0.23 Acre Turn-Key RV Lot Water, Sewer, 30/50 AMPs, RV Pad & Boat Launch Access in Palacios, TX

How to visit this 0.23 Acre RV Lot for Sale in Palacios, TX?

To visit this 0.23 Acre RV Lot for Sale in Palacios TX, search 63 Coral Ln, Palacios, Texas, 77465 within Jackson County on any mapping app. When you are near the land, search “28.68930, -96.38040” on mapping app to locate one of the corners.

• Center Point: 28.68930, -96.38040
• Northwest Corner: 28.68948, -96.38049
• Southwest Corner: 28.68911, -96.38048
• Southeast Corner: 28.68912, -96.38026
• Northeast Corner: 28.68949, -96.38027

STEP 1: Google Map for navigation: Google Map Link

STEP 2: Corner and Boundaries: Google Map Link
(when you are near the land, click this link on your phone to open Google Map, the RED BOX shows the land boundary, the FLASHING BLUE DOT shows where you are standing)

Developed RV Lot in Palacios, Texas with Full Utilities and a Fresh Survey

• 10 Minutes to Matagorda Bay
• 11 Minutes to Palacios Bayside RV Camp
• 10 Minutes to Palacios, TX
• 14 Minutes to Palacios High School
• 24 Minutes to Fishing Pier Park
• 34 Minutes to Le Tulle Park
• 57 Minutes to Matagorda Bay Nature Park
• 1 Hour 56 Minutes to Houston, TX

This developed 0.23-acre RV lot at 63 Coral Ln, Palacios, Texas 77465 has already received the major improvements needed for a comfortable Gulf Coast retreat. The property features an approximately 115′ × 20′ improved entrance, driveway, and RV pad, constructed with an estimated 50 tons of compacted crushed-concrete road base. Underground water, sewer, and electrical infrastructure has also been installed, including dedicated 30-amp and 50-amp RV connections and a CSWR-maintained grinder-pump system connected to the community sewer main. A new survey marks the property corners with iron pins and visible T-posts. The completed improvement plan was reviewed and approved by the Tri-County Point POA Architectural Review Committee. This is more than an empty lot—it is a developed Gulf Coast property where the difficult, material-intensive groundwork has already been completed.

Approximately 50 Tons of Compacted Road Base

We started by grading and leveling the property, then installed an 18-inch-diameter, 20-foot-long HDPE culvert to establish a stable entrance while maintaining drainage along Coral Lane. Approximately 12 inches of compacted fill was used to raise and shape the improved area before the road-base surface was installed. The completed entrance, driveway, and RV parking area measure approximately 115 feet long by 20 feet wide, providing roughly 2,300 square feet of improved surface. Approximately four inches of crushed-concrete road base was spread, leveled, and mechanically compacted to create a strong, durable finish. Based on the completed dimensions and material usage from a comparable project constructed with the same type and depth of road base, this improvement represents an estimated 50 tons of crushed-concrete road base.

That is a substantial amount of material already delivered, installed, graded, and compacted—work the new owner will not have to begin from scratch.

Installed Water, Sewer and Electrical Infrastructure

Underground utility infrastructure has been installed from the main connection points to the RV site. The property includes:

• Dedicated 50-amp and 30-amp RV electrical connections
• Main electrical post with a 200-amp box and 110-volt connection
• Underground PEX water line extending to the RV site
• Convenient sewer hookup located beside the RV pad
• Buried septic/holding tank with a CSWR-installed grinder pump
• Connection from the grinder-pump system to the community sewer main
• Grinder-pump equipment maintained and serviced by CSWR

Grinder Pump System & Maintenance Wastewater enters the buried tank, where the grinder pump breaks down solids and automatically transfers it to the community sewer main. When set to Auto, the pump activates as wastewater reaches a designated level and shuts off after the tank is pumped down. (5 Things to Know About Your Grinder Pump)

The pump, tank, and sewer components are under the care of CSWR (the community’s water and sewer provider), who is responsible for servicing the equipment if it fails.

New Survey with Clearly Marked Corners

A new survey has been completed for the property. The corners are marked with iron pins and visible T-posts, making it easier for a buyer to identify the boundaries when visiting and plan the placement of an RV or future improvements. The lot measures approximately 69.55 feet wide by 135.85 feet deep, providing usable space around the centered RV area while maintaining the applicable front, side, and rear setbacks. A 911 address has also been established at: 63 Coral Ln
Palacios, TX 77465

Improvements Approved by the POA

The culvert, entrance, grading, fill, road-base installation, RV pad, and utility plan were reviewed and approved by the Tri-County Point POA Architectural Review Committee before the work was completed. This gives the buyer the benefit of improvements constructed under an approved plan rather than inheriting undocumented work. Placement of an RV or any future structure remains subject to the applicable Tri-County Point POA application and approval requirements.

A Premium Location Within Boca Chica

This lot occupies one of the more desirable positions in the community. The rear boundary adjoins fish-farm property rather than another residential lot, creating additional privacy behind the RV pad with no residential lot immediately at the rear boundary. It is also remarkably close to the principal community amenities. Approximate mapped road distances from the property are:

• About 1,300 feet to the community center and Lady O’Dowd Park
• About 1,500 feet to Fishville Trading Post
• About 1,600 feet to the community swimming pool
• About 4,500 feet—less than one mile to the community boat launch, lighted fishing pier, and picnic grounds
• Fishville Trading Post combines a general store, convenience shopping, restaurant, and café, giving owners a nearby place for meals, basic supplies, RV and camping necessities, and local gatherings.

Community Amenities and Events

Tri-County Point POA identifies Boca Chica’s community amenities as including:

• Community boat launch
• Lighted fishing pier
• Swimming pool
• Children’s playground
• Community center
• Picnic area
• Outdoor picnic pavilion
• Parks and gathering spaces
• Direct access to the coastal lifestyle of Carancahua Bay

Boca Chica is known for community traditions that include fishing tournaments and the Memorial Day Pig Roast, along with cook-offs, live music, and neighborhood gatherings. Fishville Trading Post also hosts the Fisherman’s Village Chili & BBQ Cook-Off, bringing together cooks, food, live music, crafts, and community fundraising. Event dates and availability should be confirmed with the POA or Fishville Trading Post.

Light Restrictions (Section V):

• Prohibited: Mobile homes
• Allowed RVs & Campers: Motor homes, fifth wheels (must be self-contained), travel trailers, and folding tent trailers.
• Usage Rule: RVs are only required to be moved once every 6 months.
• Maintenance: Property owners must keep their lots mowed to maintain neighborhood aesthetics.

Land Details

• Elegment ID: LLP_TX_BocaChica_Torres
• Address: 63 Coral Ln, Palacios, Texas, 77465
• GPS: 28.68930, -96.38040
• Parcel Number: R12665
• Size: 0.23 Acres
• Conveyance: Warranty Deed
• Utilities: Installed underground electric, water, and sewer infrastructure
• Taxes: $208.87 per year
• HOA / POA: $125 per year
• FEMA Flood Zone: Yes
• Legal Description: Lot 167, Boca Chica, Section 5, A Subdivision in Jackson County, Texas