Raintree RV Park is a very well maintained full service private park which is named after all of the Rain Trees planted in the park. This park is Rockport's best kept secret with abundant nature, two ponds with fountains, and a quite and peaceful setting.
Raintree RV park has been owned for over 5 years by Jeff and Kim Gordon. They have made numerous improvements such as updating sites with 20/30/50 amp service, adding concrete pads, remodeling the restrooms, installing new washers and dryers and installing WI-FI. They are working hard at keeping this park in excellent condition and ensuring that it maintains its high ratings – the park earned a 23 out of 30 score by Trailer Life, and the restrooms received a 9 out of a possible rating of 10. Make sure you visit with Jeff or Kim for ideas of things to see and do during your stay.
Rockport and the surrounding area offers a lot to see and do. Here are some of Texas Outside's favorite ways to spend some time during your stay at Raintree RV Park:
bike over to Blue Wave Beach (about a mile or so) to swim, fish, surf, or just chill out
jump aboard the Treasure Boat Casino and spend the day/evening enjoying the tables, food, and shows. Discount tickets are available at the front desk
bike or walk along the shore on Broadway, Shell Ridge Road, or S. Water Street
buy some shrimp or fish from the boats in the Rockport marinas and cook a fabulous dinner
rent a boat, jet ski, or kayak and enjoy the Rockport bay
catch some live music at Big Johns Palapa or check out the nightlife at Poor Man's Country Club
Near By:
One of the advantages of staying at Raintree is that they are conveniently located to highway 35 (a block away), the beach is only a mile east, and Corpus Christi is about 40 minutes away. There are plenty of things to see and do in Rockport and Corpus Christi, some of the Texas Outside favorites include:
visit the Texas Maritime Museum which is just down the road
enjoy the Gulf Coast beaches for swimming, fishing, windsurfing, or just relaxing
fish - Rockport and nearby Port Aransas have lots of opportunities for fishing (sport or to catch your dinner) including fishing from the beach, bays, or deep sea charter boats
explore Padre Island National Seashore
take a day to explore Port Aransas
spend some time aboard the Texas Treasure Casino Cruises - a six hour cruise with buffet, shows, and gambling
enjoy the restaurants and nightlife on Fulton Beach Road - check out Big Johns Palapa for seafood and live music, Charlotte Plumbers or Alice Faye's for on the water seafood dining (Alice Faye's will cook your catch)
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