Park Information

• Relatively small campground and state park
• Small camp host office, not museum or nature center
• No laundry facilities
• Largely forested, so limited Starlink
• Has playground and pavilion area
• Five to ten miles of hiking trails. Kayaking might be okay, except for the alligators.
• Has boat small launch in the campground. Has a large boat launch in the part and a public launch nearby.
• Front half is paved and back half is gravel
• Sites are gravel
• Roads are narrow, sites are short, and trees are not the most trimmed. Site selection is limited.
• Has lots of alligators, shore birds, water birds, and song birds, including a Summer Tanager.

Bathroom / Dump Station / Water Stations

• Bathrooms are separate men’s and women’s with stalls for restroom and shower.
• Dump station is not great. It is on the shoulder by the bathroom.
• Water pressure and quality seemed acceptable.

Internet / Phone Service

• T-Mobile:
• Cricket Mobile:
• Starlink: A storm cleared a lot of the trees in the park, but there are not many suitable sites. At the suitable site, it would be partially to mostly obstructed. It might be suitable for NetFlix.

Park Pictures

Site 3

• Site has good privacy with trees and bushes on either side
• Cats liked looking at animals and birds to side and back.
• Parking is on the easier side because the is a street mostly in line with the site. There is grass on the left coming in, so you can cut the corner slightly to avoid trees.
• You do have to back between two large trees, but it is not difficult with a look out.
• There were some insufficiently trimmed trees, but it was not enough to impact backing into the site.
• Site is 250′ to the bath house
• Site is gravel

Alternate Sites

• It is unlikely other sites at this park would work.

To the park

• Gunter Hill Campground, AL to Escatawpa Hollow Campground, AL

From the park

• Escatawpa Hollow Campground, AL to Three Rivers State Park, FL