"Great campground, 52 RV / Tent sites with water, electric and dump pipe at each site. Bathrooms are cleaned daily, couple broken stalls, but rest are clean. Washer and dryer available at each bathhouse. Long walk or easy bike to the beach. Beautiful, soft, white sandy beach, pretty busy on weekends, still plenty of room. Staff is friendly and helpful, good people. Firewood and ice available at entry gate office. I've been to about 25 state parks here in Florida, this is the best one so far."

Robert Banach

"I tent camp with my car and stayed in site #14. I’m surprised at how quiet it is and not buggy (it’s November). The aite is clean with thick bush and trees between the sites which makes it feel secluded. It’s exactly what I needed! I’m really happy I found this park and I’ll be back!"

Katie Gall

"General Impression: Quiet Campground with small loop roads and mostly private sites.

Campground Description: Small campground with just 68 sites set in 2 loops. The roads are a bit narrow for big rigs and the branches are encroaching on the roads and overhead in places. And some sites are just not suitable because of the trees overhead.
Campsite # 39
Our campsite was a gravel back in that was mostly level.
It had with full hookups, 50 & 30 #thifty, including sewer which is really nice for a state campground. The downside was the sewer was at the very back of the site away from the other utilities and it appeared to be set up that way in all the campsites. So you may need an extra sewer hose.
They have picnic tables at the sites with fire rings and layover grill attachment.
Propane fill: no, but the closest location is Taking Care of Business Uhaul location about 7 miles away.
They do have a dump station but it’s inside the back loop on a one-way road which means you have to go all the way around the loop to get to it and then around the other loop to get back to the exit.
Wifi: No campground wifi, but Starlink and Verizon are fast enough for streaming.
Noise Level:
It’s mostly quiet, there is a bit of road construction going on over the bridge just across the lagoon that could sometimes be heard outside the RV.
The county works really hard to keep the beaches dark for the wildlife, so it’s definitely dark enough to do some nice stargazing as long as you have one of the campsites that doesn’t have trees overhead.
Amenities:
There's one bathhouse in the center of each loop.
Each has showers and toilets as well as a laundry sink and washer and dryer. The cost was $2 per cycle.
One of the bathhouses even had a water bottle refill station and a lending library which was nice for a state park.
Other facilities:

Dog friendly:
There are no off leash areas in this Campground. They have two dog pickup stations that are fully stocked; however, the only trash cans are the dumpsters at the entrance to the park. Dogs are not allowed on the beach. They have stickers in the sand that can get in your dog's feet. There are also signs close to the water warning of Gators so make sure to keep dogs away from the water edge.

Camp store: No campstore.
Grayton General store is about 1 mile from the campground. Publix 5 minutes away and Walmart are about 15 minutes away.
Amazon Locker: UPS Store US Highway 98 Santa Rosa Beach – right next to the Publix.

Camp staff interactions:
The staff on check-in were very dismissive of our concerns about trying to navigate through the front gate. I was told "we've had rigs bigger than yours come through just fine."
One of the traffic posts had been run over and they had fence posts roping off the sandy part where people had run off the shoulder.

Clearly we weren't the first people having difficulty navigating through the tight space.
We asked them if they could raise the exit gate so we could pass through that direction since it was a straight shot and they said "no they couldn't possibly."
This was our only interaction with the camp staff and it wasn't the best first impression.
Reservation process: online and the website is user friendly.

Additional info:
The website says maximum vehicle length is 40 feet but there were some very tight turns and low hanging branches for large rigs. Front entrance is extremely narrow with traffic poles on one side and a shoulder drop off on the other. The lane to turn is too narrow to make without either running over some of the traffic poles or running off of the shoulder into the sand. One of the traffic poles has been broken off from people running over it to get in the gate.

Cost $48.14/ night
$30/night
$7/utility fee
$6.70/reservation fee
+ Taxes on all those fees
Value: It’s still a good value for what you’re getting; however, I wish they would get rid of all the fees and just call a spade a spade – If you’re just staying one night it’s $48.14."

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