Bay RV Park Blog
Reserve your SiteTexas City Fishing Pier: Discover the Worlds Longest Man Made Pier
Are you an avid fisherman or just interested in exploring unique sites and spending time outdoors? Then a drive to and across the Texas City Dike, located on Dike Road, Texas City, is well worth a trip! It’s a great spot to fish or to take a boat trip and has plenty...
Galveston Winery Day Trip From Luxury RV Parks
If you’re an oenophile, a wine enthusiast or just interested in expanding your wine drinking horizons, a day trip to Haak Vineyards & Winery is well worth a visit. Only 30 minutes drive from Bay RV Park, it’s the first winery and the only commercial vineyard in...
Things To Do in Galveston Island: Visit the Sailing Ship Elissa
If you have an interest in maritime history, there are plenty of sites to explore near Bay RV Park. Given Galveston’s rich history and reputation as one of the busiest ports in the country back in the 1880s, we recommend a visit to the Sailing Ship Elissa. ...
Popular Attractions Near Our RV Park in Galveston, TX
We're so lucky that there are plenty of world-class attractions to explore near our RV park in San Leon, TX. Here's a look at many of our favorites to consider adding to your itinerary for your next trip. If you don’t find something here that interests you, be sure to...
Museums in Houston Perfect for a Rainy Day
With so many museums available in nearby Houston, we're sure you'll find one worth exploring on your next visit to Bay RV. Houston is only a 40-minute drive away, and many museums offer free admission on Thursdays. There's also a great range of food options...
Our Must-Visit Galveston Restaurants
If you’re looking for some recommendations for tasty restaurants while you’re staying with us, then it’s definitely worth the 40-minute drive to nearby Galveston. Not only is this area famous for its stunning architecture, beaches, antique shops, and historic...
Explore the Culture & History of Galveston Texas
If you're staying with us at Bay RV Park, we highly recommend setting aside a day, or more, to explore historic Galveston Island. Renowned for its stunning architecture, you'll feel like you're stepping back in time exploring so many historic Victorian-style homes....
Visit NASA: RV Parks Near Space Center Houston
If you are interested in America’s space program, you can’t miss a visit to Space Center Houston! Located only 30 minutes’ drive away from Bay RV Park, the space center has plenty on offer for visitors. It’s also the visitor center for NASA Johnson Space Center, the...
San Jancito Battleground Day Trip from Galveston RV Parks
If you’re a history buff, then a visit to the historic site of the San Jacinto Battleground is a must-see during your next trip to Bay RV Park. Located only a 35-minute drive away, the battleground became a National Historic Landmark in 1960 and offers plenty for...
Try These 8 Restaurants Near Our Galveston Bay RV Park
We’re looking forward to welcoming new and returning guests in the coming months. While you’re here, why not check out some of the best restaurants in the area? Here’s a list of some of our very favorites. With so much variety, there’s some grub for everyone to...
Top Fishing Spots in Galveston Near Bay RV Park
If you live in Texas or plan to visit Texas soon in your Travel Trailer or Motorhome consider the Houston Bay Area. There are many fun things to do in our area. If you are in a RV Park Texas City or an RV Park in San Leon you will find it an exciting place to...
Directions
South on I-45 from Houston
Go to Dickinson at Exit FM517.
Turn left, go on FM517 (this would be East) for about 10 miles
There is a S turn on 517 when you cross FM146.
After crossing FM146 you are in San Leon (GPS says Dickinson).
Go to 23rd St., Bay RV Park is on the left hand side of Street.
South on FM146 around Galveston Bay
After going over the Kemah bridge, go about 4 miles to FM517.
Turn left on FM517 (this would be East).
Proceed down FM517, you are in San Leon (GPS says Dickinson)
Go to 23rd St., Bay RV Park is on the left side of the street.















