Houston East RV Resort

The road nose is there. If this bothers you then this is not the campground for you. But if you like VERY clean and extremely well maintained RV Park with a staff that is very friendly and helpful then you’ll love this place

Price reflects Passport America discounts

The only negative here is road noise from I-10, it’s loud and non-stop. Otherwise it’s clean and comfortable. Raul in the office is very friendly. Laundry, bathroom, and showers all very clean and worked great. Free wifi plan also worked without a glitch. I didn’t use the pool but others did.

Very easy access - From the East - you have to exit and follow the westward frontage road to a U-turn, so you can get over to the frontage road going East. Then the campground is on the right. Very Very friendly courteous staff - golf cart led us to our site - pull-thru D1. Made sure we fit okay - she even wiped down the utility connections with a bacterial wipe. Yes, this park has a majority of permanent residents but you wouldn't know it until they come home around 5pm. All sites are kept clean and uncluttered. Would highly recommend staying here. HEB store nearby and lots of restaurants. Some road noise but not bad with the AC on. We camped at Houston East RV Resort in a Fifth Wheel.

We were able to make a last minute reservation here the other night. Staff called minutes after we made online reservation and advised us as to their after hours check in procedures. Site was not too dense, a pull through with trees overhead. Laundry was fully operational and accepted credit cards. Propane services on-site. Super clean.

This is a "medium" size park, with what looks like an equal number of pull-through and back-in sites, as well as lots of tent sites and cabins. There are a number of long term folks here, and it appears that all the RV sites have concrete pads, 30 & 50 amp service, water and sewer and CATV with about 30 channels. Our site was level and our 52 ft rig ( 28' ft Class C towing a VW Beetle) fit with some room to spare.

Water pressure is good and the common areas are clean and well-kept. Most of all, there is GRASS - lots of it and Max and Mr. Winston love it after almost a week of gravel and sandy straw.

Since we got in late and since the park ad mentioned "Free Internet" we didn't set up Dishy. Big mistake since the so called "free internet" must be free since it is pathetically slow. Further investigation reveals there are no hamsters on the wheel but rather ants - not even fire ants or giant ants or alien-mutated ants - just a couple of lethargic, arthritic, under nourished, narcoleptic tiny ants.

And for the low price of only $3.99/day, you can purchase internet that allegedly allows you to stream. Considering the "free internet" is described as being adequate for "email, browsing and social media", when it is in fact adequate only for inventing new cuss words, I chose not to invest $3.99 to check it out. Luckily I have full bars with AT&T and that's working just fine.

We received a pre-check-in email and two phone calls today prior to arriving to ensure we knew our site and other info since they were closing early. When we arrived we found a complete arrival pack with all the necessary information. $45/night with Good Sam discount. Bottom line is that it's a really nice place however the free internet sucks and to be nickel and dimed for $3.99 a day for "optional" service when the free service is so slow is totally bogus.

Call it what it is, a long term rental camping area for workers in the vicinity. While convenient off of I-10 you do get a lot of road noise. There were a total of 3 overnight RV's the night we stayed and the rest were long term renters. Calling it a resort is wrong. The overnight campers are placed on the end next to the driveway so you hear the trucks coming and going. Some positives are that it is fenced and very clean.