St. Andrews State Park

"After Hurricane Michael, the recreational areas of the park reopened fairly quickly, but the campgrounds suffered extensive damage due to downed trees and damaged infrastructure. The campgrounds only recently reopened three months after the storm, with park officials confirming they have 30 sites available for rent on a first-come-first-serve basis." https://www.newsherald.com/news/20190127/st-andrews-state-park-partially-opens-campground-but-cancels-reservations

We camped at St. Andrew's State Park for 3 nights in a travel trailer (26'). There are a lot of sites, within mature trees, and the spots are a good size and with a good degree of privacy. The bathrooms were very clean, spacious, and warm, and there were a few laundry machines - some of which were not in great working order, but the woman who runs them works at the concession, so she did refund our money when it got sucked in! Many state parks don't have laundry so we see it as a bonus anyway when we find it. The sites are compacted dirt and ours (172) was not particularly level but we got level fairly easily with our blocks. We did not have a front line view - some of the sites are right on the bay (I noted 132, 134, 136) are right on the bay - but it was a very pleasant site and as there was no one behind us at the time we could see through anyway. The park has beautiful beaches, natures trails (we saw two alligators), and a boat launch. It's also very close to Panama City. It wasn't our favourite state park along this coast, but it was nice and we would be happy to return.