ST. ANDREWS STATE PARK, FLORIDA - WALK THROUGH OF CAMPSITES 1-92; SUNSET AND DEER PICS AT THE END
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2022
- Since Hurricane Michael in 2018, the campground in St. Andrews State Park in Panama City Beach, Florida is completely changed. In this video, we take a walking tour of campsites 1-92, the most recent section to open after a complete make over of the sites. The weather during our October visit was absolutely perfect with temperatures in the 60s at night and 80s during the day. The Gulf water was crystal clear. We also show a beautiful sunset from the Gulf Pier and find a few deer roaming the park.
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Thank You!
Awesome thanks for sharing. I’m heading there soon. 🔥🆙
We were just there for a week. Site 32. Loved it! So many trails, deer, wildlife. Quiet and peaceful place!!
It is a special place!
Thank you for this tour--it really helps with reservations!
Glad it was helpful!
Great review- thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for doing this! It helps a lot. Our favorite park!
Glad you enjoyed it! It's one of our favorite park's too!
Great video! It really helps to decide on sites. Big thumbs up! 👍
Thanks for this walkthrough. We’re booking for next June and hoping for one of these waterfront sites.
Awesome! Hope you get a waterfront!
Great video and very helpful. I just booked St Andrews for a few days in December and will be spending Christmas there. I was surprised I could get anything on such short notice. Come January 2024, Floridians will have the advantage of booking one month before the non-residents (understandable).
Glad it was helpful! Hope you have a wonderful visit! We have lucked out several times with last minute reservations due to cancellations!
Thank you for this video we just booked our trip in November and used this to help select our site.
Glad it was helpful! Hope you had a wonderful trip!
We just booked site 88 for 5 tonight’s😎👍
With our Jayco NP 5th Wheel with RL. The view will be amazing.
Hope you had fun! It's been awhile, but just seeing your comment!
~ loved it when we tent camped there years ago....
It’s an awesome park!
You won’t like it now. Nature is gone. Now it is a parking lot
I had to look up where is this state park because I've been most of them here in Florida. I need to start exploring Panhandle more. Looks like a nice place right by the water. 👍
The Gulf is on one side and the campground is on the other side along the bay. When the water is clear, which is often, it is a wonderful place to snorkel along the jetties. Other parks in the panhandle to check out are Grayton, Topsail and Henderson. All beautiful and right on the Gulf!
@@timetogo4533 I'm gonna definitely check out those parks and campgrounds when I start exploring Panhandle
Nice park... exploring areas to RV camp next year. Is the pier and gator lake part of the State Park or outside the park? Thanks for sharing. Dana
Yes, the pier and Gator Lake are within the State park. There is also a bayside pier. It’s a great park for bikes. There is also a jetty area nice for snorkeling in the warm months. We love to camp there!
Is a permit needed? how long is the stay time does it have bathrooms and hot showers do you need reservations and how much. is it close to any restaurants ?
Reservations are required and must be made online: www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/st-andrews-state-park. The campground has bathhouses with restrooms and hot showers. The park is located in Panama City Beach, with numerous restaurants and grocery stores within a few miles.
@@timetogo4533 thank you so much we are nubis no experience so we are trying to get as much information as we can
Are dogs allowed on the beaches in Florida?
There is a designated dog beach by the pier at Pier Park. It’s about 12 miles west of the state park. I’ve seen dogs on the bayside of the state park, but I don’t know if they are actually allowed to be there.
www.pcbfl.gov/about-us/visitors/dogs
Prices
Our stay in early October was around $85 for 2 nights.
Well I guess I have to disagree with all the raves. They destroyed this park with their updating. It use to be a lovely place to go camp. You were in nature. Now it is anything but a parking lot.
It is definitely a different place. Hurricane Michael totally destroyed the trees.
As a Florida tax payer , looking at this campground makes me mad , that they dumped millions to turn a state park campground into a glorified RV park, where's the nature in this bulldozed nature preserve ?
It's sad that it is quite different than it used to be for sure, but Hurricane Michael took most of the pine trees in 2018. The back loops away from the water have a lot more trees.