Carrabelle Beach RV Resort

The park is right across from the beach. It is nice and clean, but it is really tight. Tight maneuvering and spots are very close together. It’s a busy spot so from early hours in the morning to late at night expect people and cars to be coming and going, and since sites are so close together it’s a lot of noise. Especially for the price, only worth a day or two.

The camp ground is in a great spot, right across the street from the beach. There is not much in town by way of restaurants but there are a few local fish places. My only complaint, is that we booked a year in advance for a deluxe beach view site. I called a month out to confirm that we were still good to go with the beach view site. They stated that they don’t assign the sites until you arrive but it was beach view. When I arrived, I was given a site 4 spots back from beach view. I asked about it and was told that the beach view was already reserved and they do not guarantee any sites. The front two spaces are, according to the website, are deluxe sites and the rest are considered premium sites. So I am now sitting in a premium site, and being charged for a deluxe beach view. I asked about a credit for the site and they refused to credit back the $5 per night for the difference.

We found this place looking for a campground somewhere in the panhandle to camp after coming down from the mountains of Georgia.

There is a lot to like about Carrabelle RV Resort. It is beautifully kept, the sites are large and wide and paved. The pool (saltwater) is a great break from the sound/gulf. Bathhouses are clean and well kept. There is a playground for the kids and is just a pretty quiet overall RV park.

St George’s Island is about 20 minutes away which provides a bunch of little shops and restaurants as well as waves for the kids to boogie board. Apalachicola is about 25 minutes away and is full of fun shops and some restaurants.

The main negative about the resort is the WiFi. It is “available” but incredibly weak. There is cable tv with about 32 channels which is nice. Cell service was available was it was one bar with AT&T 5G.

I would definitely stay here again, I just hope they can improve their WiFi signal for important work meetings.

This park is very well-maintained, the office/store is well stocked, including ice and beer/wine. The pool looks nice, but it was a little cool to get in. The best part of this park is that while it's across the street from the beach, it was only 100 yards from our site. The wifi was pretty bad and the cell service with t-mobile for data was pretty limited.

Full hook-up was great, the park is pretty packed in but extremely well maintained, all roads and sites are paved and landscaped. There was a very nice beach right across the road, water was pleasant. The park has a very nice pool that we also used. We stayed here in order to visit Tallahassee, FL. The park is on the "Forgotten Coast". There is not a lot of dining out options, however we did get some very nice fresh shrimp at a local store and grilled them for dinner, nice. We are birders and there are a number of birding trails in the area. St George Island is the south side of the bay that the park is on. The island faces the Gulf of Mexico. The beaches are white sand that is almost powder like. There is a State Park on St. George Island that accommodates RVs, may want to consider staying there if we come back to this area.