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Gulf Islands National Seashore
Dazzling white sand that looks like snow and feels like sugar (and you may have it all to yourself!)
Secluded Gulf Coast beaches and sand so white it looks like snow. Head to the end of a pier or out on the water to go fishing. If underwater fun is your thing, grab your snorkel or scuba gear for amazing exploration.
From Perdido Key, you can kayak to visit some of the 400 acres of bayou along this seashore administered by the National Park Service. (Keep an eye open for armadillos!)
A trip back in time is on deck for you at historic sites like Fort Pickens. Don't be surprised if you find you have the beach and dunes almost to yourself. You may come home with pristine seashells and sand dollars.
This national seashore along the Gulf of Mexico is divided into two sections: Florida and Mississipi. Camp in Mississippi at Davis Bayou Campground, where 52 campsites can accommodate either tents or RVs (including 40+ f
Secluded Gulf Coast beaches and sand so white it looks like snow. Head to the end of a pier or out on the water to go fishing. If underwater fun is your thing, grab your snorkel or scuba gear for amazing exploration.
From Perdido Key, you can kayak to visit some of the 400 acres of bayou along this seashore administered by the National Park Service. (Keep an eye open for armadillos!)
A trip back in time is on deck for you at historic sites like Fort Pickens. Don't be surprised if you find you have the beach and dunes almost to yourself. You may come home with pristine seashells and sand dollars.
This national seashore along the Gulf of Mexico is divided into two sections: Florida and Mississipi. Camp in Mississippi at Davis Bayou Campground, where 52 campsites can accommodate either tents or RVs (including 40+ feet).
The Fort Pickens campground is south of Pensacola Beach on Santa Rosa Island, 137 RV sites have water and electric hookups, and 41 tent sites are available.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Gulf Islands National Seashore
Resting east of downtown Ocean Springs, Davis Bayou Campground lays claim as part of the Gulf Islands National Seashore. Camp is nestled among live oaks and pine trees and is adjacent to a saltwater marsh. Most sites offer partial shade at some point during the day and are great if you’re into migrant bird watching. Try hiking the David Bayou Trai Read more...
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