An excellent location for accommodation. The bathing facilities were spotless, coupled with stunning panoramas. The swimming area and facilities were in good condition. There was on-site propane available. Our stay was at the western park, specifically at sites 68 and 78. Both sites were flat, gravelled and equipped with pleasant picnic tables. The camping area was in superb condition and very clean. There were fantastic eateries nearby. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit to St George's island. There were numerous spots for fishing.

The parking area is spacious and easily accessible for towing vehicles. The staff is approachable. If you're sensitive to the sound of traffic, avoid staying near the road south of the camping site. While the site doesn't provide access to the beach, it offers a clear view of St. George Sound and is a mere 15-minute drive from St. George's Island. We visited the state park beach on the island and enjoyed solitude for several hours. The camping site is divided into two parts, and visitors from either part can avail facilities of the other. During our stay, there were some water-related issues, resulting in lower than usual water pressure. East: Attractive patios, Easy access to the fishing pier, Small unheated pool, Clubhouse, Laundry, Fully equipped kitchen, Office, Luxurious bathrooms. West: Pleasant concrete patios, Nice pool, Large, luxurious, spa-like bathrooms, Cornhole field, Pickleball court, Two spacious dog runs, one for small dogs and the other for large dogs, On-site mouthwatering BBQ joint.

Very clean, well run campground, sites level, super friendly staff - but…. Booked 69 (West) - DONT BOOK WATERFRONT - road noise (loud bikes, trucks and every car that passed - even on Sunday) definitely ruined the feeling of “waterfront camping”. Paid extra to ensure our spot - not necessary in October. Would be 5 stars if in better location. BBQ restaurant amazing but the sign lit up our site like NYC times square. Eastpoint is dumpy - short drive to anything worth seeing. Wifi slow. No sandy beaches - 20 min drive to St George island, sunset is better seen in Port St Joe.

Although this site is undergoing construction, and we secured a spot at the sister property next door to the main resort, we still had a really nice partial view of the Gulf from our campsite. The sites are level, rock with beautiful landscaping, and full hookups. Not great WiFi, but that's ok as you are an easy drive to St. George Island and then stop off at Eastpoint Brewery on your way back to sip a nice beverage on the water. Plenty of space and privacy for this type of RV Park, and very quiet. Would definitely stay here again!

Stayed in their Campground for 2 nights as Resort next door was full. They forgot to mention construction work ongoing behind site! Not much shade as the area in trees is for long term residents. Oh yea, campground occupants/kids not allowed to use Resort pool either. Highway noise is minimal and showers/grounds are kept clean. No fire pits. They have the Pesky Pelican grill next door that serves usual fried foods, beer, wine, no spirits. We recommend Lynn’s Quality Oyster bar about a mile down by the waterfront.

Coastline has a resort side and a campground side. We stayed in the resort side which is more expensive and nicer but they’ve really fixed up the campground side over the past couple of years. The resort is an attractive park with hotel style bathrooms. Individual toilets and showers all of which are tiled. There is a small but very clean pool. The clubhouse has sofas and a full kitchen with a screened in porch with fans. It was hot so we had happy hour on the screened porch every night. Inside the clubhouse is a small basic gym. Music (good music) played outside and inside the bathrooms. Most all sites (even in the back) have at least a sliver of a view of the water. The sites are long and level with the dreaded white gravel. There is a brick patio with a separate parking area for the car. Spacing is decent with some sites having better spacing than others. There is no privacy. We were in the back so traffic noise was negligible but it would be distracting up closer to Highway 98. Directv worked fine as did the cable. There is a pier across busy Highway 98. Once you darted over, it was fun to watch people fishing and even see dolphins. The WII FI was disappointing. Sometimes it worked, most times it didn’t. The biggest problem are the water sprinkles. They run every night and leave water marks on the car and RV. There is no way to avoid them. To make matters worse, there isn’t any grass to speak of it’s mostly weeds or dirt. If these couple of negatives were fixed, it would make the price point more appealing.