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AI Property Summary
Campus Village Apartments is located in College Station, Texas, near Texas A&M University. The property provides security and safety features for residents.
4.4
Good
From $650 /month
1711 Harvey Mitchell Pkwy S, College Station, TX 77840, USA-Show on Google Maps
4.4
Good
Based on 699 Google reviews
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AI Review Summary
This property offers a vibrant social scene with excellent amenities and frequent events, creating a fun and engaging living experience for students. While the staff are generally friendly and helpful, some residents have experienced frustration with visitor parking policies, occasional maintenance billing issues, and unannounced entry into apartments.
These are the 5 latest Google reviews for Campus Village Apartments.
Reviews tend to skew toward strong opinions. They're a useful guide, but may not reflect the typical day-to-day experience.
5
March 2026
Campus Village is one of the best apartment complexes that I have toured in the area. The staff is awesome and the amenities are amazing. Shoutout to Molly for giving insightful tours and answering all the questions we had!
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March 2026
We were charged $250 for an issue that was not our responsibility but a recurring problem in the apartment. Despite their invoice stating they would respond within three days, and after multiple follow-ups on our part, we never received a reply on the dispute. Instead of addressing the dispute, the account was sent directly to a debt collection agency. They treated a serious issue as trivial, as if it was something we βforgot to emailβ about. This shows complete disregard for proper communication and fair resolution.
February 2026
Campus Village is the place to be. I have lived here for almost a year and a half and I have enjoyed every second of it. The amenities are amazing and all of the events they host are super fun (AKA free fooddddddd). Every person on the staff is amazing and is always so helpful if I have a question. This place is definitely the best place to live in college station and it's not even close.
February 2026
If you're someone who does not like having your personal space invaded or at least not given any warning DO NOT LIVE HERE! My roommates and I have had people come into our apartment unannounced and not previously communicated multiple times. We adopted a dog who is very anxious around new people and they gave us a random roommate in the middle of second semester who is not even a student. My roommate was in the middle of a proctored exam when they came in and our dog freaked out but luckily was in her kennel so nobody got hurt. They also lose packages a lot and the wifi goes out a ton. The towing policies are also ridiculous and my disabled friend got towed even though she parked in visitor just because the QR code didn't work. She was forced to pay $350. The front staff are nice but the managers donβt care about you at ALL. I kept trying to talk to them but they said they were busy and would give me a call but never did. It wasnβt until I demanded to speak with them did they actually talk to me. Donβt live here they do not care about their residents and someone got shot in the head at the pool over the summer. Will not be resigning.
December 2025
Iβve been living at Campus Village for 3 years now, and I have loved every minute of it. The staff is super friendly (shoutout to MC specifically) and I couldnβt be happier with the maintenance staff. The reason I am giving 4/5 stars is due to the new towing policies requiring online registration for visitors. If we have frequent visitors, it would be nice to be able to whitelist them somehow. I do understand that our lot is a hotspot, but the rapid recovery system is not very secure, and an issue with my registration going through for a visitor actually resulted in them getting towed. All of that being said, management was able to help get the tow discounted! I was very thankful for their help. I love CV and would recommend it to all future college students.
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