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Summer on the Texas Gulf Coast hits different. The salt air rolls in off Redfish Bay, the trout are biting, and the sunsets over Aransas Pass turn the sky into something worth driving hundreds of miles to see. If you’re looking for a long-term RV park near Corpus Christi that puts you right in the middle of all of it, Aransas Pass RV Park & Self-Storage is your base camp for the best summer of your life.
Whether you’re a retiree chasing warm weather, a worker on an extended project in the Coastal Bend, or a family ready to spend a few weeks exploring the Texas coast, Aransas Pass is one of the most underrated destinations in the Lone Star State — and our park puts you within minutes of everything worth doing.
Here’s your complete summer 2026 guide to the best things to do near Aransas Pass, TX, plus everything you need to know about making this your home base for the season.
Aransas Pass sits at the heart of the Texas Coastal Bend, tucked between Corpus Christi Bay, Redfish Bay, and the Lydia Ann Channel. It’s a working waterfront town with deep roots in commercial fishing, shrimping, and maritime culture — and it’s surrounded by some of the best outdoor recreation in South Texas.
Unlike the crowded resort strips of Port Aransas or the urban sprawl of Corpus Christi, Aransas Pass has a laid-back, authentic feel. You’ll find local seafood joints, bait shops, boat ramps, and a community that actually knows your name. For RV travelers who want to slow down and really experience coastal Texas, this is the spot.
And with Aransas Pass RV Park offering monthly rates starting at just $375/month with all utilities included — electricity, water, sewer, WiFi, and trash — you can afford to stay long enough to actually enjoy it.
Aransas Pass is legendary among Texas anglers. The waters surrounding the area — Redfish Bay, Corpus Christi Bay, the Lydia Ann Channel, and the Gulf of Mexico — offer world-class fishing for redfish, speckled trout, flounder, and black drum. Summer is prime time for wade fishing the shallow flats of Redfish Bay, and the jetties at Port Aransas are just a short drive away for surf fishing and pier action.
Local fishing guides operate out of Aransas Pass year-round, and the town’s proximity to the Intracoastal Waterway means you’re never far from productive water. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or just learning to cast, the fishing around Aransas Pass is a bucket-list experience for any coastal Texas visitor.
Pro tip: Pick up your fishing license and bait at one of the local tackle shops in town — you’ll be on the water in minutes from our park.
Port Aransas is just a short drive from Aransas Pass — cross the causeway and you’re on Mustang Island, home to miles of open Gulf beach. Port A, as locals call it, is one of Texas’s most beloved beach towns, with a relaxed vibe, great restaurants, and some of the best people-watching on the coast.
Summer 2026 is shaping up to be a big season for Port Aransas, with beach festivals, live music, and the annual fishing tournaments that draw competitors from across the state. Park your RV at Aransas Pass RV Park and make the short trip over whenever the mood strikes — no need to pay resort prices for a beachfront site when you’ve got a comfortable, affordable home base just minutes away.
Just north of Aransas Pass, Goose Island State Park is one of Texas’s hidden gems. The park sits on a peninsula between St. Charles Bay and Aransas Bay, offering camping, fishing piers, kayaking, birding, and some of the most peaceful waterfront scenery in the state.
The park is home to the famous “Big Tree” — a coastal live oak estimated to be over 1,000 years old and one of the largest trees in Texas. Birders flock to Goose Island during migration season, and the whooping crane population that winters in the nearby Aransas National Wildlife Refuge is one of the most remarkable wildlife spectacles in North America.
Summer at Goose Island means kayaking through the marshes, crabbing off the fishing pier, and watching dolphins play in the bay at sunset. It’s a 20-minute drive from our park and absolutely worth the trip.
The Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, located on the Blackjack Peninsula about 35 miles north of Aransas Pass, is one of the most important wildlife refuges in the United States. It’s the primary wintering ground for the endangered whooping crane, but summer brings its own spectacular wildlife — alligators, white-tailed deer, javelinas, roseate spoonbills, and hundreds of species of migratory and resident birds.
The refuge has a 16-mile auto tour loop, hiking trails, an observation tower, and a visitor center. It’s a perfect day trip for nature lovers, photographers, and families looking for a memorable outdoor experience.
The calm, shallow bays around Aransas Pass are ideal for kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. Redfish Bay, in particular, is famous among paddlers for its crystal-clear water, abundant sea grass, and incredible wildlife. You might paddle alongside dolphins, spot sea turtles, or drift over schools of redfish in water so clear you can count the fish.
Several outfitters in the area rent kayaks and paddleboards by the hour or day, and guided eco-tours are available for those who want a local expert to show them the best spots. It’s one of the most peaceful and rewarding ways to experience the Texas coast.
No summer on the Texas coast is complete without fresh Gulf seafood, and Aransas Pass delivers. The town has a handful of beloved local restaurants serving shrimp, oysters, fish tacos, and Gulf-caught specialties that you simply can’t replicate anywhere inland.
The Shrimporee Festival — Aransas Pass’s annual celebration of the local shrimping industry — is one of the most beloved community events in the Coastal Bend. Even outside of festival season, the local seafood scene is a major draw for visitors and long-term guests alike.
Our park is located approximately 1 minute from nearby restaurants, so you’re never far from a great meal. And with an HEB and Walmart both about 5 minutes away, stocking your RV kitchen with fresh Gulf Coast ingredients is easy and affordable.
June 19th — Juneteenth — is a federal holiday and a day of profound historical significance, commemorating the emancipation of enslaved people in Texas and across the United States. The Coastal Bend region has a rich African American heritage, and communities throughout the area mark Juneteenth with celebrations, music, food, and reflection.
Summer 2026 brings a full calendar of cultural events, outdoor concerts, and community gatherings across Aransas Pass, Corpus Christi, and the surrounding towns. It’s a wonderful time to be in the area — to connect with the community, enjoy the culture, and celebrate freedom in one of the most beautiful corners of Texas.
Corpus Christi is just 30 minutes from Aransas Pass, making it an easy and rewarding day trip destination. The city offers the Texas State Aquarium, the USS Lexington Museum on the Bay, the South Texas Botanical Gardens, Padre Island National Seashore, and a vibrant waterfront dining and entertainment scene.
For long-term RV guests staying at Aransas Pass RV Park, Corpus Christi is close enough to visit regularly but far enough that you don’t have to deal with city traffic and noise every day. It’s the best of both worlds — small-town coastal living with big-city amenities just down the road.
When you’re spending the summer — or longer — in one place, the details of your RV park matter. At Aransas Pass RV Park & Self-Storage, we’ve built a park that works for long-term guests who want comfort, convenience, and value.
Our on-site storage units are a major differentiator — especially for long-term guests who need extra space for gear, tools, seasonal items, or business equipment. With sizes ranging from 10×10 up to 24×50, we have options for every need.
One of the biggest advantages of staying at Aransas Pass RV Park is our all-inclusive pricing. While most competitors in the area charge extra for electricity — adding $50 to $150 or more to your monthly bill — our rates include everything.
| Rate Type | Aransas Pass RV Park | What’s Included |
|---|---|---|
| Daily Rate | $40/day | Full hookups, WiFi, trash |
| Weekly Rate | $175/week | Full hookups, WiFi, trash |
| Monthly Rate | $375–$425/month | All utilities included (electric, water, sewer, WiFi, trash) |
Monthly deposit: $75. All utilities included in monthly rate — no surprise electric bills.
When you factor in the cost of electricity at competing parks, Aransas Pass RV Park’s all-inclusive monthly rate is one of the best values in the Coastal Bend. Here’s how we stack up:
| Park Name | Location | Monthly Rate | Electric Included? | Full Hookups | Google Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aransas Pass RV Park | Aransas Pass, TX | $375–$425/mo | Yes — Included | Yes | 3.3 |
| Don Ell RV Park | Aransas Pass, TX | $425 + electric | No | Yes | 4.3 |
| Dagger Island RV Park | Ingleside, TX | $400 + electric | No | Yes | 4.5 |
| Texas Lighthouse RV Park | Aransas Pass, TX | $375 + electric | No | Yes | 4.8 |
| Aransas Bay RV Resort | Aransas Pass, TX | $510–$545 + electric | No | Yes | 4.1 |
| Portobelo Village RV Park | Aransas Pass, TX | $400–$500 + electric | No | Yes | 4.2 |
Competitor data sourced from market research. Rates subject to change. Electric costs at competing parks vary by usage and season — summer AC usage can add $100–$200/month to your bill.
When you’re running your AC all summer in coastal Texas, electricity costs add up fast. At Aransas Pass RV Park, your monthly rate is your monthly rate — no surprises, no meter readings, no extra bills.
Our park is home to a diverse mix of long-term guests who all share one thing in common: they want a clean, quiet, affordable place to call home on the Texas coast.
Address: 340 N 13th St, Aransas Pass, TX 78336
Phone: (361) 266-5985
Website: https://www.aransasrvpark.com/
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Summer on the Texas coast is short, and the best spots fill up fast. Whether you’re planning a month-long fishing trip, an extended family vacation, a workforce stay, or just looking for an affordable long-term RV park near Corpus Christi with all utilities included — Aransas Pass RV Park & Self-Storage has a spot for you.
Monthly rates start at just $375/month with all utilities included. No electric bills. No meter readings. No surprises. Just a clean, quiet, well-maintained park in the heart of the Texas Coastal Bend, minutes from world-class fishing, beautiful beaches, and everything that makes summer on the Gulf Coast unforgettable.
Call us at (361) 266-5985 or book your spot online today. We’d love to have you for the summer — or longer.
