The best camping near Lake Corpus Christi State Park

Find everything you need for a fishing vacation here. Amenities of the park include boat ramps, fishing piers, and fish cleaning stations. Take your haul back to your pull-through site with full hook-ups for a relaxing getaway near Corpus Christi.

Fish from the shore, on a boat, or from the two lighted fishing piers. One pier is 400 feet long, which has ample room for anglers. Process your catch at covered cleaning shelters. Put in your boat at the two boat ramps for convenience.

Keep an eye out for the many colorful fish in the lake. Cast your line for redear sunfish, bluegill, white bass, and blue catfish. Crappie, largemouth bass, and channel cats are also popular.

Grab your binoculars and go on a hike. This vibrant birding area has more than 200 species of birds. Play a game of bird bingo to see how many you can find.

Park your RV at one of 26 sites with full hook-ups. 23 sites have electricity and 59 have water and electrical. Ten cabins have air conditioning.

• Screened Shelters: Enjoy a comfortable stay with the convenience of shelter and the beauty of nature right at your doorstep.
• Cabins: For those seeking a cozy retreat, the park's cabins offer a charming escape with all the comforts of home.
• Full Hookup Sites: Ideal for RVs, these sites provide complete amenities for a hassle-free camping experience.

• Book early, especially if you're planning to visit during the busy season from late winter through summer.
• Check for cancellations regularly, as plans change and spots may open up unexpectedly.
• Consider mid-week stays for better availability and a quieter camping experience.
• Explore nearby camping options to increase your chances of finding a great spot.

The best time to visit Lake Corpus Christi State Park is during the milder months, avoiding the peak of summer heat. Spring offers a burst of wildflowers and active wildlife, while fall brings pleasant temperatures and colorful foliage. Weekends and holidays can be busy, so consider a weekday visit for a more peaceful experience.

• Check the park's capacity before visiting, as it often reaches full capacity; reservations are recommended.
• Remember, alligators inhabit the park; review safety tips before exploring near water.
• Accessibility is a priority; inquire about borrowing an all-terrain wheelchair for park trails.
• Stay hydrated and safe on trails; bring plenty of water and travel with a companion.
• No fishing license is required to fish from shore or pier within the state park.