The little neighborhood is very cute and the homes have a very beachy vibe but with all the…read morecomforts of home. I would encourage you to do a search for CARRABELLE BEACH RV RESORT.

We traveled to the "Forgotten Coast" after spending almost a week in Louisiana figuring we'd enjoy…read moresome Florida sunshine close to a beach on the Gulfside of the state to extent our vacation. I haven't been here since the hurricane of 2018 and it was good to see the recovery has progressed nicely knowing that these catastrophes aren't easy to come back from, it says a lot of the people in the area that adversity is only a minor setback for most that call this area home. I don't like arriving at any campground after the sunsets especially when I'm unfamiliar with the set-up but I ensured everything I needed was communicated clearly long before arriving, the staff here was very accommodating and did exactly what we agreed to so life was pretty good even though we arrived after 9:00 PM. You'd be hard pressed to find a more beautiful setting, this RV Resort is nestled in a quiet area just outside the town of Carrabelle and directly across from Carrabelle Beach. Anytime you can enjoy a well crafted cocktail at your campsite and can see the gentle waves of the Gulf lap the sand on the mostly secluded beach between sips means you've found a little piece of paradise. The campground is well maintained and all the amenities added to the experience. The sites are clean and spacious even for my forty foot MotorCoach but maneuvering into your spot can be a little challenging. The pads are set ninety degrees to the entrance roads so a watchful eye and a little patience will pay dividends and keep any frustrations at bay. All the neighbors were friendly and helpful and always eager to assist, this is one of the parts of RVing I really love. I was happy to see the electrical, water and sewer hookups were well maintained and the grounds are immaculate. Once the setup is completed the fun can begin and whether it's a serene walk on the beach or a drive into town there are plenty of things to enjoy here, but honestly RVing provides a level of enjoyment that doesn't require a lot of outside interaction, meeting new people and enjoying cocktails with people that share the same interest is always part of the adventure, but sitting in a comfortable chair with the grill going under the shade of the canopy is something that's hard to replicate. It's more about owning all your own time and spending it with people you love to spending that time with. We encountered no issues with the amenities here, the prices are reasonable and I never had to interact with the staff being all the business was conducted online, any trash I put roadside disappeared each morning and it was very quiet and peaceful it's not surprising to me that so many people return here year after year. This area offers a lot of things to do and see but best of all it provides a great atmosphere where doing nothing at all seems to be the most enjoyable times...

We RV camped at St George for 3 days and 3 nights and the service + amenities were 5*. The charge…read moreis $25 roughly for a day and it includes full service campsite which includes power hook up, water services and drainage facilities. The showers and toilets are clean with hot water heaters. There are about 60 campsites and the slots fill up pretty quickly. Each campsite has its own fire pit and a considerable private space without intruding into each others areas. The beach is easily accessible within a 5 min drive. There's long and easy trails to the beach and backwater too which was a lot of fun. Highly recommend for a peaceful and quiet time by the beach.

I hesitate to share this hidden gem with the public, but this place is beautiful. I forgot how…read morewonderful it is to be at a pristine, unpopulated beach. We experienced the best of both worlds because we parked at the area where they have bathrooms and an outside shower. Let me warn you that there are signs about stingrays and not feeding the seagulls... etc. But you shouldn't come here unless you really respect nature. Beautiful dunes and sea oats, long, white-sand beach, wonderful pavilions that can be reserved.

Great environment and very quiet. People are very friendly and to be able to park my RV right on…read morethe gulf! Second time we have been here this year from MD.

Park was ok but not as good as they perceive it to be. the "person" in charge / running the place…read morewas very unfriendly, rude and doesn't quite know how to tell the truth. Will definitely not return.

Very nice. Great sites, amenities, location and access to "Forgotten Coast" treasures.read more

This resort is located on the bay side and just a short drive to Saint George Island. The…read morebathrooms exceeded my expectations and the view of the bay was spectacular. My only issue is the pool - it is really small and the water is very warm. We did enjoy the location so much we booked a week for next year.

Coastline RV is one of the nicest RV campgrounds the wife and I have stayed at, and we have been…read moreRVing for nearly twelve years. We have been in many states and stayed at numerous campgrounds And Coastline is in the top 2% of the best we've experienced. The restrooms/shower facilities are like something from a five star resort hotel. Beautiful, well groomed sites. Helpful and friendly staff. I would add additional stars to my review if I could. We will be back to stay again.

awesome RV spot very clean and well maintained a nice family spot and a quiet campground will for…read moresure be back!

I can't say enough for the friendly staff, they were wonderful in getting us a spot in very short…read morenotice. This place is very clean and close to Apalachicola and St. George Island. We were in the very back and couldn't really see the water but we were just happy to be there.

I had site 16. I was right next to the lake and it felt very private, other than the fact the…read moreboardwalk nearby gets a lot of traffic. So during the day it's not always quiet, but the night I was there was quiet. I would recommend running the water first because it hadn't been run in a while and I had black stuff coming out of my faucet. There was also a wasp nest in the power box so I had to take care of that. Also, the fire pit was filled with about a 3 inch layer of ash that I cleaned out before I made my first fire. There's a guy's phone number on the kiosk that you can call for firewood. He's not affiliated with the park but will bring a bundle for seven dollars plus a delivery fee. There isn't a dedicated hose for black water tank flushing, so I hooked up my own (luckily brand new) hose to the potable water faucet. It would be much better and recommended to have a separate spigot for black water flush hoses. The sunset was beautiful and it seems the fishing is good although I didn't fish. The site had a picnic table, and the firepit has a grate for cooking albeit rusty. I had my grilling supplies and got some of the flakes off. The bathrooms were also big and clean. There is no camp host here FYI. Just pull in and park.

Small quaint sites, water side is a must, sites are aging but serve the purpose also a couple pier…read morefor fishing and just hanging out. Great price Great value.

We stayed here over Christmas 2023 the weather was average the accommodations were awesome. Just a…read moremoments walk to the beach, dog friendly and amazingly deserted. Granted we were here the week of Christmas but we practically had the beach to ourselves. At the "retreat" it's just as they advertised a large gravel parking area designed for a class A camper to pull in (leaving the entrance on the right side of the unit). Pulling a trailer in will mean you back out, it also means that you may have to do a little fancy stuff to get your tow vehicle out from under your unit to run into town. We are about 48' combined and we fit without any issues. It's about 15 minutes to the closest fuel spot but just about 5 minutes to a great restaurant and general store with average selection of supplies.

We weren't looking to be impressed but we were. We had a great week at this little gem of site…read more It's tucked away in Port of St Joe, just a few steps from the beach (I do mean a few steps). We took our coffee to the beach early each morning before breakfast and took a stroll on the beach with our dogs every evening (yep, the beach is dog friendly). This site has colorful chairs around a fire pit and mature palms giving it a tropical vibe. Short drive to downtown Port St Joe where we enjoyed live music by Chris Godber at the Sister's Bistro. This was just one of the dining spots we tried, all good. This was the most relaxing vaca I've had in years. We will definitely return.

If you love sometimes just getting lost on a back road, Tate's Hell is definitely the place for…read moreyou! I've come here so many different times of year, so many different times of day & I genuinely never see another soul, which is a beautiful thing especially when you consider that this is Florida. It's a really cool wild area that is well cared for. Tate's Hell offers so many on road and off-road capabilities not to mention hikes, campsites & bodies of water. It truly just has a little bit of something for everybody and is beautiful at all times of year no matter if it's day or night! The tree canopy over the road alone makes it worth visiting, especially under a full moon!

Tate's Hell state forest is an exclusive location for hunting. We stopped for an overnight RV camp,…read moreand the facilities included electric hookup, restrooms and boating. The space was secluded in the middle of Hells forest and we had about 2-3 RVs with us making it an exclusive campsite. We were disappointed not finding water hook up which pretty much was only available in the restrooms. It made it difficult for us to use water in the RV itself. There were numerous trucks exclusively for hunting and the area was dotted with many as we drove back. Price was pretty reasonable, under $20 for a day.