We used Passport America and stayed the maximum of 3 nights. Our site was loaded with small "prickers" mixed in the grass at our site. They stuck to our shoes and, therefore, were tracked into our 5thwheel and truck. Some of the sites had concrete pads, but our site was dirt, some grass and "prickers"! We wondered if we were assigned this site because we were using Passport America. Most of the sites were seasonals with park models, but very neat. The seasonals were very friendly and helpful. The pool was immaculate. Large and very clean laundry room. There was a lot of construction on the highway in front of the park and the exit was closed. Not being familiar with the area, it was difficult getting to the park. There was a lot of traffic noise due to being so close to the highway. We would stay there again, but ask for a site that had a concrete pad. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Rate for Passport members. Fig Tree was a great find in the midst of all the big parks around that were charging much more plus a $3 resort fee when it was too cool and rainy to do much of anything. This was the friendliest park we have ever stayed, from the residents to the staff. We were there for only a few days but people were quickly urging us to stay longer. Most the people we talked to return year after year. You are recognized as a newcomer but quickly accepted. The rec room was central with many planned activities. Pool was very popular with the guys (4 tables). WIFI was available only in this area. We would definitely stay here again if in the area. Streets are concrete but almost all sites were on grass. Some with concrete patios. Sites are decent size and easy to back into. Next time we would insist on a concrete patio so it is not so messy if rainy. Right now there is a lot of construction in the area so call ahead for directions as exits may be closed. The construction frontage road barriers do make for a tight turn for a large motor home when leaving. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Well maintained RV Park for just a few days or all winter. Lots of organized activities for those who wish to participate. Only drawback is size of sites, somewhat packed in. We camped here in a camper.

If you absolutely need a place to stay, this is it. If not, find some place else. The place is very small and VERY crowded. The roads are tight, and I even had to wait about 5 minutes for a truck to move so that I could get my truck in the driveway at one point (without my trailer attached). The owner is not necessarily rude, but he isn't friendly either. I'd say he could have cared less had we been there or not. I always felt like I was a bother when I wanted anything....like to register and pay for our fees. The site "worked" in that the power was on (though the voltage was about 140) and the water/sewer hookups functioned. There was new gravel laid.....enough to go to about 3 inches on either side of the tires (in other words, very narrow). Each site also has a very small gravel area for your vehicle, which does not really accomodate a dually tow vehicle for a large fifth wheel. The rest of the site is mud. Literally. They have sprayed weed killer so that it is gravel and mud, no grass. We had to lay down boards to get from the gravel to the steps of the RV without stepping in the mud. It was not pleasant. Every site is a back-in site, and the owner actually suggested that I try backing in from my blind side. I declined. I figured out later that this was to keep me from backing in across the mud, since the vehicle parking space is on the other side of the space. Also, the park is bright at night, not necessarily making sleeping as pleasant as it could be. It is convenient to shopping, but then again so is a Wal-Mart parking lot. This place is designed for "Winter Texans" and not for families with children. I'd say it is a far cry from a resort -- it is a cheap trailer park. All-in-all, I'd say find someplace else. We won't be going back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We've stayed at Sundance RV Park several times in the past three years. Our first encounter was when the new owner first began. Each and every time we've visited, we've been treated good. Although the owner is new, he has really taken care of the area, updating the utilities, and maintaining the grounds constantly. We visit anytime we go to south Texas. I recommend the location, a good price, friendly though unobtrusive owner/manager, and above average utilities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Since January 2003, the Park was sold. The formers owners were very nice with their guests and the Park was a family Park. The new owner is cold with his guests and need courses of human relations. To make reservation, you must give 100.00 $ deposit and, if you can't go, he don't refound the deposit. He keep the deposit as a reservation for the next year. When you send E Mail to the Park, he doesn't answer. Many guests are looking forward to move to an other Park. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Stayed using TT/NACO rate of $199/mo. Stayed 3 months. Nicest winter Texan park in the valley with huge sites. Full activity schedule and excellent park management. Will be there this coming winter season. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is the nicest RV Park we have found in the Rio Grande Valley. A very quiet setting. All of the sites are very large with concrete drive/patio. There is a 24/7 gate attendant. Great activities and amenities. This park has very few park models and mobile homes and they are mostly around the perimeter, so you park mainly next to other RV's. We stayed here for a month in late February and early March 2008, but we plan to spend a few months here next winter. It is located on the north side of Harlingen, which is a very nice city about 45 minutes from South Padre Island. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Newer park with big sites, all with concrete patios. Friendly park staff. PA and TT/NACO accepted. Stayed 2 mo, be back 1/1 for 3 more months. Cleanest and freshest park in this end of the RGV. We camped here in a Motorhome.