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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
Matthew Harrison
Beautiful park with TONS of history. Trails throughout the park with lots of bike trails, horse trails and walking trails. The view of the sunset near the kayak launch is absolutely beautiful. Staff is also very friendly and campsites are well kept with clean bathrooms and showers on site. Well worth the visit!
Michael Albury
Wonderful spot. We only spent one night, but enjoyed it very much. Very quiet with friendly respectful guests. We mostly saw tent campers. We were in a class B camper van. Looks of thick woods. The terrific lady that came out to welcome us at the entrance really knew her stuff and was so friendly. Make reservations on line.
Melissa Snyder
It's such a lovely state park with so much history! It is very well maintained and I can't wait to camp here! The walking trails are very nicely marked to let you know if they are hiker/bike/horse safe. The staff was very friendly and helpful and also provided us with a map. I have more trips planned and can't wait to come back!
Hayley Presley
As of now, entry for an adult is only $5/person which is such a low rate for such an enriching experience. This place is FULL of not only history, but also raw beauty. My favorite was the trees (I am a tree lover at heart). 100% will be visiting again.
Maddi Corene
This is one of my favorite places to camp. Been coming for 3 years and I still feel like I haven't explored everything. Great place if you love history. I always stay in the Harper loop, Delta is also nice if you want electricity, its just more in the open. I've also driven around the RV sites and they look great. Also have nice cabins. Bathrooms are alright, not the best not the worst, but generally clean. I few signs could use updating, however they've done a lot of improvements this past year. They always give my dog a treat at check in. Also yes this is nature. You will see animals. I've seen racoons, cats, many frogs, deer, and some really cool lizards. Love this place and will be back again and again!