This is an older campground and could use a little more care. However, the sites were level and fairly clean. The sites are quite close. there was entertainment one evening we were there which was fun. There is no cable (as advertised) and the wifi is so/so depending on the time of day. The owners are on site. - Al and Anne-Marie

We stayed here for most of the month of February, in part due to the location, in part due to the spaciousness of the sites and partially due to the price being right. We have enjoyed our time here. But it's obvious that the CG is up for sale and the maintenance isn't being kept up. There were plenty of complaints about two things; the laundry service being poor and the WiFi being poor. Hopefully someone will come in and manage it better. - Scott Cl

Office hours are only 9-3. We arrived around 5 to find the pool closed, cable TV out, and no WiFi. We were going to stay the weekend but the park wasn't what we were hoping to find. We had no tow vehicle with us and parking at the beach was almost nonexistent for something as big as a motor home. The park is more than a mile from the beach and not an easy walk. I know the managers were frustrated when we left early but the advertised amenities were out of order or closed. Just a little more rustic than we had hoped for. - Spirit Creek Farm

Beware! Before you book your RV site insist on getting to policies emailed to you BEFORE you give them a credit card. They will not refund your money or allow you to camp there as make up days under ANY circumstances including a HURRICANE WATCH. If you have a driving RV without a car and leave your site without notifying them they can and will re rent your site (and keep your money). We asked to use our 2 extra days we prepaid for on our return from hurricane evacuation and they flat out said NO! Their other policies include no cleaning of fish at your site and no disposal of fish guts in their dumpster. If you do not clean the bath house they will close it. They point out that as an RV park they are not required to offer one. Management is great on the phone but VERY RUDE once you get there. There are permanent campers that store a lot of "stuff" outside which junks up the campground. No one from management directed the residents to put things away when the hurricane was coming. Biting flies were a bother. Should you choose to stay you will find rather narrow spots with gravel. A small picnic table which is adequate for 4 people. It is right across the street from the beach and you do have access to a hotel pool on the beach as well. You can also rent wave runners at the beach which is a plus. I did not use the bath house so I can't comment. - Brenda Lloyd

The management of this park is awful. We had originally booked for a month but when we arrived, we immediately decided that we didn't want to stay the entire month. She was very hostile and down right mean. She will lie to you to get you in there and then charge you the entire stay even if you decide to leave early. I understand charging for the time you booked but there is no cancellation fee or anything. I was SUPPOSED to get a welcome card in the mail that I never received telling me about the cancellation policy. The park was clean and is in a great location but the management made our stay forced. I would go back under different management. - jk13zplace

Walking distance to restaurants and right across the highway from the beach. Code access provided to pool and chairs on the beach. - Sarah-5cat

Site #1. Nice back in but a little low in back. Easy to level though. Lots of fishing here. Boat launch and site that back up to water. Very efficient check in. good web site for reservations. Watch out for ants on power and water. - racer0624

A new choice along the Gulf Coast Road. Its about 2 miles in on RT 30A east off of RT 98. Everything looks pretty new. Sites by the new pool are only about 20' wide and 45' long. Cable had 25 channels and antenna from Panama City for networks. Fishing if you walk out beyond the shore grass. No luck. But for me its the going that's important - not the catching. Office staff and grounds crew very helpful. A small shower makes the grounds pretty sloppy. Water stays puddled in any depression on the site. Town about 5 miles for supplies,auto fuel and a few eatery's. The restaurant just down the street is ok but pricy. If you need it - bring it with you. All in all a nice spot. I would stop again if in the area. - Libby

We stayed at this campground for 3 months as I am in the travel medical field and We absolutely loved it! They just opened a brand new clubhouse and pool. The management team is super nice and friendly! I wish they would build a dog park though. They also have little cottages that are for rent as well. We will definitely be back! - jk13zplace

We stayed in the Gulf Breeze loop for 9 nights. The good news is the campground is directly on the gulf, so getting to the beach is a short walk away. The one bath house is very nice, the other is in desperate need of remodel. There are no sewer hook ups, the sites are cramped and electric is 30 amp. We had electrical issues; even with limited usage we kept tripping the breaker. Our fridge wouldn't cool, although we had no problems prior to being there or after we left. The park sent somebody to look at our pedestal; he found it to be hot, and had to get parts b/c parts broke into pieces when he unscrewed it. We had our 2 yr old grandson with us, who has had 2 surgeries and can't get water in his ears, making showers difficult. Instead we bought a small baby swimming pool to give him a bath each day. On day 6, after doing so for almost a week, a ranger came to our site and told us her boss saw the little blow up pool sitting on our site and said we could no longer do this. We were given no explanation as to why, and there's nothing in the sheet of park rules that mentions anything to prohibit it. At the same time our "neighbor" hung 2 hammocks from the trees, which goes against park rules and nothing was said. Lastly, we (and several other campers) had very limited cell service. The park is quiet at night, and the beach is lovely, although we decided to head home a day early (our reservations were for 10 days). - roaddogs

This park is divided into 2 sections, Gulf Breeze and Shady Pines. Gulf Breeze is the closest to the beach. The sites on that side are smaller, on top of each other with barely any privacy in between sites. If you choose this side, be sure to stay on the outer loop and not any interior sites. We were at site #43 and it was bad! It was difficult to back into because of other cars parked all over the place. Also, most of the sites in Gulf Breeze have little shade. They do have palm trees and therefore many palm rats crawling all over the sites. The Shady Pines side seemed much nicer, large sites with shade and more privacy. Unfortunately, when were there they had a water main break the day before, it was repaired but the toilets in our bath house did not flush for 2 days and the bathroom floors were also dirty. The park is located in a wonderful, unspoiled part of Florida with beautiful beaches. It is secluded so the wifi is nonexistent but there is a signal at a pavillion on the Shady pines side that had a Hughes net satellite. There is a small store near the marina if you need basic supplies but the closest town is probably 25-30 minutes away. If I were going again, I would stay in the Shady Pines section, have a strong wifi hot spot and a satellite TV dish. This definitely is a place for beach lovers, boaters and fisherman since that is really the only thing there to do. - flcamper59

We stayed on the Shady Pines side, gorgeous wooded sites within earshot of the surf. Our site was very level and across from the boardwalk to the beach so there were a lot of people coming and going, which was nice for meeting people. We took the boardwalk over to the Gulf Breeze side, it looked nice too but more sun on most sites. There was good wifi at the Bayview Picnic area in the screened in pavilion, which is a cross from the Gulf Breeze campground and within walking distance from Shady Pines. The only drawback is dogs are not allowed on the beaches, even on the bay side. - janci

This campsite has definite pros. Easy beach access, gorgeous beaches and great clean bath houses. Cons: the noseeums, mosquitoes and biting flies were horrific. We thought by waiting to camp here in November would ease that problem. It did not. Camp sites are not set up efficiently. We had to manually swing our camper around in order to not have power cords running across our entire site. We made the mistake of arriving after dark to find that we had the least desirable camp site. We chose another site to set up and the park ranger made us move to another camp site the following day. We knew this might have been a possibility but we were surprised when they actually made us move. At our originally assigned site, our water hookup was forty feet away and we couldn't find it. The only possible way we would camp here again is after a hard freeze, possibly February. - NLJernigan

Beautiful views. Very quiet. Very pet friendly. Clean restrooms and showers. Lots offer some shade. Site surface is sand and features a fire ring and picnic table. - Timothy Robbins

The location is nice, right on the water, and the staff is very friendly. We knew going in that we were in a 'fish camp' environment and were ok with that. However, we felt the prices were a little high for what you get. Sites are a little tight, although our view was wonderful. The park seemed a little run down and dirty, which lead to our lower review. - harvmoon

Check rates, ours was the prime A11 site overlooking the bay. Listed at $42, but we paid $33. Just large enough for our 35' Class A. Sand and gravel lots. Watched dolphins and pelicans from our window everyday. A fishing camp with old Florida style. Located at the dock to St. Vincent National Wildlife Refuge and less than thirty miles to St. George, St. Joseph beaches and Apalachicola sites. - Crawdot

Nice little campground. Needs some upgrades in bathrooms. At the very least a few box fans. It makes no sense to take a shower if as soon as you turn the water off you are pouring sweat again. It is so stuffy and no air moving in there it is almost miserable. The site host is very helpful and even woke up at 3:30am when we arrived to assist us in backing in in the dark. He is older though and probably needs help maintaining the grounds. There is a lot of grass to be cut. The camp sites are grass and needing cutting. Grass was ankle to calf deep which made for a lot of flies and biting insects. - CrazyCatfish

Lovely county-run campground. First-come, first-served; pick a site and camp host will collect your fee. Pretty good shade with most sites on small hill overlooking pond connected to the Dead Lakes (boat ramp to lake nearby). Sites around edges are back-in; sites in the middle of the hill are pull-through. Most sites 30 amp, but a few back-in 50 amp sites are available. They tend to go first. Dump station on way out. Two washers and two dryers in comfort station building (cold-water only). Good OTA TV reception and decent Verizon signal. - aowcarol

A nice little county park with about 20 some sites. There are back in sites along the perimeter and pull thru sites in the interior. They are mostly all grass sites and some will need leveling. There is a permanent camp host on site. No reservations are taken, but there is usually plenty to pick from. Just pull into the site you want and the host will come around to get your money. There is a laundry available. The bathrooms, while clean, could use some upgrading. There are several dedicated tent sites also. There are two large ponds with long docks for fishing and also a boat launch. Also a nice playground for the kids. Firewood is available for purchase. There's a small nature trail, but if you're just looking for a relaxing place to do nothing, then this is a good one! - Southern Yankee