Estes RV Park

Nice and quiet just like other reviewers have mentioned, there are no bathrooms, shower houses, pool or any of that to draw unwanted noise to the park which is good, they had nice shade trees before Harvey, most are gone now.Rates were decent the guy that runs the place is nice and laid back, there aren't many rules if any, not much of a need for them because everyone here has common interests.There's cable and wifi, power (although seemingly high) is price comparable to parks in the area. water pressure is great, concrete lots with extra parking across the road, you don't get nickeled and dimed for extra cars, dogs or overnight visitors.

Be warned, this camp ground is not for everyone!!! There are no showers, no pool, no playground. They do have wifi (we had a great signal, but we were told it can be spotty); they have cable ( but you need to pick up a receiver from the office, it's not as simple as just hooking up a cable). Your satellite dish probably won't work, the trees block the signal (unless you had a dish with a long cable that you can position so that it points towards an opening in the trees.There is a laundry room. And, it appears they may be building a small shower house ( but I won't swear that is going to be the buildings intended purpose).So why four stars? It is one of the most peaceful campgrounds I've been to in a very long time. The sites are surrounded by live oak trees, the rv pads are all concrete, level and good sized. The location had the feel of years gone by - if a peaceful, quiet campground is what you're looking for you've found your spot!The campground is not very big, maybe 15-20 sites, and many of those are taken up with long term campers - maybe a few snowbirds. The owner is as laid back as the park feels. We had called ahead, so he greeted us when we arrived, then he told us to just pick the site we wanted, get set up and we'd settle up later. It was the next day before we connected up again - and we're the ones that had to track him down. Once we did, he came to our site to settle up. The rate was $35 a night, most in the area are a lot higher! So if you're just wanting to get away from it all - this is the place for you!! If you want or need extra bells and whistles just keep on going, this RV Resort is not for you!!!

This RV Park has been the best we've stayed at since my husband started traveling for work 3 years ago. We've been all over the country. Most of the trees are gone from Hurricane Harvey, but there are still some left, lush grass between the sites, concrete pads, and more room between the lots than anywhere I've been. It's very quiet. The people who choose this RV Park seem to have the common goal of being courteous and enjoying this beautiful place. There's a small laundry room, WiFi, a clubhouse with a kitchen and one shower, and DirectTV. We were there for 9 months, and I couldn't have been happier. It was even better when the hosts, Mike and Christine, came during the winter months. Amazing little campground.

We just stayed at Estes RV park last week, and I could not have been more happy with this place. I talked to Kyle, the owner, several times before and during our stay, and he ALWAYS answered the phone - he is laid back and very easy to deal with. The rates are very reasonable. The greatest part of this place is that it's quiet and clean. We drove past dozens of other rv parks in Rockport, and they were all slammed and congested, but Estes RV Park is much smaller and exactly what we were looking for. No, they don't have a pool, no, they don't have showers, no they don't have a playground, but that's exactly what my family needed - no extra distractions and noise. We had a restful week, and will never stay at another RV park in Rockport besides this one.