This was our second stay here, & I would stay again. Very accommodating hostesses and had no problem adding on another night to our stay. Nice grassy, level sites with gravel driveways/roads. Off the beaten path -- so not even crowded during Spring Break! Some traffic noise from Hwy. 87. Wi-fi was reliable only close to office area. They cater to a number of workers living in FEMA trailers, though. No frills, but a nice, quiet, comfortable place to stay! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Rate is PPA weekday. Nice campground with pull-in spots overlooking a salt water lake and we could see barges/ships on the ICW in the distance. Good Verizon signal for Wi-Fi and phone. I wouldn't recommend a pull through site - they aren't on the lake and aren't as nice as the pull-in sites. My only complaint about this area (not the campground) is people burn off the marshes on High Island and when the wind is from that direction, the smoke blocks the sun and stinks. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very friendly and helpful host. Gave a 10% discount as a Senior, but accepts Good Sam, among others. Site was level and on the lake, which is salt water and is open to fishing. We saw several birds during our stroll around it. Quiet and peaceful although it's just off of the highway. Wi-Fi is a bit weak, but with the use of a USB adapter I had a good signal for my Mac. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice manager, large sites most are around a man-made lake. WiFi ok if you are near the office. My big complaint was that I was charged $2 for a hot shower, AND the water was not even hot. It was tepid at best. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park was cleaner and has more sites than noted. We were in site 22 that was supposed to be a pull through, but trees were planted in the way. It was quiet and the staff was friendly. I did notice that portable buildings that house a laundry and bathrooms have been brought in. The park is centrally located between Crystal Beach and the Galveston Ferry. We will stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park has great potential, but it is not ready to be opened yet. It has been damaged by the last storm and they are trying to rebuild it. There are a couple problems though - the place looks like a construction site with tractors and bulldozers, and they are not done fixing. There are no bathrooms or showers on site. There is no Internet and no cable TV. The camp is not a walking distance from the beach (well, a hike) as they advertise. With a little bit of extra work they can become a great place, but they opened prematurely. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Call first--we failed to recognize the devastation caused by Ike. This park was literally "swept away" in the 17' storm surge when Ike blew in September 2009. Some utilities have since been restored; the few available sites are all taken by refugees and reconstructors. Perhaps by this summer it will be a traveler's resort again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a family friendly park. It has a pond with ducks that our grandchildren love to watch and feed. The hosts are very accommodating and hospitable. Have stayed here numerous times and have always enjoyed our stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This park in located in Crystal Beach, Texas: NOT Crystal City. It is located on the Bolivar Peninsula east of Galveston Island. The Peninsula is not an island, but a 30 mile long peninsula that runs from Galveston Rhodes waterway (Galveston Ship Channel) east to Wy 124. Texas Department of Transportation provides free ferry service from the east end of the island to the west end of the peninsula. This park is a bare bones park, but is clean and friendly. They do have laundry facilities and restrooms and showers. They also have a newly constructed Pavilion. We have stayed here several times and will certainly return. The small town of Crystal Beach is a typical little beach town with several good seafood restaurants, and some attractions for the kids, although the Gulf Beaches are certainly the draw. The beach is walking distance from the park, but not a short walk. The park is located right off the main beach Wy 87 running east to west. My final comments are that this is a park to which I will return. It is my opinion that the earlier review did not do this park justice. I've never seen any snakes or wild animals and there are kids all around having a great time camping with their families. I do consider their rates a little high, but this is tourist area. They do offer Passport America although they suspend that discount on weekends and holidays. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is located in Crystal Beach, Texas which is located on a island across the channel from Galveston. The island has two names. Bolivar Peninsula and also called North Padre Island, not to be confused with more famous South Padre Island. One must take a ferry crossing the channel to arrive in Galveston. The ferry's run 24/7 between Crystal Beach and Galveston. It's approximately 20-30 minutes crossing the channel each way. Waiting time to board the ferry is dependent on traffic. The city of Crystal Beach is very nondescript, small with few services. There is one main general store that combines as a grocery, hardware, gas-station and electronics store. Prices across the board for food, fuel, restaurants, just about everything runs 15-20% higher than in the city of Galveston. The campground is located right off the main highway running the length of the island. The campground is 15-miles from the ferry loading dock. The website to this campground is misleading. There are 4-photos showing the campground, one photo being of a marina or boat dock. This campground is located no where near the river or the ocean. The marina/boat-dock with the boats in the water are of some other place or campground. This is not part of Bolivar Peninsula RV Campground. The ocean beach is 3-blocks away and the river is far behind this campground. Although the staff are friendly and they do provide all utilities; water, sewer, electric the campground has absolutely no amenities at all. There is one small trailer near the back of the campground with 2-washing machines and 2-dryers. There is no club-house, no swimming-pool, no spa/jacuzzi, no bath-rooms, no toilets, no showers, no cable television. It's absolutely imperative one have a fully self-contained unit to stay at this campground. The sites are gravel and uneven. They do have a small man-made lake but no swimming is allowed. The owners are trying to extend the size of this campground and are building to the rear. There are many snakes located in this area and when disturbed can and will come into the campground area and sun near the lake. I cannot in good conscious recommend this campground. Although it is family friendly I would fear for children with so many snakes and wild-life present. There is absolutely nothing on this island for entertainment. No shopping, no malls, no movie-theater, not even a bowling-alley. One must run over to Galveston for just about everything. Crystal Beach does have some nice sea-food restaurants but they cannot compare to the restaurants located on Shore view Drive in Galveston. The island in and of itself is quiet and peaceful. There are other campground located on this island that offer far better services and amenities than this campground. The island is extremely crowded during the summer time, especially during Spring-Break. The ocean beach being the draw. The beach is hard ground and people can drive their vehicles right up to water's edge. The beach is great for surf fishing or running up and down with an off-road ATV's. I would either recommend staying in a campground located in Galveston or staying at the Triple "R" Resort RV Park located in Crystal Beach, Bolivar Peninsula, Texas. I am rating the Bolivar Peninsula RV Park as a (1) POOR. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This place is on the inter coastal waterway, not the beach. There were only about 10 sites that were not full timers. However, they are the 10 best sites in the park, directly on the water, and are apart from the full time spots. We were able to catch enough crab to eat dinner two nights. We also caught many small fish, and a nearby fellow camper caught a very large Red fish. The owner/operator was very nice and helpful. The additional fees per day are as follows - $1 cable, $2 for 50 Amp Service. Could have just added this to their rate instead of listed out. We will camp here when we return to Crystal Beach. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We enjoy camping here and being by the water. You can fish right off the pier and watch boats go by. The host is very hospitable and helpful. Great family park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.