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Jetstream RV Resort at NASA Review & Rating

Texas Outside Rating: 8.3

Houston
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Jetstream RV Resort at NASA Overview:

Jetstream RV Resort at NASA is one of the newest RV Resorts just south of Houston.  It's a gated Resort with over 200 RV sites and several good amenities.

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Amenities and Fun Things To Do:

Jetstream RV Resort at NASA is one of Houston's newest RV Resorts for full time and short term residents.  The Resort has 202 full hook-up sites that are a combination of back-in and pull through. 

Jetstream is loaded with amenities, some of which include:

  • Business center
  • Outdoor kitchen with BBQ’s
  • Arcade room
  • Beer garden with picnic tables
  • Gas and charcoal grills
  • Outdoor seating areas
  • Outdoor fire pit and pergola
  • Onsite laundry
  • Pet-friendly
  • Nature trail and dog run
  • Dog wash for pets
  • Clubhouse, lounge and office
  • Resort-style swimming pool
  • Fitness center
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Campground Rating

Overall Rating:
8.3
Condition:
9.0
Scenic Beauty:
7.0
Campsites:
8.0
Amenities:
9.0
Things To Do:
8.5

Texas Outside Campground Rating System

Texas Outside uses a tough rating scale and it’s difficult for a campground to get a “10”.  Each park is rated on:

  • Scenic Beauty: a campground that is flat with no trees or character gets a “1” and hills, lots of trees, beautiful lake site, and lush ground cover gets a “10”
  • Park Condition:  the cleaner, well kept, and maintained campgrounds receive high scores
  • Amenities: we are looking for lots of amenities like restrooms, dump stations, playgrounds, boat ramps, shelters, concession stand, rental toys, and more.
  • Campsites:  low scores are given for sites that are right next to each other (good for getting to know your neighbors, but not what we’re looking for when we’re camping); have no lantern holder, no water or electricity, no fire pit, no grill, or no picnic table (or it’s rotten wood); have no trees and no view; the ground cover is crushed rock (my bare feet hate that stuff!); and they require a lot of work to get your rig level.
  • Things To Do: Bonus points are given for campgrounds that offer lots of fun things to do at the park or very nearby – this includes: biking, hiking, climbing, boating, entertainment, golf, swimming, fishing, volleyball, horseshoes, and more