ATMORE LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Woodland Nights at Harper Tent Campground — Quiet, Well‑Equipped Sites in Atmore
A wooded, individual and family tent campground at Historic Blakeley State Park with large sites, fire rings and picnic tables, nearby restrooms and showers, and clear reservation rules.
Woodland Nights at Harper Tent Campground — Quiet, Well‑Equipped Sites in Atmore.
Experience the tranquility of a wooded, central campground at Harper Tent Campground. The loop offers large individual and family campsites outfitted with fire rings and picnic tables; the sites have no utilities, but restrooms with shower facilities are located nearby.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Spacious campsites with campfire comforts
Harper Tent Campground’s large, wooded individual and family sites come with a fire ring and picnic table, giving campers a simple, rustic base while restroom and shower facilities are kept nearby.
Capacity and stay limits designed for groups
Reservations include fees for up to four people; additional campers ages six and up are $5 each per night. Sites hold a maximum of eight people, allow up to three tents and two vehicles, and are limited to stays of five nights or fewer.
Clear arrival windows and reservation policies
Normal check-in runs 1–7 PM with a late window from 7–9 PM; the park gate closes at 9 PM and only checked-in guests receive the current gate code. Reservations for the first night are non-refundable; advance cancellations can be applied to other park rentals, services, or merchandise for up to a year, while cancellations after the rental period begins are not eligible for refunds.
What the day feels like
What a stay feels like
You arrive into a wooded, central portion of Historic Blakeley State Park and register with an admissions officer who assigns a campsite suitable to your equipment and vehicle. The campground’s large sites give room for family setups or multiple tents around a fire ring and picnic table; while the sites have no utilities, restroom and shower facilities are close by for basic comfort.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this campground works for — and who should plan accordingly.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Sites have no utilities; plan accordingly. Restrooms with showers are available nearby.
Each campsite includes a fire ring and a picnic table; showers and restrooms serving the campground are nearby.
A campsite suitable to your equipment and/or vehicle will be assigned by the admissions officer upon registration.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Are utilities available at the campsites?
No; sites have no utilities. Restrooms with shower facilities are located nearby.
How many people does a reservation include?
Reservations include all fees for up to four people. Additional campers age six and up are $5 each per night. Each site allows up to eight people total.
How many tents and vehicles are permitted per site?
Maximum three tents per site and maximum two vehicles per site.
Are horse trailers allowed in the Harper Campground?
No. Horse trailers are not allowed in the Harper Campground.
What is the cancellation and refund policy?
Reservations for the first night are non-refundable. In the event of an advance cancellation, the entirety of your balance may be applied to any other park facility rental, service, or merchandise for up to a year from the original rental date. Cancellations after the rental period begins are not eligible for refunds.
What are check-in and check-out times and gate access rules?
Normal check-in is between 1 PM and 7 PM; late check-in is 7–9 PM. The park gate closes at 9 PM and only checked-in guests will have access to the current gate code. Check-out is 11 AM.
Is there an age minimum to rent a campsite?
Yes. The minimum age to rent a campsite or camping facility is 18. Minors under 18 cannot camp unless accompanied by an adult aged 21 or over throughout the camping period.