Castroville RV Park

Most of the reviews here are for the park, which is fairly nice. The RV park though is a total disaster. Bathrooms are in terrible condition and desperately need to be rebuilt and kept clean. Spots are dirty and drifting trash is frequent. A number of electric poles are out around the park. Parking for an (one) extra vehicle is non existent. On the whole, I would not spend my money here again. There are better options in the area that we have found.

Amazing site!!! Haven't use the RV here yet but planning to. We was visiting the park with children, isn't big but is a poop, hiking and walking trails and amazing river access. Free entrance to the park. Plenty of parking space. Deers and raccoons came out at dusk!!☺☺ Everything they do is by reservation only. RV prices are fair, dump stations, power 30 and 50 amp available and potable water as well. Is a great place to spend the summer hot days of Texas.😊💖💕

For $45 a night, our spot was graced with branches, eggcorns, and raid cans from the neighbor and no picnic table! I cleaned up the branches to prevent the dog and cat from getting tangled up in them. All the full timers had picnic tables, and the lots were mostly a mess. I know eggcorns are going to fall for days, I had no issues with that, but it would take two minutes to take a rake and rake up branches when you know the spot is rented, you put cones there so you know it was a mess! We were not able to sit outside because were so tight fit with the neighbor. The picnic table in the "common" area was loaded with webs, another 2 minute job that could have improved this score. It could have great potential if they just put a little effort into using a rake and having full timers pick up t

Great place for families. Short trails with lots to enjoy. Three playgrounds, sand volleyball pits, covered pavilions, pic nic tables, BBQ pits, real bathrooms, RV camping, basketball court, soccer goals. No enter fee and dogs allowed.

Love this little park. Great walking trails and a beautiful stretch of the Medina River.