Katy Lake RV Resort

I called after hours last night and they were able to squeeze us in and on the honor system! I filled out registration card and put money in envelope, sealed it and put in drop box. They sent a map of park with our site circled. Awesome! They have a 1/2 mile paved sidewalk around the lake with trash cans and doggy poop bags at each corner. Very nice showers with HOT water and lots of pressure. Reasonably priced.

Houston loves its concrete and this park was representative of that. It was fine. It just very much felt like we were in a crowded parking lot. Sites are right next to one another with a strip of grass between them. There is a decent sized retention pond on one side of the grounds with a walking path around it, and there was a nice looking pool and game room. It's in the city, so everything you need is close by. The lot is secured by a controlled gate. Lots of long term residents, but the sites were well maintained and cared for. We'd stay here again if coming through the area.

We stayed here for 4 days to visit family. Great location and very secure. We were greeted upon arrival and directed to our site. The facilities are great and everything worked as expected. We had a standard pull-through site, but next time we may try one of the covered sites to help with the Houston heat. We will definitely come back again.

We had reservations and they were ready for us when we arrived. Visiting family that lived in town. We used the activity center for a bbq, and it was perfect. Lots of room for everyone, pool table, outdoor tv, bar seating and the kids enjoyed the pool. Laundry room was clean and long term residents are friendly and really kept the place clean. Wonderful half mile trail around the lake and catch & release fishing. Costco and other shopping not too far away. We will stay here next time we are in the area.

We stayed here to visit family in the Katy, TX area. This place is busy, to say the least. There are probably 200+ sites and most seem to be full time residents. The entire park is concrete with small patches of grass. It is as urban as an RV park can get. There are even storage-style roofs in the park and people park under them (maybe weather protection). I originally thought one of the rows was storage but people were living in their RVs below the roofs. In fairness, this park may also be packed with full timers due to Harvey. All in all, find another spot to stay unless you need noise and concrete.

For an "in-town" RV park, Katy Lake is a great choice. We were in Katy to visit a friend who lives 5-10 minutes from the RV park, so the location was perfect for us. We're not fans of crowded RV parks with lots of sites crammed together, but we knew what we were getting into so I can't really complain. There's enough room to open your awning without hitting your neighbor, but not much more room than that. Our pull-through had a paved car parking pad next to the RV, so with our car next to us we had very little camping space (not unusual for a park like this). The $39 weekly rate for full hookups right in Katy close to everything is a good deal. Right outside the RV park is every store you could need, in the typical suburban never ending strip mall frenzy. There is a very nice 1/2 mile paved path around the lake, and a nice fenced dog park that's bigger than most, but apart from that there's no good place nearby for longer dog walks. The Katy Dog Park is a 10-15 minute drive and is HUGE (several fenced wooded acres), with a small pond, a paved loop path, and lots of grass and trees. The WiFi at the RV park worked intermittently and was usually too slow to be useful to us. Verizon and AT&T both worked great. The RV park entrance on Morton Rd. is quite uneven, so you may want to take the turn slowly to prevent dishes from flying out of cabinets. The park is gated and you need to pay a $50 refundable deposit for the remote gate opener. They also give you a code to get in with the keypad near the gate, but there is no way to get out without the opener! There's no keypad inside the park, and the gate does not automatically open when you approach from inside. One morning (before the office opened) the gate was apparently malfunctioning and we couldn't get out of the park--no remotes would open it. Eventually some other stuck RVers manually pulled the gates open so we could all get out. Due to the great location and reasonable price, we'd return here.