St Andrews

We've been to St A quite a few times and my memory is that most of the sites that are prone to flooding are clearly marked on the FL State park website. The bayside sites were not on that list.
The sites opposite the bay and against the large sand dune do hold water and can get quite nasty.
Check the website for your particular site and look for a statement about the potential for flooding.

Pine Barren wrote:
@retired when are you going to Grayton Beach we will be there July 10 for the weekend

We will be at Grayton Beach, July 26th-Aug 2.

Pine Barren wrote:
@retired when are you going to Grayton Beach we will be there July 10 for the weekend

We will be there April 23-26. At Topsail April 20-23

The kids wanted to go to Panama City/St Andrews. I always go to Henderson Beach.We have reservations for mid April. I count the days.

@retired when are you going to Grayton Beach we will be there July 10 for the weekend

Decided too bypass St Andrews this year due to their lack of maintenance. It was a disaster last year, some sites were under a foot of water while the rest of the campground was mostly mud. Heading to Grayton Beach this year.

Thank You all

We were just there a couple of weeks ago. It poured rain one day, space got a little muddy, but not any worse than anywhere else. We were in a bayside site and it was quite nice, not a mud hole at all. The bathrooms were clean, the washer and dryer worked, the beach was absolutely beautiful, and I would go back in a heartbeat.

We did get flooded out a couple of days later at Fort Pickens. Stepping out of our trailer meant stepping into ankle deep water. But, it is all what you make of it. Most campers took it in stride.

I've stayed there several times in the past couple of years, and have always gotten that call. I guess they do that to cover their a--, but I've never had a problem. There are several sites that flood if there has been a lot of rain in the few days before your visit.
I doubt you'll have a problem, but you can just call the office to check before you go.

Very good park - lots to do in the area and yet it is somewhat isolated from the madness outside the gates. Enjoy your trip.

This has been an issue at St A since last summer and it has a serious impact on the CG. Some of the problem is the reluctance of the park management to do what is needed to fix it claiming a lack of money and environmental regulations. The place has become a mud hole and some of the maintenance needed has nothing to do with regulations, it is bad management IMO. Frankly this is one of the top parks in the system income wise and it is a downright shame how far they have let it slip. I will no longer use the park.