We spent 2 nights here in early May, 2020, as the Covid lockdown was winding down. This is the concrete parking lot of the Natchez Visitor Reception Center, which was closed during our stay. The RV area is actually labeled "busses", but works fine... Read more

This site is about 30 miles south of Lafayette, near Palmetto Island State Park. As noted in other reviews, this is just a bit of land with 4 full hookup spots. We took the last site, between two other rigs with about 8 feet between us, so no... Read more

We spent Friday and Saturday nights here as the 2020 Corona lockdown was beginning to lift (May 1 & 2). This park is located on the main highway that runs down the Bolivar Peninsula, so the could be road noise near the front. There was some... Read more

The City of Port Aransas is not allowing RV parks to accept new patrons. Also, beaches there are closed to camping and most other activity other than exercise.

We've been notified that the park will close Friday, March 27 to camping. Bird Island Basin will remain open for day use (at least for now). We were able to get on AT&T and Verizon using our router with a roof mounted antenna. Cell phones have... Read more

We spent on night here on our way east. Pretty much a standard Interstate rest area - we parked in a truck/RV space which was wide enough to put out our 3 ft slide. Noise was moderate - there is a train track on the north side of I-10, but no... Read more

Per their website, this park is currently closed for construction. See https://www.usbr.gov/newsroom/newsrelease/detail.cfm?RecordID=68163

This is per their website January 23, 2020.

We stayed here in January, 2020. Our original plan was to stay at Giles French Park (see our review), but moved here as it is just down the river road so there was no need to get back on I-84. The area is large enough to put some space between... Read more

Our visit was in early January. This has the potential to be a great spot; however, when we drove through, every loop was occupied by folks who were set up on what appeared to be an endless campout, with lots of tarps and other gear spread around.... Read more