VIP-La Feria RV Park

Kards by Kate

Nice park, very friendly customer service, needed some maintenance, mowing, and the pool wasn’t open…which was a bummer.

Marci Burton

The people in the RV park are very friendly and there are plenty of activities to choose from if so inclined. The sights are close together but ample length. The biggest drawback is the constant noise from the interstate. There are also a lot of cigarette butts thrown around. Adults should know better!

Cecelia Herrera

Had a great experience staying at the park for close to a year. Always had a good experience when inquiring about concerns. Staff was helpful and spaces were clean and safe.

Timothy Mather

Last April we bought a mobile home from this park that was moved from another place. It was late getting here so we were unable to make sure everything was hooked up and working properly. When we came back this year, we found that the water had not been hooked up to the hot water tank, the electric had not been hooked up to the hot water tank, the air conditioner did not work, and the furnace was not hooked up, Back door would not lock as it was broken and the stove was not hooked up to gas. We had paid the lot rent through the summer and up to when we got here in advance. We would’ve thought the staff would’ve made sure all these things were ready when we got here, but they did not follow through. They have since fixed most of these issues while we are here now. Also, the new skirting was torn up from the lawn maintenance crew. It is the lawn maintenance crew that they hire. They said they will not fix it. I would have thought that they would be responsible for the people they hire? The reason why I did give the place a two star rating was because we enjoy the residence here. They’re all very friendly and helpful. Lots of activities. See attachment. Tim M

Savannah Williams

We stayed at VIP La Ferias Breezewood Cove Park. The property was well kept, simple, and overall we felt comfortable there. The maintenance crew did a fantastic job keeping the grounds and laundry trailer clean. We enjoyed the palm trees and escape from the midwest winter. A few things worth mentioning: -At some point during our multiple month long stay they began advertising plots in the park for sale, and planting mobile homes for sale on the property. This began to draw passerby’s that were not guest at the park. Didn’t necessarily cause any issues, but did make the park feel less secure than it felt at the beginning of our stay. -They require a TWO WEEK notice of vacancy for monthly stays. I understand the curtesy of giving a notice but two weeks… feels like a silly expectation considering a huge benefit to RV life is the flexibility. Thankfully they did negotiate with us on this policy because it would be impossible to give them a notice with my husband’s line of work.. but just a heads up. Their goal seems to make this specific property a space for permanent residents.. not travelers. While we enjoyed this park, the other two parks seem to have a bit more to offer, especially for those looking for a campground experience!