Blakeley State Park invites visitors to explore the remains of Civil War rifle fire pits, batteries and earthen forts. Visitors can also ride the “Delta Explorer” pontoon boat that tours the area’s aquatic wildlife habitats. Nowhere else will you experience such a rare and compatible combination of multiple historic sites nestled in pristine woodlands along the Tensaw River.Overnight in either our modern RV Apalachee Campground with full utility hookups or in the Harper Campground for tents and pop-ups. See “Camping” for more information and rates.Tour the preserved Civil War battlefield with its Confederate and Union breastworks and fortifications. Walk or bike on miles of trails and roadways
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