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St George Island Campground

One of the advantages of an RV vacation is having everything at your fingertips, such as a place to stay, somewhere to eat, and plenty of activities to occupy your time. St. George Island Campground offers all of these and much more. This RV campground is part of the larger St. George Island State Park; it offers restrooms with showers and large sites with water and electric hookups, picnic tables, and grills. The park has a dump station where you can empty your tanks, and you can make reservations several months in advance to guarantee your spot will be there when it's time. Once you're settled in, there are lots of attractions and activities within the park to occupy your time, such as swimming and sunbathing, canoeing and kayaking, and stargazing, just to name a few.Farther out from the RV park, there are adventure tour companies that offer fishing expeditions and have canoes and kayaks for rent. The island has a lighthouse that was built in 1833 and has been reconstructed several times; it has a gift shop, and you can climb the stairs to enjoy the view from the top. The lighthouse is open year-round on weekdays from early morning or noon until dinnertime (you should check ahead to confirm the days and times). Apalachicola Bay has an aquatic preserve comprised of seagrass beds and mollusk reefs; the preserve hosts a variety of sea life such as blue crab and gray snapper and migratory birds that rest and forage here. Remember to take some photos of your rental RV while you're in the area, using this idyllic setting as a backdrop.

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