I have been investigating the area you are asking about oldmannow. I have not stayed in any of them, but I have visited a few. Sun and Fun looked nice, and it has amenities galore. It's only drawback was the fact that it had only one pool, which, for as big a park as it is (1400 spots) could be a problem. Indoor shuffleboard is a real plus. The people I met there are as nice as you can find. Tip-O-Texas, in Pharr is very nice as well, with an indoor and outdoor pool. It is centrally located to the entire valley but it backs up to the event center and can be noisy sometimes. Again, the people are very nice. Tropic Winds has the largest sites that I have found and is on the newer end of the spectrum. Victoria Palms and LLano Grande very pricey, but you get a lot for your money, VP having their own cable system with channels that allow you to check on the action or lack of it at places like the tennis courts. Bentsen Palms Village is like a true park and, being in Mission, has access to bike paths into town. I believe Kenwood has an indoor pool. Use campgroundreviews.com to learn about the parks and access their websites from there, and use Google Earth to actually look at the park from the sky. It is a good way to see the size of the sites as well as the location of the park in relation to the necessities in the area. The older parks are usually nearer Bus. 83. Each park develops a character all it's own, with the residents determining those things that transpire.The bigger the park, the wider the range of activities. Some are individually owned, some are parts of a chain. Make a lot of calls, check out the websites, and visit if you can. Bob T
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