and clean.