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Orange Beach

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Heart of the Country

8 sites · RVs, Tents12 acres · Bay Minette, AL

Heart of the Country is our home and also your own personal twelve acre state park whenever you stay with us! We are less than 15 minutes from Interstate 10 and from Interstate 65. I offer a half-dozen campsites, all either on a relatively level paved driveway or grass. Power (20 amp and 30 amp) and water is available. We have two 30 amp campsites, which are first come, first served. WIFI is available! (please ask for password). We have a portable toilet for your use. This is a Longleaf Pine sanctuary with lots of nature trails. This is also a hobby farm with livestock (Donkey, two Goats, a Duck and a flock of Chickens). I feed the livestock grain every morning usually between 8 and 9 am, and again hay before dusk. You are always welcome to join me and I'll introduce all of them to you! My dog, Homer, is our very friendly welcoming ambassador who will enthusiastically great you upon your arrival. I put him up in his kennel each evening around dusk, then lock him in his shed until morning which keeps him from backing during the night. We also host an AirBnB, so other guests may be here as well. Texting via the app is our preferred mode of communication. If you call, please leave a message if I can't answer, and I will call you back. We are slowly updating the site photos. Use them only to determine your price, for example: A site with 30 amp power and water is $25 per night. A site with 20 amp power and water is $20 per night. A boondocking site (no power) is $15 per night. All sites have access to a porta-potty and water. Suggested local attraction: Blakeley State Historic Park is four miles away.

Malakai 🏕 different by design

6 sites · Lodging, Tents12 acres · Milton, FL

Welcome to Malakai campgrounds different by design 🏕 I purchased this land several years ago after a loss of a child a daughter her named was (little jo) JoLisa Marie Roadcap , it was a life changing moment, teaching me that family and enjoying of life is what it all about... so I want to welcome you here to Malakai for a peaceful and relaxing time, it's even a place that may help you heal from life hardships... At 5:30 just as the Sun comes up it is time for you to go out on to the deck and listen to the birds song 🎵 . As the Sun starts to rise on a new day ✨️ dozens of species of birds from the Great American Bald Eagle , To the endangered woodpecker, The blue herrings, bluebirds(we have mating pair that comes every year) blue jays, mocking birds, doves and several other species and occasionally a couple small black bears like walking through, we want you to have a peaceful and relaxing stay here while you visit everything,here at Garson Point were several species of carnivorous plants grow wild and our beaches have much to offer. It's official -- after 4 years of politics we are officially a park and a preserve.....9 acres of 🚶‍♂️ trails 👣 we are still constructing trails by hand I believe this place has a spiritual strength to people of all nations History of our location Count De Galvez awarded a land grant on Garcon Point to Antonio Garzon following his 1781 Siege of Pensacola in consideration of “his good services rendered as an interpreter to the Indians of Pensacola." The grant was held for 35 years before Maria Garzon, who survived husband Antonio, sold the land they called Garzon’s Point to Joseph (Jose) Bonifay. The land uses were favorable for cattle grazing and turpentining through the 1800s. Many more pioneer families moved into the area and began their own business in the booming industrial opportunities of western Florida. It came to be known as Yellow River Marsh State Buffer Preserve on June 12, 2000, when it was purchased by the state of Florida to protect rare and environmentally sensitive lands, plants and animals. Through generous donations, Preservation 2000 and the Florida Forever Program, more land was added to protect contiguous habitat of the Garcon Ecosystem. Today Yellow River Marsh Preserve State Park provides recreational opportunities for hiking and nature study along the Great Florida Birding Trail among rare and endemic plant species and within one of Florida’s oldest multi-cultural frontiers.The preserve is located in Santa Rosa County on Garcon Point, which separates Escambia Bay from Blackwater Bay. Nearly 20 rare and endangered species of plants 🪴 and animals make their homes along the bay and its wet prairies, dome swamps and flatwoods.

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CampFire at the Riverbend

7 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents38 acres · Robertsdale, AL

38 plus acres with 1200ft pristine riverfront. Remote but accessible. Chose your site. Blaze a trail to the river, private beaches, tubing and swimming. 20 acres wooded and open field for a more remote experienced. Camp off your tailgate. You still have river access. RVs are welcome nice level easy access spots but no hook ups. Plenty of room for extra vehicles and trailers. Bring your horses!

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Gulf Shores Waterfront RV Getaway

2 sites · RVs1 acre · Gulf Shores, AL

WELCOME TO PLASH ISLAND'S "OSPREY LANDING" RV PARK ON OYSTER BAY. BRING YOUR RV AND FAMILY AND ENJOY FISHING, KAYAKING AND SWIMMING. FURRY FAMILY IS WELCOME! CANOE TO OYSTER BAY TO SEE BOATS, DOLPHINS AND WET A LINE. WATCH THE AMAZING SUNSETS, BIRDS AND THE MULLET JUMPING RIGHT FROM YOUR PATIO. PLASH ISLAND IS LOCATED IN GULF SHORES ON OYSTER BAY AND IS ABOUT 8 MINUTES FROM THE BEAUTIFUL SANDY BEACHES. ENJOY OUR BOAT LAUNCH! GOLF CARTS AND FURRY FAMILY ARE WELCOME. THIS SPOT IS CLOSEST TO THE WATER. TMOBLE PROVIDES WIFI PASSWORD Oneram2482 WE ARE LOCATED 3 MILES WEST OF LULU'S. FULL HOOK UPS PROVIDED. WE OFFER 2 CONCRETE RV PADS. NO RV IS PROVIDED.

Farm back acres

3 sites · RVs8 acres · Pensacola, FL

Learn more about this land: Close to the highway about a mile from Starbucks and Publix grocery stores 20 minutes from the beach. Pretty dark at night and secluded. Easy to get back on to Route 10. There is road noise from route 10. Great Wifi on site. 50 amp hook up. We charge for 12 cents a kilo watt hour. Look forward to meeting you!

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Timberline Glamping Orange Beach

10 sites · Lodging10 acres · Orange Beach, AL

Beautiful Timberline Glamping Orange Beach is located where Orange Beach meets Gulf State Park, just steps from the Gulf. This location merges the tranquility of nature with the luxury of modern comforts, creating the perfect retreat for every kind of traveler. Whether you're planning a family vacation, a romantic getaway, or an outdoor exploration, Timberline Glamping Orange Beach offers an experience that combines the best of the Gulf's natural beauty with the upscale amenities of glamping. Discover the charm of Orange Beach Glamping and immerse yourself in the lush landscapes and rich experiences that this area has to offer.

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Travel Downs RV Park

1 site · RV2 acres · Pensacola, FL

Private 2 acre property with 20x40 concrete pad with custom fire pit. Half of Property is cleared with woods surrounding it, gated entrance. Custom shed with washer/dryer, toilet, sink, shower and tankless water heater. Located 10min from perdido key beach’s and Johnson beach national seashore.

Skyview Trail

1 site · RV, Tent30 acres · Molino, FL

Learn more about this land:beautiful forest & water view lots of hiking, camping, near our new 3 acres pond ( no fishing)near major 20 30 minutes drive city white pick sand beach , and 25 minutes drivevto the casino in Atmore Alabama coast. Relaxing on the dam overlooking two ponds great off street parking for large RVs, some pet friendly small 50lbs ,

Wayside Park

1 site · RV3 acres · Mc David, FL

Spacious pull thru RV sites with Full Hookups. 30 or 50 amp receptacles. Quiet lot with a view of beautiful pastures. Rural feel and yet easy access. Not crowded and well kept. Walking track and Amenities close by, Also near local Grocery Store. 45 miles from the whitest beaches in Florida.

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Pensacola Pitstop no tents pls 🚚

1 site · RV1 acre · Pensacola, FL

You'll have a great basecamp on this relaxing grassy spot in the heart of Downtown Pensacola! Located in the waterfront community of Sanders Beach which means you can walk to The Oar House or Pensacola Yacht Club. Semi-secluded with great access to all that our beautiful area has to offer. It's just 3 minute drive to Palafox St., 15 minutes to the beach, or 10 minutes to NAS Pensacola. We love riding our bikes from the property into downtown and into Gulf Breeze. You can catch a brief glimpse of the Blue Angels practicing during their home season from the property (pardon their noise, it's the sound of freedom!).

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Paradise Citi Campsite A

1 site · RV1 acre · Gulf Shores, AL

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Kyle Courtney property llc

20 sites · RVs, Tents3 acres · Cantonment, FL

Beautiful property on Beautiful Florida Alabama line perdido river we offer frindley services , swimming camping bbqs birthday parties bounce houses , you can bring your own tubes canoes kayaks or any other floats , we have quite a few drop off points up river from us from 7 hour 6 hour and a 2.5 hour float, we offer paid parking swimming , tent sites , rv sites, no power or water available yet, bbqs birthdays special events , we offer a cheap rental on bounce house with water slide , come on out and have a great time in a family friendly environment

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Big Lagoon State Park

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Camping near Orange Beach guide

Overview

Sandy beaches and sparkling turquoise water in Orange Beach, Alabama, invite Gulf Coast campers to fish for trout, watch dolphins, and hike backcountry trails. Local accommodations from RV parks to seaside cottage rentals right in Orange Beach are available all along the coast, as well. Set sights on Gulf State Park, home to one of the best recreational trails in the country. From there, travel to Bon Secour Wildlife Refuge to view songbirds and nesting sea turtles in some of the most complex habitats in the region. Then spend the night at Big Lagoon State Park and partake in its singular sea kayaking and birding opportunities.

Where to go

Gulf State Park

Encompassing 6,150 acres of land, Gulf State Park is an ideal beach experience for any camper. Two miles of sandy beaches make way for swimming, sunbathing, and picnics. Move inland to Lake Shelby, a 900-acre freshwater lake, for boating, water skiing, canoeing, and kayaking. One of the true gems of the park is Hugh S. Branyon Backcountry Trail, a trail system comprising over 28 miles of paved paths for both hiking and cycling. The park’s campground has 496 campsites for tents and RVs with full hookups, modern bathhouses, back-in and pull-through sites, as well as 11 primitive campsites and three glamping campsites.

Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge

Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge is one of the last remaining areas of undisturbed coastal barrier habitat in the state. The refuge’s diverse landscape includes 7,000 acres of beach dunes, scrub forest, swamps, and marshes. It’s home to over 370 species of migratory songbirds, and the park’s beaches are important nesting sites for loggerhead, green, and Kemp’s ridley sea turtles. Staff and volunteers offer regular dune hikes, bird walks, and night prowls. Camping is not allowed within the refuge to maintain habitats, but campers can stay in nearby private RV parks and cottage rentals.

Big Lagoon State Park

A short drive west across the Alabama-Florida border is Big Lagoon State Park. Enjoy the beach along Florida’s Big Lagoon before kayaking along Florida Circumnavigational Saltwater Paddling Trail, a 1,515-mile sea kayaking path that goes around the entire state of Florida. Or, hike or bike the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail, a network of sites that showcases wildlife native to Florida. The park’s 75 designated campsites are equipped with 30/50 electrical hookups, picnic tables, and fire rings, along with nearby dump stations and full-service restrooms.

When to go

Summer tends to be the busiest time of year in Ocean Beach as crowds rush to enjoy the sand, surf, and nearby state parks. July is the hottest month with an average high of 89°F. Campers looking for smaller crowds can visit in fall. Although winter is considered the offseason, low precipitation and temperate weather makes Orange Beach a solid, year-round destination.