Ron Hoover RV and Marine Corpus Christi

01/11/2014

Looks like a GOOD Ron hoover customer!

The weekend is almost here - hope you don't forget anything on your trip:)

01/10/2014

For everyone looking for a smaller Class C Motorhome take a look at the Freelander 19QB....good things come in small packages! Call our expert sales department today for more information.

01/09/2014

Already known as one of the most fuel-efficient, stable, durable and affordable boats on the market; Carolina Skiff® now offers a smart way to enhance overall performance and save on fuel by 11% or more: SMART TABS™ by Nauticus.

01/09/2014

Rescuers carry a bottlenose dolphin through a parking lot after taking it off the jetty boat at Fisherman's Wharf in Port Aransas today. The dolphin is destined for the Texas State Aquarium for assessment of what might be wrong with it. The nine-foot adult male was found, beached, on the shore of San Jose Island today. Check out the South Jetty's web site, www.portasouthjetty.com, for free access to a story with more details.
South Jetty staff photo by Dan Parker. Copyright 2014.

01/08/2014

Like if you take time when fishing to savor moments like these and etch them in your memory banks for a rainy day!

01/07/2014

Love this poster!

just think of all the new things you will see in a Heartland RV

01/07/2014

OH my ! What a boat! Call us today for information!

01/07/2014

01/06/2014

See sunrises like this in a brand new NauticStar Boat!!

01/06/2014

2nd Annual Boat Raffle to Support Wounded Warrior Anglers Boat provided by Boat Features, Specifications & Options

01/06/2014

now that's a big boat!

A big, wooden boat hull was transported by tractor trailer and ferry from Aransas Pass to Port Aransas today. The hull is owned by the Port Aransas Preservation and Historical Association (PAPHA). The non-profit organization plans to finish out the vessel, making it a 60-foot replica of the kinds of scow schooners that roamed the Texas coast 90 to 130 years ago. In this photo, a tractor trailer carrying the hull departs the ferry and heads to a Port Aransas vacant lot where the craft was lowered to the ground by crane. After finishing construction, PAPHA hopes to put the boat in the city marina and make it a tourist attraction. That's expected to happen at an undetermined date some months away. (See more photos of the schooner hull transport in the upcoming Dec. 12 South Jetty.)