Dauphine Island Campground is a great place to camp. We stayed in the tent camping area in our…read morerooftop tent. There is a spot to have a fire and every site has picnic tables which is nice. The tent camping area is very wooded so there is plenty of shade which is nice. We stayed here in April and were surpised that there were SO MANY mosquitos! We did get eaten alive by them even having bug spray on. There was a walking trail right by our campsite to walk to the beach. We took full advantage of that. The beach was clean and peaceful right on the Gulf! The bathhouse was pretty new and so clean and nice! There are sinks and mirrors right outside the showers as well as sinks and mirrors right outside the toilets. The showers were clean, spacious, have a bench to put all of your things, the water was hot and the water pressure was great as well. When checking in the staff was very friendly and informative. The office has a small selection of "general" merchandise you might need to save you a trip into town to a store. They also have firewood for sale. Be sure to get wood when you get there because the staff is gone at 5 or 6 and you won't be able to get wood after that; we made that mistake. If you have kids, there is a playground for them to play on which excited our kids. It was close enough to the tent camping area that we were able to see them playing from our campsite. They do have bicycles for the kids to ride if they didn't bring their own. My daughter learned the hard way that the bike she chose didn't have breaks and she took a pretty hard crash! I definitely recommend staying here if you're in the area.

Currently no beach access(Feb 20, 2024)!! If you are coming here for the beach access find…read moresomewhere else, the entire beach is torn up and there is loud construction equipment working well past midnight unfortunately. If you are in a camper you are probably fine from the noise but if you are in a tent good luck with sleep. Otherwise, this is a fantastic campground, cleanest bathrooms I've ever seen at a campground, great people staying there. As a solo female traveler this was the perfect spot for me to set up except no beach access and I was in a tent so got no sleep. Left after 1 night instead of 4 and while they told me it was nonrefundable they did not disclaim that the beach was closed or the noise.

What false advertising, water view lol,if you walk across the street,,haven't upgraded at all,pool…read moreheater is not working,or been cleaned ,pavilion floods when it rains,rates have skyrocket,all permanent have left,it's like a ghost campgrounds,sad as 2 years ago,it was the go to place..A place we loved,not so much anymore.

Bay palms is our favorite place to stay when we go visit back home!…read more Twice we've had to call last minute while rolling into town and they've gotten us a spot right by the pool for our kids. It's so beautiful and relaxing here. Just like the pics. Idk why I'm seeing a few bad reviews. Because this is our happy place tbh. The pool is so nice and always feels perfect temp. Never cold. You can watch movies in the pool house or use their kitchen and bbq equipment. We borrowed their bigger grill because we had a small one. They have games to play in the pool house and u can watch a movie on the big screen next to the pool. They have a workout room if you'd like. A dog park for your fur babies. A park for the kiddos. They also have a lot across the street to walk down to the bay and sit in lounge chairs to see the water and stars. Or sit ag picnic tables. They have picnic tables at every rv lot now as well. It's perfect. It's the best rv park I've ever seen. That's for sure. Plus it's RIGHT next to the beaches. U turn right and go over the bridge and you're on dauphin island. U can take the ferry across to gulf shores as well. You have fort Gaines here and fort Morgan across the ferry. Yes. Wifi has worked for us the whole time we've been here.. but we also always bring an extra wifi box. The people are always so nice here You can buy propane or ice if u run out. I really don't know what else to say other than it's awesome. Yes the prices went up some since the last time we were here. But the prices of everything has went up due to the economy right now. It's still much cheaper than anywhere else we've stayed. I mean we paid $1200 to stay at Austin lake cabin for a week, $800 for Kalahari water park resort for just 3 days and $800 for here for two weeks. Or u can do a month for $600. Idk. I'm gonna go relax by the pool as I type this. It's so relaxing and calm here.

What a beautiful place!!! Spotless too. We have been to many RV resorts/campgrounds throughout…read morethe country. This is probably the best maintained one we have experienced. Our site (18) was ample in size with a lovely view of the stocked pond. Believe it or not but we actually used the camps wifi! It was great!! The pool is brand new from the looks of things. Nicely done. The bathhouse facilities were also just as spotless. They have a well-appointed little store as well on site but its only minutes away from everything you could possibly need. Its very peaceful and quiet. The staff here were VERY helpful and gracious. The entire place was just neat as a pin. Ill be recommending this RV Resort to everyone I know!!

BEWARE before making a reservation here! The owner of this RV park told us we could advance the…read moredates of our reservation when a conflict arose, but when we tried the next week to get a spot, they changed their mind.... kept the money we paid for a 7 day stay and we didn't stay even ONE night.

If you are travleing through on the loop or just cruising the ICW, this is a great stop. It is…read morequiet at night, and seemd to be a safe area as we walked to restaurants in the dark for 3 nights. Two good restaurants in walking distance. We stayed at the marina section of the park. One odd thing is, you pull into your slip bow first due to low water on that end of the slip. Make sure you have long enough power cables and water hose as electric and water are center of the slip at the bow end of the boat. The people at the facility and customers were very nice and friendly. They do have a pump out at the dock, but we did not use it on our 3 days there. We would go back.

Only RVs and trailers 10 years or newer. No pop-ups allowed. Which was fine for us in our 2-year…read moreold camper. Beautiful beach views from this RV campground. Convenient boat parking on property, and boat rental shop immediately next door. Would've given 5 stars except... Sites were a little narrow, felt like we were on top of our neighbors. Campground really needs a fenced dog area, only had tiny patches of grass/gravel and dog bags, but no play area - which is a must for us.

Clean and quiet, facing Bon Socur Bay, Bay Breeze has 25 sites run by friendly people, including…read moreErin, a truly wonderful person. What kind of people does this place attract? The speed limit is 5 MPH and we all obey (low dust and much safer). Friendly folk stay here. Some use it as a base to explore the area, some to recharge their batteries. The office has two single person bathrooms with a bathroom (cleanest and best smelling bathroom I've ever used). Sit by the bay or go fishing from the pier while George the Heron waits for handouts. Evenings feature a social circle around the chimera. This campground is a hidden gem 15 minutes from the hub-bub of activity. Well-behaved dog friendly with a designated walking area. No playground, pool or game room, but the office has books and games to borrow, as well as a coffeemaker. Laundry and Ice are on site. Going west, you can go to Fort Morgan of take the ferry to Dauphin Island (check out Sassy Bass bar and grill). Going east, you have Gulf Shores, Orange Beach and all the Gulf activities you can afford. BTW... go grocery shopping at Rouses, excellent deli, great seafood and meat (aged beef) and ready cooked food. Happy Pappy Coffee is my favorite stopping place.

Very very small campground.. tiny spots.. we were disappointed but gladly only stayed 2 nights.read more

Small, old-school RV campground where the owners stay/work on the grounds and put a personal touch…read moreon everything. Some of the friendliest and most helpful people you'll meet who have put their heart into making everyone's stay is the best it can be. The park is gated for safety (pass codes are required for entry), and nearby attractions like the USS Alabama, Fort Morgan and Dauphin Island are all about 40-90 minutes away. great place to stay overnight en route elsewhere, or for a long term stay.

The facility is clean and well maintained. It is quiet. Owners are friendly. The place is gated.read more

Great location, very and quiet park. Great value for this area. The pool and laundry facilities…read morewere outstanding.

This is a nice quite park close to everything!! Love the easy access to the Foley Beach express…read more Nice pool, laundry right on site and dog park for my fur baby. Best rental price around too!!!

We've stayed here many times over the years...the sites are concrete and level. They have a nice…read morelaundry room and clean bathrooms on their main lot. There are 2 lots just separated by a small road. The second lot has the pull throughs and it also has a pool, fire pit and covered seating. There are a few bathrooms at the second pool, but they are bare bones and look like an afterthought. There is no store on site and the workers have been ok, not friendly, but not rude. The grounds are well maintained. There is a Waffle House on the corner and they give the RV guests a 10% discount. We paid extra one time for a site with a gulf view. Don't do that...the gulf view is on the opposite side from where your awnings are situated and there really is no view if you're sitting down anyway. We had a gulf view on the second lot that we didn't have to pay extra for. *They have a 10% Military Discount!

Checked into site 1 yesterday for a night. Staff was very welcoming and helpful. Everything was…read moreimmaculate. Our site was perfect after a long haul. It had a beautiful view of both the pool and beach. Highly recommend this park.

There are many ways to travel, to see the Country, to enjoy your journey. What appeals to some may…read morebe less appealing to others. Since I have left the 9-5 grind, semi-retired, sold my house and hit the road with my husband, respectfully retired about 3 years ago, we have learned a few things about full time RV living vs. camping. At this time we are at a lovely adult leaning Sioux Bayou RV Park which sports a cute little beer bar called the Hideaway. The management and staff could not be more accommodating. It is very basic...very natural, located on the Sioux Bayou. The butterflies, dragon flies, birds of all types adorn this simple RV park into a perfect paradise. There are alligators, we named our buddy Gary the Gator. Never feed the Gators! There are bald Eagle flying overhead. There are migratory patterns that allow a rare look at birds you only see while migration. The moon and stars decorate the night. If you find good people, beautiful views and natural experiences a good life, you will enjoy pulling up and relaxing.

Nice, quiet location. Most people live in camp ground year round or are snow birds which is nice…read morebecause they are like a family and treat you like such when you go to stay there. The lounge is friendly and welcoming. Sunsets are beautiful. If you like to fish, you can do so there and the turtles will greet you too. Your four legged friends are welcome too. Don't let the adult park keep you away. My grandson visited me during my stay. Children are permitted to visit just not permitted to live in the park. I would highly recommend this park if you are visiting Mississippi.

This is our families second time at this campground. The first time was last year and it was quiet…read moreand peaceful. This year we stayed for our families July 4th reunion and had an excellent time until the new manger tried to charge us another $400 (on top of the $630). We were flabbergasted. Apparently their campsites are rated for only 2 adults & 2 children, and you pay so much extra per person, PER DAY. That would total $1000 for two campsites for 5 nights (yes, it was also a holiday). You can stay for the same amount of time at Paradise Ranch in Tylertown or Yogibear for less amount than that and they offer so much more for families. THANKFULLY, we were able to speak directly with the owners and had the issue resolved, but we definitely will not be back if this is what they charge, which is sad because the place is very nice and isn't crowded. We didn't have to worry about others running over our children with golf carts or loud parties. For the most part, the restrooms are clean, and the grounds are kept cut. I do appreciate the cameras they have around the park and the locked gate in the front. The boardwalk is a nice touch for sight seeing. Our friend stayed in the cabin and didn't have any complaints. Overall, as long as the prices aren't raised, we will return.

From the owner: We are a gated Cabin Rental and RV park that sits on the South side of Red Creek in Stone County…read moreMS. We offer Cabin Rentals and RV site rentals in a wilderness atmosphere. Our RV sites are both 30 and 50 amp sites and have full hookups. Each site has a grill, picnic table and fire pit. We have an onsite Bathhouse and laundry facilities. The office is staffed Monday thru Sat from 8 - 5 but you can always call, and we will answer any question, 24 hrs a day. The cabins are new construction, they all have a full kitchen with stove and refrigerator, full bathroom. Smart TV, access to high-speed internet, outdoor grill and fire pit. Each of the cabins connect to a beautiful boardwalk that wines its way through the trees and along the creek bank. The boardwalk is 1200' long and has 2 different sitting areas to enjoy the creek and the natural beauty of the outdoors.