Rockport Country Retreat RV Park
is a beautiful RV park set amidst live oak trees. The park grounds are secluded and surrounded by the natural beauty of wildlife and bird sanctuaries.
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Off Season: April 1 - September 30
Off Season Specials
FISHERMEN & FAMILY VACATIONERS
Leave your rig on site at Rockport Country Retreat. Come enjoy your spot on week ends and/or short vacations. Save wear and tear on towing your RV. Price includes water and sewer. Electricity paid monthly. Cable TV paid only for days you occupy your rig.
Concrete Pads* - 3 Months $525 Total
(This fee is to be paid up front and can be renewed for an additional 3 months up to Sept. 30)
Grass Pads* - 3 Months $475 Total
This fee is to be paid up front and can be renewed for an additional 3 months up to Sept. 30)
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Relax and enjoy our shaded sitting areas, gazebos, lush plants, and vegetation. |
When you're not fishing the waters of Aransas Bay, Redfish Bay or the Gulf of Mexico, relax in our saltwater pool and hot tub. |
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Rockport Country Retreat RV Park is located on The Great Texas Coastal Birding Trail just south of Rockport, TX, a city renowned as a “Top Ten Art Colonies” in the United States AND a top 10 retirement community.
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| There is much to see and do in the surrounding area from birding to site seeing to swimming or fishing or just plain relaxing. We are only minutes from launching your boat for you fisherman and women or if swimming is your wish , then visit Rockport Beach Park, TEXAS first certified BLUE WAVE BEACH just minutes down Market street. | ![]() |



Rockport-Fulton is nestled inside Aransas Bay less than an hour away from the Corpus Christi metro area. Aransas and Redfish Bays are a sheltered bay system famous for fine saltwater fishing and hunting. We also have an array of Coastal birds including Mallards, Great Blue Heron, Egrets and the endangered Red-Billed Whistling Duck to name a few. Rockport-Fulton and Aransas National Wildlife Refuge is the winter home (November-April) of one of two naturally migrating flocks of Whooping Cranes.