This could be a great little park if.... the owners were on site a bit more often. The office was dingy and cluttered, the staff was grumpy, I think he said the laundry was being worked on and was closed. I never went over to that area as it was next to the long term sites with rough looking locals. I did not see any restrooms. They may have had a pool behind a tall solid fence, all you could hear was what I thought was the pool equipment, but my husband thought it was the aeration equipment for the stocked FISHING pond. The pond even has a bridge to the "island" with a tree covered relaxing/fishing area. Yep, like I said this place could be great! Only the pull throughs were big enough for our 40' coach, the office person assigned us a back in but there was no way we would fit. Even with the pull through we had to park our Jeep across the park road next to the pond. These spaces were quite narrow as well. The towns people we met were great, we ran into Bubba and his buddies and found out all the important who, what and where stuff about the area and he turned us on to a great restaurant, The Tidewater. We ended up liking San Leon and stayed an extra night. This park is the best in the area, and with just a bit of work it could be quite nice. I would stay here again. No recycle available. Shame on Texas! We camped here in a Motorhome.

I went to see Bay Rv Park its ok. The discoragging part was when I walked into the office and the man behind the desk looked unshaven, wearing dirty grey shorts with a holey t shirt.I thought he was the gardner. The wife, I did not know if she was wearing underwear or shorts. The assistant manager was very nice and was the only one presentable to be in the office. I was going to leave my rv there, to use on the weekends, but just that turned me off. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This a clean and quit park and close to Kemah and Galveston. Look like the new management is trying real hard to make everyone happy. A good mix of full timers and winter Texans. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The rv parking spaces are too small, not long enough and not wide enough. No place to park your tow vehicle, as you have to park in the rv site next to the one you rented.The concrete pads are too small and hold water when it rains. The bugs at night keep you inside your rv camper.The park looks good on the internet, but you need to see for yourself before making any reservations. I stayed 1 week and went to another rv park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park is under new management as of June 1. The lady taking over is a people person, very friendly and helpful. The park is clean and improvements are in progress and more planned in the near future. It is close to Galveston and the Kemah Boardwalk. Krogers, Lowes and other chains and places to eat with a bunch of good sea food are just a few minutes away. Rates are the most reasonable for miles around. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I stayed at this rv park and it was clean and quiet with no barking dogs. The park was clean with large 50amp sites for 40' big rigs. Manager lives on site with internet connections in the office, lots of open space for walking and parking. Park has night lighting thru out the park. Laundryroom is available in the middle of property for long term campers.This rv park has the cheapest rates for monthly 240.00 and 120.00 weekly, manager can negotiate on price. I will return later and stay longer to save money. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was listed as an Escapee Park with cable TV. When we arrived, we were told the rates had changed. It was $20 per night for everyone. Park has no amenities, small laundry room, and no showers. Mgr. was grumpy, and non-communicative. Would not recommend this park to anyone. We camped here in a Motorhome.