Oleander Acres

It’s very calm, peaceful and very quiet, not a fan of the service, we told the staff to cut the grass around our Rv but when we arrived to the Rv the window was broken and there was a rock inside, so we told the ladies at the main office but they didn’t care and one of our family members had stayed at this Rv park before and got his boots stollen.

I would come back but I wouldn’t ask the staff to do lawn maintenance or anything else, if I need something I would just do it myself.

They are very nice and polite people we had a nice time while we stayed there. We loved everything about it.

We so very much enjoyed our stay.. We got there and our septic site was clogged and they quickly helped us and moved us to another site. We got lucky and got the site next to the butterfly garden. I loved it... The residents as well as guest were all so friendly. We are looking forward to our next stay here.

My wife is an amateur photographer of plants/bugs and wildlifes. While planning the Rio Grande Valley RV trip couple names that keep coming up from search are Oleander Nursery in Mission Texas which is conveniently located inside Oleander acres RV resort, plus it has a butterfly garden and dog park.

The online reservation is simple. We were greeted by the most friendly staff on arrival, thank you Tonya, Dean and Salome. The pull-thru site is spacious and not so crowded. The campsite next to the garden was beautiful and full of butterflies, what a delight. Some facilities are showing the age but the club house bathroom and shower is clean.

Oleander Acres makes a convenient basecamp to explore nearby National butterfly Center and 3 Texas State park/birding center, while next to the city of Mission for all the food and supplies.

Will definitely come back .

Friendly, helpful staff at this quiet, laid-back RV park. The owner, Ed Welliver, was frequently in the office and spoke to us often. We stayed for three weeks in March when many of the sites were empty and their wasn’t much going on. They do have activities earlier in the winter when more winter Texans are in the area. Oleander Acres RV Resort is located just outside of the downtown area. Our site was level and the hookups worked well. We enjoyed walking our dog through the park just before sunset when the birds were very active. There is a dog park with some shade. They have a butterfly garden and a nursery onsite that we didn’t visit. Bath houses were dated but clean and laundry prices were low. There is a train track that runs between the highway and park, but it’s only active once or twice a day and didn’t bother us at all.