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If you’re searching for an RV park near Aransas Pass, TX this summer, you’ve landed in the right place. June through August on the Texas Coastal Bend is nothing short of spectacular — warm Gulf breezes, world-class redfish and trout fishing, shrimp festivals, and sunsets that make you forget you ever had a schedule. Whether you’re a weekend warrior rolling in for a few days or a long-haul traveler looking for a monthly RV park with full hookups to use as your summer base camp, Aransas Pass RV Park & Self-Storage puts you right in the heart of it all.
Located at 340 N 13th St, Aransas Pass, TX 78336, this quiet, well-maintained park offers full hookup RV sites with all utilities included — electricity, water, sewer, WiFi, and trash service — at some of the most competitive monthly RV rates near Corpus Christi you’ll find on the coast.
Aransas Pass sits at the crossroads of some of the finest coastal Texas experiences available. Nestled between Corpus Christi Bay, Redfish Bay, and the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, this small city punches well above its weight when it comes to outdoor recreation, fresh seafood, and laid-back coastal living. Summer brings peak fishing season, warm water temperatures ideal for kayaking and paddleboarding, and a steady stream of festivals and local events that make every weekend feel like a celebration.
For RV travelers — especially those on extended stays or monthly RV rentals — Aransas Pass is a hidden gem compared to the more crowded and expensive options in Port Aransas or Corpus Christi proper. You get the same incredible access to the water and the coast at a fraction of the price, with far less traffic and noise.
Aransas Pass is widely known as the “Shrimping Capital of Texas” — but it’s equally legendary among sport fishing enthusiasts. Here are the top spots within easy reach of the park:
Just minutes from the park, Redfish Bay is one of the most productive shallow-water fishing destinations on the entire Texas coast. Wading anglers and kayak fishermen flock here for trophy-sized redfish and speckled trout. The seagrass flats are protected, which means the ecosystem — and the fishing — stays exceptional year after year. Summer mornings on Redfish Bay are absolutely magical.
Conn Brown Harbor is Aransas Pass’s working shrimp boat harbor and a fantastic spot for bank fishing, crabbing, and watching the commercial shrimp fleet come and go. It’s a quintessential Texas coastal experience and completely free to access. Kids love crabbing off the docks, and anglers regularly pull in flounder, sheepshead, and black drum from the harbor walls.
The Lydia Ann Channel connects Aransas Pass to Port Aransas and is a prime corridor for fishing from a boat or kayak. The channel edges hold big trout and redfish, especially during early morning and evening tides. Several local fishing guides operate out of Aransas Pass and offer half-day and full-day trips through this channel and into the surrounding bays.
Aransas Bay itself offers miles of productive wade fishing and boat fishing opportunities. The bay is known for its clear water and abundant baitfish, which attract everything from speckled trout and redfish to black drum and flounder. Summer topwater action at dawn is a bucket-list experience for any Texas angler.
For those who want to go big, offshore fishing charters depart from nearby Port Aransas — just a short drive from Aransas Pass RV Park. Summer is prime season for king mackerel, mahi-mahi, red snapper, and amberjack. Several charter companies offer shared and private trips ranging from half-day nearshore excursions to full-day offshore adventures.
Fishing is just the beginning. Here’s what else is waiting for you this summer within easy reach of the park:
Port Aransas Beach is approximately 20–25 minutes from the park via the free Aransas Pass–Port Aransas ferry. The ferry ride itself is a fun experience, especially for families and first-time visitors. Port A’s beaches are wide, clean, and perfect for swimming, surfing, sandcastle building, and beachcombing. Mustang Island State Park, just south of Port Aransas, offers camping, paddling, and some of the most pristine Gulf shoreline in Texas.
The calm, protected waters of Redfish Bay and the Intracoastal Waterway are ideal for kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. Several outfitters in the area rent equipment and offer guided eco-tours through the seagrass flats, where you can spot dolphins, sea turtles, and wading birds up close.
The Aransas National Wildlife Refuge, located about 45 minutes north of Aransas Pass, is world-famous as the winter home of the endangered whooping crane. In summer, the refuge is alive with roseate spoonbills, great blue herons, alligators, white-tailed deer, and hundreds of other species. Boat tours from Rockport offer the best wildlife viewing experience.
Just 15–20 minutes north of Aransas Pass, the twin cities of Rockport and Fulton offer a charming arts district, excellent seafood restaurants, the Texas Maritime Museum, and the Rockport Beach Park — one of the cleanest and most family-friendly beaches on the Texas coast. The Rockport Art Festival draws visitors from across the state each summer.
Corpus Christi is approximately 30–35 minutes from Aransas Pass RV Park, making it an easy day trip destination. Top summer attractions include the Texas State Aquarium, the USS Lexington Museum, Padre Island National Seashore, and the vibrant Shoreline Boulevard waterfront. Corpus Christi also offers major shopping, dining, and entertainment options for when you want a change of pace from the quiet coastal life.
The park’s touchless management model is a genuine advantage for long-term guests who value privacy and independence. There’s no on-site manager hovering around — just a clean, well-maintained property with maintenance personnel available as needed and a regional manager who visits regularly to ensure everything stays in top shape.
One of the biggest advantages of choosing Aransas Pass RV Park for your summer stay is the value. While many coastal Texas RV parks charge premium rates during peak summer season — often with electricity billed separately on top — Aransas Pass RV Park keeps things simple and affordable:
Compare that to nearby competitors: Aransas Bay RV Resort charges $510–$545/month plus electricity, and Portobelo Village runs $400–$500/month plus electricity. At Aransas Pass RV Park, your monthly rate covers everything — making it one of the most affordable full hookup RV parks near Corpus Christi for summer extended stays.
Need extra space for gear, a boat, or equipment? On-site storage units start at just $45/month for a 10×10 and go up to larger 24×50 units for $180/month — perfect for storing fishing gear, kayaks, bikes, and everything else that makes a summer on the Texas coast complete.
Aransas Pass RV Park is an ideal summer home base for:
Aransas Pass RV Park is conveniently located right in the heart of Aransas Pass, Texas — easy to reach from Highway 35 and just minutes from the Aransas Pass–Port Aransas ferry landing. Whether you’re coming from San Antonio, Houston, Austin, or the Rio Grande Valley, the drive to Aransas Pass is straightforward and scenic once you hit the Coastal Bend.
From Corpus Christi: Take TX-35 N approximately 25 miles to Aransas Pass. The park is located at 340 N 13th St.
From San Antonio: Take I-37 S to Corpus Christi, then TX-35 N to Aransas Pass — approximately 3.5 hours total.
From Houston: Take TX-35 S through Victoria and Rockport to Aransas Pass — approximately 3.5–4 hours.
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, sweet, and absolutely worth it. Don’t spend it crammed into an overpriced RV resort or fighting for a spot at a crowded park. Aransas Pass RV Park & Self-Storage gives you a quiet, affordable, full-hookup base camp right in the middle of some of the best fishing, beaches, and coastal living Texas has to offer.
Monthly rates start at just $375/month with all utilities included. Daily and weekly stays are welcome too. Spots fill up — especially in summer — so don’t wait.
Book Your Summer Spot Now at Aransas Pass RV Park
Call us at (361) 266-5985 or visit www.aransasrvpark.com to check availability and get started today.
