E58
Campsite #E58 at Fort Pickens Campground, FL
$40
Campsite #E58
| Drive-In | 8 people |
| 39 ft | Back-In |
| 1 | fair |
7/20
Campsite #E58 Features: Drive-In access, Back-In parking, 39ft driveway, 50 amp hookup, Accessible, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed, Drinking Water
Campsite Reviews (6)
3.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 33% |
| 4 star | | 17% |
| 3 star | | 33% |
| 2 star | | 17% |
| 1 star | | 0% |
@JohnnieBEE0FE1 · Camped on Apr 19, 2025 at Campsite #E58
Wish showers were better. They need work on cleanliness and shower head work and ability to keep clothes dry while showering. Maybe a better seating/hanging area to keep clothes dry while showering.
@JamesF9843907 · Camped on Apr 12, 2025 at Campsite #E58
Hosts super great park was super clean. All the staff was very nice. The fort was amazing.
@RussellR822636 · Camped on Jan 2, 2025 at Campsite #E58
Beautiful park with great history to explore
@JerryM50219246 · Camped on Dec 16, 2024 at Campsite #E58
They have rules about parking, but the host seem to let certain people (friends) brake those rules and park any way they want too. Enforce the rules fairly.
@SharonH1391355 · Camped on Jun 4, 2023 at Campsite #E58
This is the same review I posted to Google Reviews.
We just finished our annual family vacation to Fort Pickens campground. We had three generations and three campers. We have stayed at this campground multiple times over the past 25 years and as always the location is perfect and campground near the beach can’t be beat. This is one for the few National Park Service campgrounds that offers water and electric which makes it more enjoyable. This visit however our trip was marred with a camp host that is on some sort of power trip. On our third day suddenly she decided one of our campers had maybe 1/4 of the wheel off the asphalt and one tow vehicle was parked across the site pad not in the road or grass. She asked us to move the truck and move the camper over. We promptly moved the truck. However as we were leaving for a scheduled activity and moving a camper is not a quick process we told her that we would move it as soon as we got back which we did. This started what was apparently her dislike of our group and inconsistent enforcement of the “rules”. For instance another truck at a site across the road from is was parked across their drive the whole week and never asked to move. Our “kids” all teens or young adults were throwing a football in the road there were a couple kids from the campground and some local family members that came to visit with us playing as well. Nothing was said until they left, but as soon as it was just our kids they were told not to play in the street. She had even spoke to the kids prior to this about nice catches etc. Her host site is right next to one of ours so anything we can see from our site she could see as well.
I want to note that we are not new camper’s we’ve been camping for over 50 years. . We understand and follow rules, as a matter of fact I defended her actions at first over the truck and camper, but rules need to be enforced gloably not singling out certain campers.
We just finished our annual family vacation to Fort Pickens campground. We had three generations and three campers. We have stayed at this campground multiple times over the past 25 years and as always the location is perfect and campground near the beach can’t be beat. This is one for the few National Park Service campgrounds that offers water and electric which makes it more enjoyable. This visit however our trip was marred with a camp host that is on some sort of power trip. On our third day suddenly she decided one of our campers had maybe 1/4 of the wheel off the asphalt and one tow vehicle was parked across the site pad not in the road or grass. She asked us to move the truck and move the camper over. We promptly moved the truck. However as we were leaving for a scheduled activity and moving a camper is not a quick process we told her that we would move it as soon as we got back which we did. This started what was apparently her dislike of our group and inconsistent enforcement of the “rules”. For instance another truck at a site across the road from is was parked across their drive the whole week and never asked to move. Our “kids” all teens or young adults were throwing a football in the road there were a couple kids from the campground and some local family members that came to visit with us playing as well. Nothing was said until they left, but as soon as it was just our kids they were told not to play in the street. She had even spoke to the kids prior to this about nice catches etc. Her host site is right next to one of ours so anything we can see from our site she could see as well.
I want to note that we are not new camper’s we’ve been camping for over 50 years. . We understand and follow rules, as a matter of fact I defended her actions at first over the truck and camper, but rules need to be enforced gloably not singling out certain campers.
@CDanT475 · Camped on Mar 7, 2021 at Campsite #E58
Nice Park! We enjoyed the easy access to the beach, and spent a ton of time biking on the trails, including Fort Pickens Rd. The Fort is very interesting and as per the rest of the park is well maintained.
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