Park Recommendations in the Rio Grande Valley

[Geeze]

Doe's anyone know of a RV park in the Rio Grande Valley that has both an indoor pool and a woodworking shop?

[TomG2]

Geeze wrote:

Have a question about your park does it seem well managed?

It is really not "My" park, I have stayed at others. Not particularly bad or good. Much cheaper than the big fancy parks, if that matters. I admit that I am not familiar with the woodworking shop except to know there is one and where it is located. I can find occasional errors in the newsletters, but that is not very important to me. Good location in the middle of a dozen weekly dances. (When there is no pandemic).

[Geeze]

TomG2 wrote:

Geeze wrote:
Doe's anyone know of a RV park in the Rio Grande Valley that has both an indoor pool and a woodworking shop?

Alamo Rec-Veh in Alamo, Texas has both along with three RC race car tracks, a lake, and reasonable rent.

Have a question about your park does it seem well managed? The reason I asked was a few months ago I contacted the owner of a park model they have listed for sale on their website (lot 330 ) The lady replied that the home sold three years ago and after multiple requests can't get the park to remove it from their website. It's still on there for sale.

[Geeze]

TomG2 wrote:

Geeze wrote:
Doe's anyone know of a RV park in the Rio Grande Valley that has both an indoor pool and a woodworking shop?

Alamo Rec-Veh in Alamo, Texas has both along with three RC race car tracks, a lake, and reasonable rent.

I see woodcarving listed do they have a full woodworking shop also?

[Geeze]

pawatt wrote:
Bentsen Grove in Palmview

I see woodcarving do they have a full woodworking shop also?

[pawatt]

Bentsen Grove in Palmview

[TomG2]

Geeze wrote:
Doe's anyone know of a RV park in the Rio Grande Valley that has both an indoor pool and a woodworking shop?

Alamo Rec-Veh in Alamo, Texas has both along with three RC race car tracks, a lake, and reasonable rent.