Galveston’s Stella Mare RV Resort Opens with Limited Availability
Sep 17, 2016
Area's newest RV park offers easy access to everything that makes Galveston entertaining and beautiful, top-quality RV sites with spectacular amenities, Stella Mare reports
GALVESTON, Texas - September 17, 2016 /MarketersMedia/ —
One of the nation's great vacation spots gains a major new asset, as Stella Mare RV Resort opens with limited availability. Situated on Galveston Island only four miles west of 61st Street, Stella Mare is the newest of the few galveston rv parks. With reservations made through September 15 receiving a 20% discount as the resort's final amenities are completed, early interest in the newest gulf coast rv park has been high. Stella Mare visitors enjoy easy, convenient access to everything that makes Galveston great, from beaches and restaurants to world-class events like the Lone Star Rally, Dickens on the Strand, and Shrimp Festival, along with the most luxurious and satisfying RV accommodations to be found in the region. The new Stella Mare website makes it easy to learn more about the resort and create a reservation online, with limited openings filling quickly.
Located around 50 miles to the southeast of Houston, the nation's fourth most populous city, Galveston occupies most of a barrier island that faces the Gulf of Mexico. Between its proximity to a major population center and its own natural charms, Galveston has long been a top tourist destination for Texans and people from elsewhere alike.
That steady, longtime interest has endowed the area with an impressive range of attractions, from high-quality restaurants of all kinds to a bustling calendar of regular and special festivals, concerts, and other events. Visitors appreciate the natural beauty that is so much in evidence on Galveston Island and the waters around it, as well as the many man-made things to do and see, like the Art Walk, Pleasure Pier, Schlitterbahn, Moody Gardens, and Port Bolivar Ferry.
With the opening of Stella Mare RV Resort, Galveston becomes an even more appealing and accommodating place for the many who love to travel and stay in recreational vehicles. Designed from the ground up to enable the most satisfying possible access to everything that makes Galveston great, Stella Mare is also a world-class facility in its own right.
With the resort's final amenities now being completed, Stella Mare is open to guests, with limited availability for reservations. The new resort boasts 78 deluxe, back-in RV sites, 100 premium pull-through-style plots, and 17 premier-class accommodations with extra green space at each site. Visitors to the new Stella Mare website can make reservations of their own and learn more about the resort, its amenities, and the many attractions of Galveston.
About Stella Mare RV Resort:
As Galveston's premiere RV resort, Stella Mare offers convenient, dual-entry access to everything that makes the area so great and over 200 top-quality sites with world-class amenities.
For more information, please visit http://www.stellamarervresort.com
Contact Info:
Name: Hanna Smith
Organization: Stella Mare RV Resort
Address: 3418 Stella Mare Ln Galveston, TX 77554
Phone: (409) 632-7017
Source: http://marketersmedia.com/galvestons-stella-mare-rv-resort-opens-with-limited-availability/133140
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