I just spent 5 fabulous days here. Ann was incredible, it was easy checking in, she was so sweet…read moreand helpful. The pool was amazing, there isn't any shade but they allow us to put our ez up tent near the pool witch helped a lot. Showers and restrooms are extremely clean always. We noticed security riding around all day and night as well. We felt extremely safe. Everyone who works there are really friendly. Ann, you are a doll, I can't wait to see you again.

Had a spot right by the river. Beware of bugs. Roaches, ants, and spiders. Luckily what I sprayed…read moreworked for roaches too. Sprayed for ants and tons of dead roaches appeared under my trailer. Don't stand still outside for too long or you'll be swarmed in ants. Careless lawn care. They do it while everyone's home. Their contractors walk between your camper and vehicle. One walked by with a weed whacker over his shoulder and hit my trailer while I'm sitting there. Didn't have issues with staff which was good. Park isn't so strict as you'd expect. Broken vechocles in spot, shabby and moldy trailers. My neighbor had cig butts everywhere, locals use the laundry room in the park like a laundry mat. Laundry room is shabby mix matched machines and unventilated. Highest prices for everything and the worst quality that I've come across.

A Few Issues Our stay here was nice. If I could, I'd rate it…read more3.5. Plenty of room between pads; residents are quiet; nice grounds; decent WiFi. The negative is the loud railroad very nearby. Trains every 10 to 20 minutes 24/7. It's true in much of Harris county, but, boy, by the time we left, I was really wishing for some quiet.

I have stayed here off and on for the last few years and I can honestly say that this is the most…read morepeaceful and respectful place that I have ever stayed. The staff has went above and beyond to make sure my stay was safe and satisfying. If you're looking for a place that shows caring and respectful service, this is the place.

Been to several parks this is my favorite. Management is cool. Nice laundry clean showers. Great…read morePark

We stayed at this park in December on our way from Florida to Arizona. The access to the park is…read morethrough a gate which is nice for security, but challenging to walk out of the park instead of driving. While we were there, the adjacent property had construction equipment running all day, and they were tearing down trees along the water's edge outside the park fence and leveling the ground. Our site was on the East side backed up to the property under construction. The noise didn't bother us too much as it was mostly during the day. I walked my leashed pup around the park a few times a day. They had pet clean up stations around the park to pick up after your pet. There was a pavilion with BBQ grill that you could use, as well as a playground for the kids. They also had a pool up by the office inside a gated area with rules posted. It was a good stop on our trip and I may return again if I'm in the area.

Great place to stay , quiet and well kept, the owners are extremely responsive as well. I highly…read morerecommend staying here.

From the owner: Here at Scott RV Park we pride ourselves in delivering professionalism and courteous service to our…read morecustomers. We are a small quiet RV Park with security gates we have internet, laundry facilities & showers, Just minutes from Baytown, Mont Belvieu, Deer Park, Channelview, Pasadena, La Port and Highlands. For more information, give us a call today!

great, spacious and easy access to Hwy. really well built! Cougar RV park is new in area and…read moreconsist of concrete pads with vehicle parking extra, free WiFi and onsite laundry. Worked great!!

From the owner: Nestled in the serene countryside just beyond the city's edge, Cougar RV Park offers the perfect…read moreblend of rural peace and modern convenience. Whether you're here for work, play, or a bit of both, you’ll love our location: just a short drive from vibrant business districts and major petrochemical facilities, making it an ideal base for professionals, travelers, and long-term guests alike. Wake up to birdsong, unwind under starry skies, and enjoy the comfort of full-service RV sites designed for both short stays and extended living. With easy access to nearby dining, shopping, and employment centers; we offer spacious concrete pads for easy parking, city water & sewer hookups, full power hookups, on-site laundromat for your convenience, free Wi-Fi to keep you connected, and a well-lit environment for peace of mind.

So there is a marina in Channelview on the San Jac River that has a little bar and grill. The place…read moreis very spacious inside. They have no A/C but plenty of fans going and cold beer, tvs for the games and good food. Horseshoe bar, plenty of tables, very friendly staff. The burger was on point, the rings were typical frozen bag and the shrooms were par but I still enjoyed it. They have load of other things on the menu to tickle your fancy. If you want a change of scenery, food and drinks then sneak off to Good Times Marina. Till we eat again.

My husband and I really wanted to move our 5th wheel to the Good Times RV Park but after this…read moreweekend we have changed our mind and no longer interested. We drove to the park to see if that perfect RV spot had opened up and was stopped by a very rude standoffish woman which we learned was the owner/manager Kathy (so she said). One thing I know real well is how to approach and welcome a prospective resident; a "Hello may I help you" with a smile is how you approach a person, but instead got a sharp rude "What do you need." Right then with her comment and mannerism I knew this was not where we want to be. We are sad that Good Times will not be our future home but dealing with a rude manager is not a place we want to call home. We never had a chance to try the restaurant which has rave reviews but be choose not to patronize a place management is not welcoming. Suggestion Ms Kathy practice you social skills when approaching a person.

Just off I-10 in nice quiet neighborhood. Small park so not a lot of park traffic either. They…read morehave washer/dryer for the park. Very nice retired couple owns and manages it. Clean - Quiet - Reasonable rates. Usually other people like me that works in the plants rents from them. Highly recommend them - but don't take my spot if I need it. (LOL)

The amenities the rv park offers are horrible!!Wifi does not reach trailer spots only the office…read morearea, the laundry mat is horrible.. Washers do not wash well and the dryers are very expensive!!! They do not do well on taking care of the bug infestation!! They always answer with " we're trying to get it set up for everyone"!

Checked out Sheldon Lake State Park after seeing it nearby. It's not a fully developed park, rather…read moreit's a collection of former fish hatcheries that have been returned to nature + walking trails + wetlands. There is no entrance fee and you're able to fish from the shoreline without a fishing license. The park is open from 8am-5pm. There's only about 2 miles worth of easy, paved trails. The main attraction is their observation tower that has an elevator that took us to the top. Up there, we saw the Houston skyline, oil refineries, and the other areas of the park we can't get to by foot. There are occasionally some ranger programs that the park rangers host. Because this park is classified as a not for profit park, they don't sell any gifts or souvenirs. They do have a park stamp though if you're interested in adding to your Texas State Parks Passport stamp collection. Even though this place doesn't offer many of the bells and whistles of other parks, the free admission makes it accessible to anyone seeking to get away from the "busyness" of life.

This is one of the Texas State parks that is free without the TX State Park pass and doesn't allow…read moreindividual camping. They only have group camping onsite and the campsites are not private, but very close together. Located in an unincorporated community just right off of Beltway 8 and US-90 Highway is Sheldon, TX which isn't too far from East Houston. Sheldon Lake isn't as kept up as Brazos Bend State Park in Needville or Stephen F. Austin in San Felipe, TX (which are closer state parks near Houston worth checking out); I did notice that since the park is considered free, hooligans feel the need to vandalize educational outdated posters on the tower and carve their names into trees which serve no purpose. I had the pleasure of meeting one of the park rangers, Tori who mentioned that the park was special to her. She was going around the park to assessing things that needed to be completed and worked on. This is one of the underrated parks that is home to ecological habitats of wetlands, bottomland woods, and coastal prairies. Driving to the park on Garrett Road, to your right, you'll see Sheldon Reservior. Seeing the trees on the reservior reminded me of the bald cypress at Caddo Lakes State park in Karnack, TX. Big and sunken into the swampy waters. Climbing several stairs to get to the top of the 82-floor tower was exciting because the view was stunning. There are placemarkers on the floor that indicate at which area that you stand you can see the Houston Ship Channel, the San Jacinto Monument, Houston Skyline, bayous, and views of the park. The elevator looked to be out of commission for a while as it was boarded up. There were giant solar panels generating the Mitsubusi Generators behind the towers. The trails are flat and gravel based; they are easy to manever for able-bodied and handicapped accessible individuals. There aren't any traditional trail markers located through the park which can be a bit confusing if you have trouble with reading a maps or don't have a sense of direction due to a lack of spatial awareness, then you may get lost. Not to worry because the park is very small and each trail isn't too long. The main trails always lead back to the parking lot. Each trail at this park doesn't extend past 0.8 miles. Unlike many others TX State parks, the Civilian Conservation Corps didn't build anything on-site at Sheldon Lake. This is definitely not one of my favorite state parks within our state that I've visisted, but it isn't bad to come here for a quick hike and to relax. It wasn't very crowded like it would be at Enchanted Rock located in Fredricksburg, TX or even Inks Lake in Burnet, TX. The park is very simple and needs some extra work to make it shine like the other TPWD parks.