Sea Rim

John Coney

Attacked by racoons in our van a few times over the evening, place was clean overall. Pit toilets, not super clean. Understand mosquitos, as it is a marsh, but doing battle with racoons several times at night was exhausting. FYI, we had no food out, or open in our van.

Mary Davis

Nice place to camp for a couple of days. We almost had the beach to ourselves in mid October and the weather was great. There is an area that you can drive onto the beach Be prepared for mosquitoes.

Joanne Wilson

Nicely laid out campground. Amazing location, beach, shorebirds. Water and electric, no sewer; dump station is off-site, up the street. Unlike every other campground we have visited in 18 years of travel, there is no bathhouse (campground showers). Rinse-off showers for beach goers are outdoors and not private. Poor cell connectivity.

Jackie Keefer

If they ever make changes to the upkeep of the park I will delete my low rating. It looked nothing like the park we loved and stayed at a few years ago. Litter from visitors and the ocean is everywhere; a huge pile of dead catfish left on the beach; another pile of cooked crab shells left for no telling how long along a beach path. Where are tent campers suppose to set up with grass 3 feet high and debris thick along the beach? I get natural habitats need to be left wild but even the RV areas (concrete) had tall grass right outside their doors. We have alligators and rattlesnakes here. I didn't take pictures of everything we were upset about ...just what was enjoyable.

Diana Hoekstra

So much to review. I’m giving three stars because the beach is gross with muddy water, seaweed and a ton of trash. I understand it’s a Texas beach. The other reason is it takes forever to drive in to Port Arthur if you want a seafood restaurant. Traffic north through the refineries begins to crawl around 3:00 pm. Allow at least and hour. The state park is remote as far as amenities are concerned. Our bonus was it was pretty windy during our four day stay so we saw no mosquitoes. Another plus is the birding and unique landscape terrain of coastal and marsh. We enjoyed birding from our campsite (12) because it’s on marsh pond, alligator included. We enjoyed all the birding in the area—Sabine Woods, the state park and McFadden Wildlife refuge. Probably a one and done stay for us but we enjoyed it.