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Fifth-wheel trailer and pickup on a site shaded by oak trees at Ancient Oaks RV Park in Rockport

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Ancient Oaks RV Park

Google rating 4.2

A big, oak-shaded Rockport park on Business 35, minutes from downtown, with full-hookup sites, a heated pool and hot tub, a stocked pond and a busy Winter Texan calendar.

Rockport, Texas · on Business 35, about 4 minutes from downtown

Season

Year-round

Winter Texan season (Nov–Mar) books early

Elevation

Near sea level

In the oaks on the south side of town

Hookups

Full hookups

30/50 amp, water, septic sewer and Wi-Fi

Big rigs

Premium & XL sites

Concrete pads and extra length on premium and XL sites

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

Under the oaks, near downtown

The Ancient Oaks experience

A large, oak-shaded park on Business 35 a few minutes from downtown Rockport and the beach, with full-hookup sites, a heated pool and hot tub, a stocked pond and a 4,000-square-foot Entertainment Hall.

Full hookups30/50 amp, water, sewer and Wi-Fi at every site

Pull-thru & back-inConcrete pads on premium and XL sites

Heated pool & hot tubPool open 10 a.m.–10 p.m.

Stocked pondWith a fountain; fishing for guests

Entertainment Hall4,000 sq ft with a full kitchen

Year-round eventsBusy Winter Texan calendar

Fenced dog runLarge and pet-friendly

24/7 laundryCoin or card

Large showersAccessible facilities

GamesShuffleboard, horseshoes and a pool table

BBQ & fire pitGrills and a community fire pit

Propane deliveredTo your site

Live oak shadeCoastal oaks across the park

What guests say

The park report card

We don’t recycle other sites’ reviews, but the scores are mixed: Google reviewers are mostly happy with the staff, amenities and location, while RV LIFE’s older reviews (mostly 2022 and earlier) rate it much lower.

How RVers rate it

Category scores from Campendium reviewers, out of 5

Location 4.0 out of 5 Near downtown

Access 4.7 out of 5

Cleanliness 4.3 out of 5

Site quality 4.3 out of 5

Noise 4.0 out of 5

Field notes from RVers

Longest rig RVers reportNo recent reports

Cell signal reportedVerizon 4GAT&T 4G

Last reported nightly rate$16 Jan 2022

As reported by Campendium and RV LIFE users; both sets of reviews are mostly from 2022 or earlier. RV LIFE members reported paying $30–$50 a night (2022–2025); Campendium’s $16 is a monthly stay worked out per night. Confirm rates and policies with the park before you go.

On Business 35

Getting there

Ancient Oaks is on Business 35 (Hwy 35 S) on the south side of Rockport, about 4 minutes from downtown.

Map: getting to Ancient Oaks RV Park in Rockport, TexasLocator map of Rockport, Texas. Ancient Oaks RV Park is on Business 35 (Hwy 35 S) on the south side of town, about 4 minutes from downtown. From Corpus Christi, drive SH-35 north through Aransas Pass and follow Business 35 into Rockport. From Fulton and the north, take Business 35 south through downtown. Rockport Beach is about 5 minutes away.3535B1069Aransas BayCopano BayPort BayDowntown RockportHarbor & beachAncient Oaks RV Park1222 Business 35 S1 miN

From Corpus Christi and the south: SH-35 north through Aransas Pass, then Business 35 into Rockport to the parkFrom Fulton and the north: Business 35 south through downtown Rockport to the park

BUSINESS 35 · ROCKPORT

Set your GPS

1222 Business Hwy 35 S, Rockport, TX 78382

To downtown Rockport*About 4 min

To Rockport BeachAbout 5 min

To Goose Island State ParkAbout 21 min

From Corpus ChristiAbout 29 min

The office closes at 5 p.m. and on Sundays. Late arrivals: call before 5 p.m. and the park leaves your site map and gate codes in the night drop box.

The park is on a septic system. Use a sewer hose with a threaded connector or rubber donut at both ends, as Texas law requires.

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

Around Rockport

Around Rockport

Rockport Beach and the harbor museums are about 5 minutes away, Fulton’s mansion about 9, and the Aransas refuge about 45 minutes north.

Rockport Beach Park curving along Aransas Bay, seen from above
5 min east

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.

The Texas Maritime Museum building in Rockport with a large anchor out front
4 min northeast

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

Texas Maritime Museum

Exhibits on the Texas coast’s seafaring past, from early explorers and shipbuilding to fishing and offshore oil, by Rockport Harbor.

The 1870s Fulton Mansion, a Second Empire house with a mansard roof, in Fulton, Texas
9 min northeast

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

Fulton Mansion

An 1870s Second Empire mansion on the bay in Fulton, now a Texas Historical Commission site with guided tours.

Three whooping cranes standing in a marsh at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
46 min north

Photo thanks to Klaus Nigge / USFWS (CC BY 2.0)

Aransas National Wildlife Refuge

The winter home of endangered whooping cranes, with a wildlife drive, trails and an observation tower.

More places to stay

Other parks worth a look

The three closest RV parks to Ancient Oaks, by drive time.

Guests playing shuffleboard among palm trees at Rockport RV Resort
7 min southwest

Photo thanks to Rockport RV Resort by RJourney

Rockport RV Resort

A 100-plus-site RJourney resort off Business 35, with concrete pads, a pool, hot tubs and saunas.

Travel trailer and pickup parked on a shaded site among oak trees at Enchanted Oaks RV Park
8 min southwest

Photo thanks to Enchanted Oaks RV Park

Enchanted Oaks RV Park

A quiet, family-run park in 60 acres of live oaks on the SH-35 Bypass, with 52 roomy full-hookup sites from $55 a night.

Couple fishing from the pier on Salt Lake at Rockport / Corpus Christi KOA Journey
10 min north

Photo thanks to Rockport / Corpus Christi KOA Journey

Rockport / Corpus Christi KOA

A KOA on Salt Lake with two heated pools, a lighted fishing pier and concrete sites up to 105 ft.

Before you book

Plan your stay

Everything that decides whether Ancient Oaks fits your rig, your dates and your budget, in one place.

Our take: a big, social park under the oaks, minutes from downtown and the beach, with a heated pool and hot tub, a stocked pond and a packed Winter Texan calendar. Most residents stay long-term, older reviews are mixed, and long-stay rigs must be 10 years old or newer, so call ahead about your site.

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

Daily (Sun–Thu)$50–$65 /night

Daily (Fri–Sat)$60–$75 /night

Weekly$240–$325 /week

Monthly (+ electric)$475–$625 /month

Rates rise by site type: center-row pull-thru, standard, premium and XL. Electric is included for stays under 30 days and billed at 14 cents per kWh for monthly stays. Stays under 30 days add a 2% Rockport venue tax. Military, senior, Good Sam and AAA members get 5% off if they ask when booking.

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) 729-5051.

Typical July afternoon

Rockport92°

Phoenix107°

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

4 + 4 points

Is it right for you?

Who it suits, what to consider, and what reviewers say.

Open

4 rate rows

Site types

From $50 a night, $240 a week or $475 a month.

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10 details

Rates & policies

Cancellation, check-in, office hours and park rules.

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5 questions

Before you book

Questions to ask before you reserve.

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Ancient Oaks RV Park is a large Rockport park where 75–85% of guests are long-term residents, according to the park. It suits Winter Texans and anyone who wants a social park near downtown and the beach, with a pool, hot tub and events.

Best for

  • Winter Texans: monthly sites from $475 plus electric, and a year-round events calendar.
  • Beach and town lovers: Rockport Beach and the harbor are about 5 minutes away.
  • Pool and hot tub fans: a heated pool and a hot tub, open 10 a.m.–10 p.m.
  • Anglers: a stocked pond in the park, and bay fishing minutes away.

Consider this

  • Reviews are mixed, especially on RV LIFE, and most date from 2022 or earlier.
  • Most residents are long-term, so the park feels more like a community than a campground.
  • Long-term guests’ RVs must be 10 years old or newer.
  • The office is closed on Sundays and from noon to 1 p.m.

Summer in Rockport

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 includes 30/50 amp electric, water, sewer, Wi-Fi, a picnic table and a fire ring. Standard sites are back-ins; premium and XL sites add concrete pads and length, in pull-thru and back-in layouts.

Center row From $50/night

Pull-thru$240 a week$475 a month

The most affordable sites; $60 on Friday and Saturday nights.

Standard From $55/night

Back-in or pull-thru$265 a week$525 a month

$65 on Friday and Saturday nights.

Premium From $60/night

Concrete pad$300 a week$600 a month

Concrete pads and extra length; $70 on weekends.

XL back-in From $65/night

Biggest sites$325 a week$625 a month

For the longest rigs; $75 on weekends.

DailyFrom $50$60–$75 on Fri and Sat

MonthlyFrom $475Plus electric at 14¢ per kWh

DepositFirst night$150 for 30+ day stays

CancellationFree 7+ days out14+ days out for 30+ day stays

Check-in3 p.m.Out by 11 a.m.

OfficeMon–Sat 9–5Closed noon–1 and Sundays

Discounts5% offMilitary, senior, Good Sam, AAA

Quiet hours10 p.m.–7 a.m.10 mph speed limit

Vehicles2 per sitePlus one golf cart

Rig age10 yearsFor long-term residents

Checked against ancientoaksrvpark.com (rates, rules and FAQ pages) on October 12, 2026. Stays under 30 days add a 2% Rockport venue tax. Call (361) 729-5051 for current rates.

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? Premium and XL sites have concrete pads and extra length.
  • Is my site guaranteed? Permanent residents get priority, so confirm your site assignment.
  • What’s the deposit? One night for stays under 30 days; $150 for 30 days or more.
  • Do I qualify for a discount? Military, senior, Good Sam and AAA members get 5% off on request.
  • Is electric included? Yes under 30 days; monthly stays pay 14 cents per kWh.

Know before you go

Frequently asked questions

A few details before you hit the road.

At 1222 Business Hwy 35 S on the south side of Rockport. Downtown is about 4 minutes away, Rockport Beach about 5 and Corpus Christi about 29.

On October 12, 2026, the park listed $50–$65 a night Sunday to Thursday and $60–$75 on Friday and Saturday, $240–$325 a week and $475–$625 a month plus electric, depending on the site type.

For stays of 29 days or less, the deposit is the first night, and cancellations 7 or more days before arrival are free. For 30 days or more, the deposit is $150, and you must cancel at least 14 days out.

Yes. Call before 5 p.m., and the park leaves an envelope with your site map, gate and facility codes in the night drop box. Stop by the office the next day with your driver’s license.

Yes. The park is pet-friendly and has a large fenced dog run. Pet pens and canopies aren’t allowed on the grass.

No minimum on weekends or holidays. Daily stays are up to 6 nights, weekly rates start at 7 nights and monthly at 30 days (except February).

Long-term stays are 30 days or more. The park asks for your ID, RV details and proof of insurance, and long-term RVs must be 10 years old or newer. Reservations for the 2026–27 Winter Texan season are open.

Season: Year-round

Ready for a winter under the oaks?

Soak in the hot tub, fish the park pond and be on Rockport Beach in five minutes. Book online with Ancient Oaks or call the office for monthly sites.

or call (361) 729-5051

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 Ancient Oaks RV Park, with our thanks. Video: Carolyn Medley on YouTube (2019). Area photos via Wikimedia Commons: dwh1974 (Rockport Beach; CC BY 3.0), Larry D. Moore (Texas Maritime Museum and Fulton Mansion; CC BY 4.0) and Klaus Nigge / U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (whooping cranes; CC BY 2.0); the images were resized. Other-park photos: Rockport RV Resort by RJourney, Enchanted Oaks RV Park and Rockport / Corpus Christi KOA Journey. Review-site logos are trademarks of their owners.

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