We peeked at the campground the sites are too short for us. 37ft 5th wheel & a 22ft long dually. Paved with W/E Bathhouse and dump avl. They have a great area for picnics some covered. Perfect for th…Full review by zonkey99
Jul 19, 2023
This a review of the Davis Bayou Campground. Stopped here for 1 night between Lake Charles and Tallahassee. Great half way stop. Federal National Seashore campground. Make reservations on recreatio…Full review by JungleDoc
Jun 28, 2023
This is a good campground. They are having trouble keeping a campground host with any experience for the past few years. It is truly noble that elderly people are trying their hardest to do this diff…Full review by Mike P
We are very interested in staying here this November but our dog is a pitbull. While they allow dogs, I haven't been able to determine if they are breed specific. Can anyone answer this question for me?
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I am sorry to say I don’t know. The best thing to do is call local authorities to confirm allowances of certain breeds. Hotels are better at allowing pets. That said, I would take all …
I am sorry to say I don’t know. The best thing to do is call local authorities to confirm allowances of certain breeds. Hotels are better at allowing pets. That said, I would take all precautions to make sure pit bulls are permitted. Sorry I can’t help.
Are the dogs only allowed along the sidewalk or are they allowed on the beach too? According to the Gulf Island National Seashore website:" Pets are not allowed in the following areas (service animals exempt): - On all park beaches in Florida for safety reasons, this regulation is consistent with Florida State Law."
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The Davis Bayou unit also oversees the islands: Horn, east and west Ship, and Cat I believe. Because the public ferry does not allow dogs, and you can't approach any of these islands …
The Davis Bayou unit also oversees the islands: Horn, east and west Ship, and Cat I believe. Because the public ferry does not allow dogs, and you can't approach any of these islands without encountering a beach, dogs are likely not allowed on the offshore barrier islands either.
The campground was very nice. Clean bathrooms,nice campsites. Mind you, you are not at a "seashore" per se. It can be a little misleading. As someone else said, if you can …
The campground was very nice. Clean bathrooms,nice campsites. Mind you, you are not at a "seashore" per se. It can be a little misleading. As someone else said, if you can find my review, it had more details than I can remember off the top of my head.
Yes......do they take reservations for the camping. We are thinking about coming down the week of Thanksgiving or the week of Christmas......we usually make reservations through Reserve America. If not, what are the chances of getting a spot? np
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I didn't know you could camp there. The ferry only transits out in the morning and afternoon. I don't know what the winter schedule is