Freeport Friendly RV Park

Campground in Freeport, TX • 136 RV Sites

In Freeport, Texas—in Brazoria County on the Gulf Coast between Galveston Island and the Matagorda Bay where the Brazos River's discharge into the Gulf of Mexico created the specific coastal geography that Brazoria County's chemical industry, sport fishing, and the Bryan Beach and Quintana Beach access have made simultaneously industrial and recreationally productive—Freeport Friendly RV Park provides full hookup pull-through and back-in sites centered around a five-acre catch-and-release fishing pond, with laundry, restrooms, showers, and all-inclusive utility rates in the long-term and extended-stay configuration that serves the Brazoria County construction and industrial workforce as a home base and traveling families as a Gulf Coast value alternative to the Galveston and South Padre resort pricing. The five-acre pond and the all-inclusive monthly rate structure are the two amenity decisions that reveal the property's primary guest orientation. Pull-through and back-in full hookup RV sites with water, sewer, and electric connections circle the five-acre catch-and-release fishing pond—the campground's central amenity—providing every site position the visual and practical access to a private fishing body that most waterfront campsites at public parks make available only for a premium location fee. All-inclusive utility rates—water, sewer, and electricity bundled into the monthly rate without separate metering or variable billing—reflect the cost-structure transparency that long-term residents specifically value over variable rate campgrounds where the summer electric bill can become unpredictable. Monthly rates at $400 reflect the Gulf Coast market's working-population pricing rather than resort vacation positioning. Covered RV sites in development will provide overhead shade protection that Brazoria County's intense Gulf Coast summer sun makes practically valuable for guests who prioritize site temperature and electrical equipment longevity. The Brazos River—one of the longest rivers in Texas, flowing 840 miles from the New Mexico border to its Gulf discharge near Freeport—provides the bank and boat fishing for catfish, bass, and the seasonal red drum runs that the river's lower reaches generate as tidal influence extends upstream from the Gulf. Bryan Beach State Park, across the Brazos from Freeport, provides the undeveloped Gulf shoreline and four-wheel-drive beach access that the Texas coast's free beach access provisions make available without a park fee at one of the least-developed stretches of the upper Texas coast. Galveston Island—one hour northeast via Texas Highway 332 and Interstate 45—provides the most accessible full-service beach resort experience from the Brazoria County base camp: the Seawall Boulevard's 10-mile concrete seawall promenade, the Pleasure Pier's over-water amusement park, Moody Gardens' rainforest and aquarium pyramids, and the Historic Strand District's 1890s commercial architecture and restaurant concentration constitute the Galveston cultural and beach tourism calendar that Brazoria County guests access as a day trip. Houston's full metropolitan cultural and entertainment infrastructure—Space Center Houston, the Galleria, the Museum of Fine Arts, the Theater District—is one hour north. Freeport Friendly RV Park is open year-round in Brazoria County's subtropical Gulf Coast climate. The fishing pond's catch-and-release character makes morning angling a consistent activity across all seasons without the tidal and seasonal considerations that Brazos River bank fishing requires. Summer brings the Gulf Coast beach season to Bryan Beach and the Galveston Island resort corridor. Reserve the pull-through site, bring the fishing rod for the pond, and let Brazoria County's Gulf Coast position and monthly value pricing deliver the working coast Texas camping experience that resort-destination Galveston pricing specifically doesn't.

Campground rules and policies

Registration and Arrival
Check-In Procedure
- NON-COMPLIANCE WITH THESE RULES MAY RESULT IN YOUR BEING ASKED TO LEAVE THE PARK. NO REFUND WILL BE GIVEN.
- Check-Out: 11:00 am
- All site fees must be paid in advance and there are NO refunds for early departures for any reason.
- While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement.Speed Limit
- The park speed limit is 5 MPH. NO EXCUSES! Watch for children playing. Do not obstruct any roadway in any manner.Quiet Hours
- Quiet hours are from 10 PM to 6 AM- STRICTLY ENFORCED.Vehicle Policy
- Only 1 RV or camper per site and only 2 vehicles allowed.
- Vehicle repairs, oil changing, etc. may not be done on the premises, if you are caught doing such there is a $50.00 fine.
- Washing campers or vehicles in the park is prohibited, if you are having your RV washed by a commercial detail/wash company you must inform the office before they arrive.Road/Park Policy
- Vehicles must be parked in designated areas only.
- Do not block driveways.
- Do not park on the grass or where your RV is overhanging the grass.
- Do not park in unoccupied sites.
- NO operating motorized ATVs, Go Carts, etc. in the park on or off the road.Pets Policy
- Pets may never be left unattended outside at any time.
- No outside kennels allowed.
- All pets must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet with you attached to the other end.
- All pet droppings must be immediately collected by the owner, placed in a bag, and deposited in the dumpster.
- There is a $25.00 fine for pet waste left on site or not promptly collected while walking a pet.
- Pets creating a nuisance or disturbance may be asked to be removed from the park.
- No aggressive animals allowed this is up to managers’ discretion.Campground Policy
- Do not place or erect a fence, dog enclosure, or barrier or construct improvements to enclose campsites.Grass Policy
- No rugs, platforms, pallets, or any type of cover may be placed on the grass.
- No outside refrigerators or freezers allowed.
- All outdoor furniture, tables, grills, bicycles, children’s toys, or any other accessories must be kept off grassy areas, including satellite equipment.
- We strive to keep this park as neat and presentable as possible and ask you to keep your site clutter free, this includes under RV and hitch area.Neighbors Policy
- Do not engage in any violent, abusive, loud, boisterous, vulgar, or lewd conduct.
- Please respect your neighbor’s privacy and property.
- It is your responsibility to make sure ALL your guests follow our policies.Cleanliness Policy
- Your site must be kept litter free including cigarette butts and bottle caps.
- Please BREAKDOWN ALL cardboard boxes.
- This is subject to a $25.00 fine if you do not keep your site cleaned up.Trash Policy
- Do not dump used charcoal on the ground. No trash bags left outside unless placed in a trash can with a lid.
- Trash dumpsters are for household garbage ONLY. NO broken furniture, tires, mattresses, appliances, or awnings.
- We’re NOT associated with the Extended Stay next door, do not use their dumpsters.Sewer Policy
- A sewer hose “donut” or “L” connector is required. A 4” sewer adapter is required.
- All sewer hoses must be on stands off the ground.Restrooms Policy
- Please help us keep our restrooms and showers neat and clean.
- Report any problems immediately.Laundry Policy
- Laundry is OPEN 24 hours a day.
- If you need assistance or would like to purchase rolled quarters, please call the manager at 832-808-6228.
- No washing of greasy or oily clothes of any type in the laundry room. No outdoor clotheslines are allowed.Wifi Policy
- WIFI is NOT intended for gaming.Pond Policy
- WARNING! THE POND IS DEEP ENOUGH THAT A PERSON CAN DROWN.
- NO LIFEGUARD OR SUPERVISION IS PROVIDED.
- NO Boats or floating devices are allowed in the pond.
- NO Swimming or wading is allowed in the pond.
- CHILDREN under the age of 16 are not allowed within 20 feet of the pond bank without parental, guardian, or custodian supervision.
- ONLY Catch & Release fishing is permitted.
- Alligators have been removed from our pond in the past, please be aware and cautious.