Billed as a “Luxury RV Resort”, this park is nice, but not exceptional. Although we had made reservations a year in advance, new ownership had changed our site to one less desirable, and in an attempt to make it up, gave us a site in the “owner’s area”. Our site was level concrete with plenty of room around us, but the area has many owners who are building permanent storage units, and the constant construction traffic and building noise was constant and distracting. No cable or free WiFi, and the Tengo WiFi charge was ridiculously high. Verizon cell and Aircard service was good. Located on the highway 35 bypass, the park is a compromise location; not close to anything but a convenient distance from Corpus Christi, Port Aransas, and Rockport. There are equal or better parks more conveniently located, and if we return to the area, we’ll stay elsewhere. Pricy for what you get at $400/mo plus electric. Southern Oaks Luxury RV Resort.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Southern Oaks Luxury RV Resort, Aransas Pass TX
Stay Date: February 2012
Billed as a “Luxury RV Resort”, this park is nice, but not exceptional. Although we had made reservations a year in advance, new ownership had changed our site to one less desirable, and in an attempt to make it up, gave us a site in the “owner’s area”. Our site was level concrete with plenty of room around us, but the area has many owners who are building permanent storage units, and the constant construction traffic and building noise was constant and distracting. No cable or free WiFi, and the Tengo WiFi charge was ridiculously high. Verizon cell and Aircard service was good. Located on the highway 35 bypass, the park is a compromise location; not close to anything but a convenient distance from Corpus Christi, Port Aransas, and Rockport. There are equal or better parks more conveniently located, and if we return to the area, we’ll stay elsewhere. Pricy for what you get at $400/mo plus electric. Southern Oaks Luxury RV Resort.
Billed as a “Luxury RV Resort”, this park is nice, but not exceptional. Although we had made reservations a year in advance, new ownership had changed our site to one less desirable, and in an attempt to make it up, gave us a site in the “owner’s area”. Our site was level concrete with plenty of room around us, but the area has many owners who are building permanent storage units, and the constant construction traffic and building noise was constant and distracting. No cable or free WiFi, and the Tengo WiFi charge was ridiculously high. Verizon cell and Aircard service was good. Located on the highway 35 bypass, the park is a compromise location; not close to anything but a convenient distance from Corpus Christi, Port Aransas, and Rockport. There are equal or better parks more conveniently located, and if we return to the area, we’ll stay elsewhere. Pricy for what you get at $400/mo plus electric. Southern Oaks Luxury RV Resort.
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