SPANISH FORT LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Apalachee at Blakeley: Small‑RV Sites (25 ft or Less) under the Spanish Fort Pines
A concise guide to the campground’s small‑RV sites—pop‑ups, truck campers and Class‑B rigs—detailing on‑site amenities, booking rules and arrival logistics to plan your stay.
Apalachee at Blakeley: Small‑RV Sites (25 ft or Less) under the Spanish Fort Pines.
Contained within Historic Blakeley State Park’s Apalachee RV Campground are a handful of compact sites tailored to pop‑ups, truck campers and Class B motor homes of twenty‑five feet or less. Each site provides a picnic table and a fire ring, and the campground sits close to the restroom at nearby Bartram Campground—offering a blend of compact, comfortable camping and easy access to park facilities.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Compact parking for small rigs
A limited number of parking areas are sized specifically for pop‑ups, truck campers and Class B motor homes twenty‑five feet or shorter; they mirror the amenities of the larger RV sites but have slightly shorter parking areas.
Picnic tables, fire rings and nearby restroom access
Each small RV site comes equipped with a picnic table and fire ring; for restroom facilities campers use the nearby Bartram Campground amenity.
Flexible reservations from a night to a month
Reservations are available from one night up to a maximum stay of 31 nights, with booking and cancellation terms that vary by reservation length.
What the day feels like
What the stay feels like
Arrive with a compact rig and you’ll be slotted into one of the campground’s shorter parking areas and handed a site assignment at registration. Days are centered on the simple comforts provided at each site—an intimate campfire and a picnic table—while facilities such as restrooms are reached at the nearby Bartram Campground. The campground’s policies and gate hours shape arrivals and departures, making a bit of planning essential for a smooth stay.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who fares best at Apalachee’s small‑RV sites—and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring a rig no longer than 25 feet; sites provide a picnic table and fire ring. Tents and horse trailers are not permitted on RV sites.
Normal check‑in is 1 PM–7 PM; late check‑in runs 7 PM–9 PM. No early check‑ins. Check‑out is 11 AM, and the park gate closes at 9 PM; only checked‑in guests receive the gate code.
Reservations cover fees for up to four people; additional campers (age 6 and up) are $5 per person per night; maximum eight people per site. Maximum stay is 31 nights and cancellation/refund rules vary with reservation length.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What size RV is allowed on the Apalachee small sites?
Sites are intended for pop‑ups, truck campers and Class B motor homes of twenty‑five feet or less in length.
Are tents or horse trailers allowed on RV sites?
No—tent camping and horse trailers are not permitted on RV sites.
How many people are included in a reservation and what are extra occupancies?
Reservations include fees for up to four people. Additional campers age 6 and up are charged $5 each per night. Sites allow a maximum of eight people.
What are the check‑in and check‑out times and gate policy?
Normal check‑in is between 1 PM and 7 PM; late check‑in is 7–9 PM. No early check‑ins. Check‑out is 11 AM. The park gate closes at 9 PM and only checked‑in guests receive the current gate code.
How long can I stay and what is the cancellation policy?
Maximum stay is 31 nights. Refundability of the first nights depends on reservation length (first night nonrefundable for reservations up to a week; two nights for one to two weeks; three nights for two to three weeks; first full week for three to four weeks). In many advance cancellations the balance may be applied to other park rentals, services or merchandise for up to a year; cancellations after the rental period begins are not eligible for refunds.
What are the age requirements to rent a campsite?
The minimum age to rent a campsite or camping facility is 18. Minors under 18 may not camp unless accompanied by an adult aged 21 or older throughout the camping period.
Are there penalties for leaving trash or damaging property?
Yes—failure to properly dispose of trash at departure or damage to property will result in a minimum $50 damage fee.