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Aerial view of the rows of RV sites at The Palms RV Park in Aransas Pass, Texas

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The Palms RV Park

Google rating 4.5

A gated, palm-shaded RV park on the west side of Aransas Pass, with roomy concrete sites, a pool and hot tub, two laundries and a busy clubhouse calendar, about 25 minutes from Corpus Christi.

Aransas Pass, Texas · on Wheeler Avenue (Business 35), about 3 minutes from downtown

Season

Year-round

Daily, weekly and extended stays

Elevation

Near sea level

On the west side of Aransas Pass, off Business 35

Hookups

Full hookups

30/50 amp, water and sewer

Big rigs

Ask your length

Concrete pads in several sizes; the park says it fits RVs of all sizes

Updated October 12, 2026 · Details checked against the park’s website

Palm trees, west side of town

The Palms experience

A gated park with about 200 palm trees on the west side of Aransas Pass, with concrete full-hookup sites, a pool and hot tub, two laundries and a clubhouse with a game room.

Full hookups30/50 amp, water and sewer

Concrete padsSeveral sizes, with room to spare

Pool & hot tubResort-style pool and spa

ClubhouseKitchen, big-screen TV and event space

Game roomTwo pool tables and ping-pong

Private showersRestrooms and showers in the clubhouse

Two laundriesFull-size washers and dryers

Pets welcomeTwo dog runs; breed restrictions

About 200 palm treesAn oasis-style park

Gated parkStaff escort you to your site

ActivitiesKaraoke, water aerobics, potlucks and church services

LibraryIn the clubhouse

Weekly & monthly staysFrom $300 a week or $525 a month

What guests say

The park report card

We don’t recycle other sites’ reviews, but the published scores tell a mixed story: Google and RV LIFE reviewers praise the clean, quiet, palm-shaded grounds and the activities, while some Yelp and Campendium reviewers describe booking mix-ups.

How RVers rate it

Category scores from Campendium reviewers, out of 5

Location 3.0 out of 5

Access 3.0 out of 5

Cleanliness 3.0 out of 5

Site quality 3.0 out of 5

Noise 3.0 out of 5

Field notes from RVers

Longest rig RVers report36 ft Jun 2021

Cell signal reportedAT&T 4G

Last reported nightly rate$20 Jun 2021

As reported by Campendium and RV LIFE users. Campendium’s scores come from two reviews (2019–2021), and its $20 rate is an old report, likely a long stay worked out per night. Confirm rates and policies with the park before you go.

On Wheeler Avenue

Getting there

The Palms is on West Wheeler Avenue (Business 35) on the west side of Aransas Pass, a few minutes from downtown.

Map: getting to The Palms RV Park in Aransas Pass, TexasLocator map of Aransas Pass, Texas. The Palms RV Park is on West Wheeler Avenue (Business 35) on the west side of town. From Corpus Christi, take US-181 and SH-35 over the Harbor Bridge and north to Aransas Pass, then Business 35 east. From Rockport, take FM 1069 south into town, then go west on Wheeler Avenue. Downtown Aransas Pass is a few minutes east, and Redfish Bay lies beyond it.35188361361Redfish BayDowntownAransas PassThe Palms RV Park2135 W Wheeler Ave1 miN

From Corpus Christi and the south: US-181 and SH-35 over the Harbor Bridge and north to Aransas Pass, then Business 35 (Wheeler Avenue) to the parkFrom Rockport and the north: FM 1069 south to Aransas Pass, then west on Business 35 (Wheeler Avenue)

BUS 35 · WHEELER AVE

Set your GPS

2135 W Wheeler Ave, Aransas Pass, TX 78336

To downtown Aransas Pass*About 3 min

To Conn Brown HarborAbout 7 min

To the Port Aransas ferryAbout 13 min

From downtown Corpus ChristiAbout 25 min

Reservation fees are due up front. Daily stays are paid in full ($55–$65); weekly stays need a $200 fee and monthly stays $225.

Check the breed list. Pit bulls, Dobermans, mastiffs, Rottweilers and any breed management deems aggressive aren’t allowed.

*Drive times are from Google Maps and OpenStreetMap routing and are approximate. Locator map is approximate, not for navigation.

Around Aransas Pass

Around Aransas Pass

Lighthouse Lakes, the Port Aransas ferry and Rockport Beach are all within about 20 minutes, and Corpus Christi is 25 minutes south.

The historic Lydia Ann Lighthouse on the channel between Aransas Pass and Port Aransas
11 min east

Photo thanks to Jon Lebkowsky (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Lighthouse Lakes Park

A kayak launch on the causeway to Port Aransas, with marked paddling trails through Redfish Bay’s seagrass flats, named for the historic Lydia Ann Lighthouse nearby.

A Texas Department of Transportation ferry crossing the channel to Port Aransas
13 min southeast

Photo thanks to Larry D. Moore (CC BY 4.0)

Port Aransas Ferry

Free TxDOT ferries cross the ship channel to Port Aransas around the clock; watch for dolphins on the short ride.

Aerial view of the wide sandy Gulf beach at Port Aransas on Mustang Island
21 min southeast

Photo thanks to dwh1974 (CC BY 3.0)

Port Aransas Beach

Miles of wide, drive-on Gulf beach across the ship channel, with the Horace Caldwell Pier, beach access roads and big sunsets.

Rockport Beach Park curving along Aransas Bay, seen from above
19 min northeast

Photo thanks to dwh1974 (CC BY 3.0)

Rockport Beach Park

Rockport’s sandy, family-friendly beach on Aransas Bay, next to the harbor, with picnic areas, fishing and bird-watching.

More places to stay

Other parks worth a look

Three more Aransas Pass RV parks, by drive time.

The pool and clubhouse at Southern Oaks RV Resort in Aransas Pass, Texas
5 min northeast

Photo thanks to Southern Oaks RV Resort

Southern Oaks RV Resort

A gated resort on the SH-35 Bypass with paved roads, four fishing ponds and a 10,000 sq ft clubhouse.

The ICW RV Park sign advertising a 360 ft fishing pier and waterfront sites
7 min south

Video still: Boondocking with Dennis

ICW RV Park

A no-frills park on a narrow peninsula on the Intracoastal Waterway, with a fishing pier and mostly monthly guests.

Aerial view of RVs parked on concrete pads with palapa shade huts and green lawns at Seagrass RV Resort
8 min northeast

Photo thanks to Seagrass RV Resort

Seagrass RV Resort

A renovated resort on SH-188 with concrete sites, palapas, a resort pool and a lazy river.

Before you book

Plan your stay

Everything that decides whether The Palms fits your rig, your dates and your budget, in one place.

Our take: a clean, palm-shaded park with a pool, hot tub and a full social calendar at some of the lowest published rates in town. Reviews on Yelp and Campendium mention reservation mix-ups, so get your booking confirmed in writing, and check the breed list if you travel with a dog.

Park ratesFrom the park’s website · checked Oct 12, 2026

Daily$55–65 /night

Weekly$300–325 /week

Monthly$525–575 /month

Reservation fee$55–225 at booking

Starting rates for regular and premium sites; they may vary by date and availability. Monthly rates don’t include electricity. A reservation fee is due when you book: the full nightly rate for daily stays, $200 for weekly and $225 for monthly stays.

Prices are subject to change at any time and may vary by date, season and availability. For the latest pricing, check the park’s rates page or call (361) 758-4000.

Typical July afternoon

Rockport92°

Phoenix107°

Mild winters: January highs average about 66°, which is why Winter Texans fill Aransas Pass’s RV parks; July runs about 92° and humid.

4 + 4 points

Is it right for you?

Who it suits, what to consider, and why RVers keep coming back.

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Site types

From $55 a night, $300 a week or $525 a month.

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10 details

Rates & policies

Reservation fees, pets, arrival and park rules.

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Before you book

Questions to ask before you reserve.

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The Palms RV Park is a gated RV park on Wheeler Avenue on the west side of Aransas Pass, part of the Good Life RV Resorts network. It suits RVers who want a tidy, social park with resort extras at modest rates, from a few nights to a whole winter.

Best for

  • Winter Texans: monthly rates from $525 plus electric, with potlucks, karaoke, water aerobics and church services.
  • Budget-minded RVers: daily rates start at $55, among the lowest published in town.
  • Pool-and-spa fans: a resort-style pool and hot tub, plus a game room with two pool tables.
  • Shade seekers: about 200 palm trees around the park.

Consider this

  • Yelp (2.8) and Campendium (3.0) reviewers describe reservation and site mix-ups.
  • Monthly rates don’t include electricity.
  • Aggressive breeds, including pit bulls, Dobermans, mastiffs and Rottweilers, aren’t allowed.
  • It’s an in-town park with no water views; the bays are a short drive away.

Summer in Aransas Pass

Typical July afternoon

92°

Rockport

Rockport station

107°

Phoenix

Phoenix Sky Harbor

15 degrees cooler than Phoenix, but humid, with nights near 79°. Normal July highs, 1991–2020.

Every site has 30/50 amp electric, water and sewer on a concrete pad. Regular and premium sites differ in price; these are starting rates.

Regular daily $55/night

Starting rateFull hookupsPaid in full

Daily stays are paid in full when you book.

Premium daily $65/night

Starting ratePremium sitePaid in full

Premium sites cost $10 more a night.

Weekly $300/week

$325 premium$200 feeStarting rate

A $200 reservation fee holds a weekly stay.

Monthly $525/month

$575 premiumPlus electric$225 fee

A $225 reservation fee holds a monthly stay; electricity is billed separately.

Daily$55–$65Paid in full at booking

Weekly$300–$325$200 reservation fee

Monthly$525–$575Plus electric; $225 fee

BookingOnline or phone(361) 758-4000

PetsLeashedTwo dog runs on site

BreedsRestrictedNo pit bulls, Dobermans, mastiffs or Rottweilers

ArrivalEscort to siteStaff lead you in

SecurityGatedPrivate, secure mailroom

TrashDaily pickupAt your site

RV washingAllowedAt your site, with well water

Checked against thepalmsrvpark.com (rates and amenities) on October 12, 2026. Book online or call (361) 758-4000; a reservation fee is due when you book.

Good to know before you pull in

Five things that change your booking

Ask these on the phone before you reserve.

  • Which site type fits my rig? Pads come in several sizes; give your full length and ask about premium sites.
  • What’s the cancellation policy? It isn’t published, so ask before you pay the reservation fee.
  • Is electric included? Not for monthly stays; ask how it’s metered.
  • Is my dog OK? The park restricts aggressive breeds; check yours first.
  • Is my site guaranteed? Ask for your site number in writing with your confirmation.

Know before you go

Frequently asked questions

A few details before you hit the road.

At 2135 West Wheeler Avenue (Business 35) on the west side of Aransas Pass. Downtown is about 3 minutes away, the Port Aransas ferry about 13 and downtown Corpus Christi about 25 minutes.

The park has concrete pads in several sizes and says it fits RVs of all sizes, but it doesn’t publish a maximum length. Give your full length, including any tow, when you book.

On October 12, 2026, the park’s website listed starting rates of $55 (regular) or $65 (premium) a night, $300–$325 a week and $525–$575 a month plus electricity. Rates may vary by date.

Online through the park’s booking page or by phone at (361) 758-4000. A reservation fee is due at booking: the full rate for daily stays, $200 for weekly and $225 for monthly stays. The website doesn’t publish a cancellation policy, so ask.

Yes, leashed and under control, with two dog runs on site. Aggressive breeds, including pit bulls, Dobermans, mastiffs, Rottweilers or any breed management deems aggressive, aren’t allowed.

Swim in the pool, soak in the hot tub, shoot pool or play ping-pong in the game room, borrow a book from the library and join the karaoke, water aerobics, potluck dinners, pool tournaments and church services.

Yes, in Aransas Pass: its Campspot booking page uses that name. It isn’t related to parks called The Palms in Arizona or elsewhere. The park’s website says it’s part of the Good Life RV Resorts network.

Season: Year-round

Ready for a palm-shaded stay?

Settle in under the palms, soak in the hot tub and join the potluck, with the bays and the Port Aransas ferry minutes away. Book online or call The Palms.

or call (361) 758-4000

Thank you to the people behind these photos and this video. Please support them by giving their work a look. The park photos come from The Palms RV Park, with our thanks, and the video tour and sign still are by Eisinger Leather Works. Area photos via Wikimedia Commons: Jon Lebkowsky (Lydia Ann Lighthouse; CC BY-SA 2.0), Larry D. Moore (Port Aransas ferry; CC BY 4.0) and dwh1974 (Port Aransas beach and Rockport Beach; CC BY 3.0); the images were resized. Other-park photos: Southern Oaks RV Resort, Boondocking with Dennis (ICW RV Park video still) and Seagrass RV Resort. Review-site logos are trademarks of their owners.

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