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If you’re planning a saltwater fishing trip to the Texas Coastal Bend this summer, you already know the drill: find a solid base camp close to the water, keep your costs manageable, and make sure you’ve got reliable hookups after a long day on the bay. Magnolia Beach RV Park in Port Lavaca, Texas checks every one of those boxes — and with tournament season heating up through Memorial Day and beyond, now is the time to lock in your site.
Whether you’re chasing speckled trout on Lavaca Bay, redfish in the Matagorda Island flats, or just looking for a quiet coastal retreat with beach access, this guide covers everything you need to know about using Magnolia Beach RV Park as your 2026 summer fishing headquarters.
Port Lavaca sits at the heart of Calhoun County on the Texas Gulf Coast, flanked by Lavaca Bay, Matagorda Bay, and Keller Bay — a trifecta of productive saltwater fishing grounds that draws anglers from across the state every spring and summer. The area is home to some of the most consistent speckled trout, redfish, flounder, and black drum fishing on the entire Texas coast.
Pro tip: Sites at Magnolia Beach RV Park fill up fast around tournament weekends. Book early at campspot.com/book/magnoliabeachrvpark to secure your spot.
Magnolia Beach RV Park
352 Margie Tewmey Rd, Port Lavaca, TX 77979
Phone: (409) 207-8337
Website: magnoliabeachrvpark.com
Book Online: campspot.com/book/magnoliabeachrvpark
Located just a short bike ride from Magnolia Beach on the shores of Lavaca Bay, this no-frills coastal RV park is purpose-built for people who want to spend their time on the water — not worrying about utility bills or complicated check-in processes. The park operates on a fully contactless model, so you can arrive, get settled, and be rigged up and ready to fish without any hassle.
Pet Policy: Pets welcome — maximum 2 pets per reservation. Follow posted park rules.
RV Age Policy: RVs 10 years or older require exterior photo approval prior to booking.
One of the biggest advantages of Magnolia Beach RV Park is transparent, all-inclusive pricing. No surprise electricity bills at the end of the month. No add-on fees for water or sewer. What you see is what you pay.
| Stay Length | Rate | What’s Included |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | $40/night | Electric, water, sewer, WiFi, trash |
| Weekly | $175/week | Electric, water, sewer, WiFi, trash |
| Monthly (Concrete Pad) | $350/month | Electric, water, sewer, WiFi, trash |
Winter rates (October 1 – April 1) offer even deeper savings, with monthly concrete pad rates starting at $350/month and gravel pad rates at $250/month.
📅 Book your summer fishing site now: campspot.com/book/magnoliabeachrvpark
Port Lavaca has several RV parks to choose from, and the right choice depends on your priorities. Here’s an honest look at how Magnolia Beach RV Park stacks up against the competition — especially when it comes to value for fishing-focused travelers.
| Park | Daily | Weekly | Monthly | Utilities Included? | Google Rating | Sites |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magnolia Beach RV Park | $40 | $175 | $350 | ✅ Yes — All utilities | ⭐ 4.6 | 16 |
| Pelican’s Post RV Park | $30 | $150 | $500 | Not confirmed | N/A | N/A |
| Bay View RV Park | $50 | $225 | $395 + elec | ❌ Electricity extra | ⭐ 4.6 | 61 |
| Texas Lakeside RV Resort | $61–$76 | $325–$410 + elec | $550–$685 + elec | ❌ Electricity extra | ⭐ 4.3 | 178 |
| Nuestro Ranchito RV Park | $25 | $150 | $450 | Not confirmed | ⭐ 5.0 | 10 |
| Powderhorn RV Park & Marina | N/A | N/A | $450 + elec | ❌ Electricity extra | ⭐ 4.6 | 32 |
When you’re running air conditioning in a Texas summer, charging electronics, running a refrigerator full of bait and drinks, and maybe running a small space heater on cool coastal nights, electricity adds up fast. At parks that charge electricity separately, summer monthly guests commonly see $80–$150+ added to their bill on top of the base rate.
At Magnolia Beach RV Park’s $350/month all-inclusive rate, you’re looking at one of the most competitive true cost-of-stay options in the Port Lavaca area — especially for anglers planning extended stays during tournament season or the full summer fishing run.
The park also offers concrete pads (not available at all competitors), which matter for leveling stability when you’re parking a heavy fifth wheel or motorhome for weeks at a time. Combined with reliable WiFi included in the rate, it’s a practical choice for both weekend warriors and long-haul fishing travelers.
Your base camp puts you within easy reach of some of the best inshore saltwater fishing on the Texas coast:
The bay directly adjacent to Magnolia Beach is a productive year-round fishery for speckled trout, redfish, and flounder. The shallow grass flats on the north end of the bay are particularly productive for wade fishing during summer mornings. Boat ramps are accessible nearby.
Just a short drive from the park, Indianola Fishing Marina is a popular launch point for anglers targeting the deeper channels of Matagorda Bay. The marina area also offers good shoreline fishing for those who prefer to keep their feet dry.
One of the most productive bay systems on the Texas coast, Matagorda Bay offers access to trophy speckled trout, bull redfish, and black drum. The bay’s extensive grass flats, oyster reefs, and deep channels provide diverse fishing opportunities throughout the summer season.
The iconic Half Moon Reef Lighthouse stands as a landmark near Lighthouse Beach, a popular local fishing and recreation spot just minutes from the park. The pier and shoreline access make it a convenient option for an evening fishing session after a day on the bay.
For anglers willing to make the run across the bay, Matagorda Island offers remote surf fishing and wade fishing opportunities in pristine, lightly pressured waters. The island is accessible by boat and is a bucket-list destination for Texas coastal anglers.
Even the most dedicated angler needs a rest day. Port Lavaca and the surrounding Calhoun County area offer plenty to keep you busy between fishing sessions:
The park’s combination of all-inclusive pricing, beach proximity, and quiet atmosphere attracts a diverse mix of guests:
Magnolia Beach RV Park operates on a fully contactless model — booking is easy and check-in is seamless. With only 16 sites, availability during peak fishing season and holiday weekends goes fast.
Book online 24/7: campspot.com/book/magnoliabeachrvpark
Questions? Contact the park directly:
📞 (409) 207-8337
🌐 magnoliabeachrvpark.com
📍 352 Margie Tewmey Rd, Port Lavaca, TX 77979
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📘 Facebook: @magnoliabeachrv
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If you’re looking for a no-frills, value-focused coastal RV park with all utilities included, beach access, and a quiet atmosphere that lets you focus on fishing — Magnolia Beach RV Park delivers exactly that. It’s not a resort with a pool and a clubhouse. It’s a clean, well-managed base camp on the Texas coast where you can park your rig, plug in, and spend your days doing what you came to do.
With summer rates starting at $40/night or $350/month all-inclusive, it’s one of the most competitive value propositions in the Port Lavaca area — especially when you factor in the cost of electricity at competing parks.
Tournament season is here. Memorial Day weekend is coming. The trout and redfish are biting. Don’t wait — book your site today.
👉 Reserve Your Site at Magnolia Beach RV Park
Magnolia Beach RV Park | 352 Margie Tewmey Rd, Port Lavaca, TX 77979 | (409) 207-8337 | magnoliabeachrvpark.com
