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Blakeley
Blakeley Spanish Fort is a historic site located in Baldwin County, Alabama. It is the site of the last major battle of the Civil War, fought on April 9, 1865. The fort was originally built by the Spanish in 1797 and was later occupied by the United States during the War of 1812. The fort was used as a Confederate stronghold during the Civil War and was the site of the Battle of Blakeley. The fort is now a state park and is open to the public for tours and educational programs. Visitors can explore the fort's ruins, learn about its history, and take part in living history programs.
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User Reviews
V P
Very nice park to walk, learn, camp, bike, etc. Clean restrooms. No trash. The RV area was s little loud until 1000PM but then it stopped. Thank you for quiet hours. Only minimal leveling is needed at some sites. I drove my 31 foot class A all the way to the river and had no issues. I'd be concerned if it was very crowded because that might prevent the rig from turning around but there a few places that are ample turn arounds with a short walk. The last 3/4 mile to the river is dirt.
Kristi Z.
Very peaceful, safe and quiet place to camp. Bath houses are brand new and very clean. Love riding the bicycles here, and there's so much to do in the surrounding areas. Gorgeous Mobile Bay is right in the background down by the Riverwalk. I could sit here all day.
Geneva Dummer
Great place to visit with the family. Beautiful hiking and MTB trails. 4 stars because the map they hand out for the trails is not 100% accurate (use Strava or the trailforks app to navigate) and there were a few areas that still need repair. There was evidence of many repairs recently made, so I’m sure they are on schedule to be repaired soon. The RV sites are very nice. Ample parking and maneuvering space, relatively screened from adjacent sites. The park managers do a good job of spacing people out. :)
Matthew Evans
The park is very big with lots of trails to explore. Beware of spiders they are the most prevalent thing you will see, sometimes blocking paths. But other than that it is perfect. We'll kept. Wide variety of wildlife and plants. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to be out in nature with plenty of shade and beautiful sights. Bathrooms and trash cans are plentiful. Also historical things to see. Have fun!!
Brenda Martin
Great place to camp. We stayed in an RV site and it has full l hook ups. There are many trails, a few boardwalks and lots of history maintained here. We will be back when we can. I really recommend staying here.