Camping near Apalachicola National Forest
Apalachicola National Forest draws many campers with its wide-ranging outdoor options. Alligator Point has good coastal camping for anyone who likes setting up near the beach. Bald Point State Park sits just a short drive away with picnic spots and trails for hiking. The forest has specific permit rules and fire limits that all visitors need to follow. You'll likely see deer and lots of birds during your stay, so keep your food secured to avoid wildlife problems. You can book campsites online, but you'll want to do this well ahead of time during busy seasons. Throughout the forest, you can hike, fish, or take a kayak out on the water. Most people find the summer too hot and sticky, with spring and fall giving much better camping weather. Apalachicola works well for both quick weekend trips and longer camping stays.