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Pull-Through RV Sites in Victoria, TX

Dad’s RV Park has pull-through sites for rigs that need them. If you are traveling with a large setup and backing into a site sounds like a miserable way to end a long day on the road, a pull-through is the straightforward fix. You drive in from one end, connect your hookups, and when you are ready to leave you pull straight out. No repositioning, no unhooking the toad, no asking a stranger to spot you.
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What Pull-Through Actually Means

A pull-through site runs in a straight line from entry to exit. You never have to put your rig in reverse to get in or out. For rigs with significant length, or for anyone towing a vehicle behind a motorhome, this matters more than almost any other detail when choosing a park.

Back-in sites work fine for a lot of setups, but the longer and heavier your rig gets, the less margin for error you have. A pull-through removes that variable entirely. 

Who Pull-Through Sites Are For

The guests who use pull-throughs at Dad’s tend to fall into a few categories. Class A motorhomes with a car in tow are the most common. Once you have 45 feet of motorhome plus a car on a tow bar, backing into a site is a serious undertaking, and most drivers would rather not do it at every stop.

Large fifth wheels with long-bed trucks are in the same situation. The truck and trailer together can stretch 60 feet or more, and the turning radius on a fifth wheel hitch limits what is possible in a tight space.

Toy haulers with side-by-sides or bikes loaded in the garage also benefit from pull-throughs, especially if you want to access the rear ramp without repositioning the whole rig.

If you are not sure whether your setup needs a pull-through, the safe answer is to book one and arrive without stress. 

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RV Hookups in Victoria, TX

Full Hookups at Every Site

Pull-through sites at Dad’s include the same full hookup setup as the rest of the park. That means electric (30 or 50 amp), water, sewer, and free Wi-Fi at the site. You are not giving anything up on the utility side by choosing a pull-through. If your rig needs 50 amp service, that is available. If you run 30 amp, that is covered too.

The Park and Location

Dad’s is located in Victoria, which keeps arrivals and departures straightforward. The park is close to Highways 87, 59, and 77, so you are not navigating through a maze of surface streets to reach it. For rigs that feel the width of every turn, that is worth noting.

Victoria itself is well-positioned if you are moving between San Antonio and the Texas Gulf Coast. Port Lavaca is about 35 miles east. San Antonio is roughly 120 miles northwest. If you are running a route along that corridor and need a reliable stop with pull-through access, Dad’s is a practical choice.

The grounds have good tree cover and the sites are well-maintained. The park is managed on-site, so if you have a question about your hookup or need help with anything, someone is there to answer.

Guests also have access to the clubhouse, coin-op laundry, showers, the dog park, and the fire pit gathering area during their stay. 

Rates and Availability

Pull-through sites are available by the night, week, or month. Daily rates start at $50, weekly rates start at $200, and monthly rates start at $375 with electric metered separately at 13 cents per kilowatt hour. The all-inclusive monthly rate, which covers electric, water, sewer, and Wi-Fi in one flat charge, is $550.

Pull-through sites fill up faster than back-in sites, especially on weekends and during busy travel seasons. Call ahead to confirm availability before you make the drive.

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Reserve Your Pull-Through Site

You can book online or call the park directly at 361-286-6916. The team can confirm pull-through availability, answer questions about site length, and help you pick the right rate for your stay.