Huntington Beach State Park has been on our list to visit for a while. We were happy when we saw that the 2019 WBCCI Southeast Coast Caravan planned a stop there.
There were two camping loops in this park. The south loop was a parking lot. The sites were close together and there were few trees for shade. Those sites also had concrete pads and full hook-ups.
We camped in the north loop. While only a few of these sites had sewer connections, the large sites and shade trees made this our preferred loop.
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| Rosie's site in the campground |
It was easy to hear the sounds of the ocean when outside Rosie, our Airstream trailer. There was a short trail from our loop to the beach.
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| Path to the beach |
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| Enjoying walking on the beach |
Most roads in the park were paved. This made it easy to walk Suzy, our Yorkie.
We watched a raccoon steal something in a plastic bag under a trailer one evening while on a walk. Suzy was suddenly restless a couple of times while we camped here. We figured she heard some raccoons as they checked out our site.
The creek tour was fun and we did see an alligator from the boat.
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| Waiting to board the boat |
Here are some specifics about this campground:
- Our site was a back-in
- Our site was paved with gravel
- Our site had 30 amp electrical service.
- Our site had a water connection
- Our site did not have a sewer connection
- There were several dump stations in the park
- The bathhouse in our camping loop was clean and functional
- We were able to watch ABC and FOX using Rosie’s TV antenna
- We were able to watch TV digital channels ME-TV and MY
- AT&T placed one bar of service for voice and data over our site
- There was WiFi available at several bathhouses
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| Sunset over the lake |
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| Sunrise along the Atlantic |
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| Sunset along the lake |
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| Back to the beach |
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