Named in honor of the Apalachee Indians who once occupied park grounds, this modern campground features huge, secluded wilderness sites with underground utilities (water, power, sewer). These uniquely designed sites feature pull-through access and are located in a mini-park area, offering privacy from other campers and park visitors, and are designed and built to accommodate the largest recreational vehicles.

Rate:

$30 per night for RV and up to 4 people. Includes park admission. $6 for extra campers. Up to 8 people per site.

$175 per week/$625 per month

Reservations require a non-refundable deposit of $30.

This new tent campground, named in honor of pioneer naturalist William Bartram, features eight secluded woodland sites. Each is equipped with water, electrical power, a fire ring and picnic table. A restroom is located in the parking area.

Rates:

$30 per night, for up to 2 people. $10 per night for additional adults/$5 for kids ages 6-12. Includes park admission. Up to 8 people per site. (5-night maximum)

Reservations require a non-refundable deposit of $30.

Chastang Field is the largest group rental area in the park. It is named in honor of colonial-era settler Joseph Chastang, who owned the property prior to the founding of the town of Blakeley. Perfect for large group activities and camping, it is located near the site of the historic town and waterfront and has easy access to several trail systems. It may be reserved for day use and camping.

Rate:

Day use: $100 per day plus regular admission

Camping: $10 per night for adults/$5 for kids ages 6-12; minimum $100 per night. (2-night maximum)

Reservations for camping require a non-refundable deposit of $50. Portable restrooms in addition to those provided at each site may be rented at cost to park; presently $65 each