Horse Trailer Camping at Historic Blakeley State Park
Difficulty
easy
Duration
overnight stays to multiple nights
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; physical demand depends on riding or trail activity chosen.
Overview
Camp with your horse at Historic Blakeley State Park’s uniquely equipped Carson Horse Trailer Campground. Six sites offer water, power, and stalls—ideal for riders seeking comfort and convenience.
Adventure Tips
Bring wood shavings for stalls
Campers must supply wood shavings for horse stalls upon check-in and clean stalls before departure.
Carry current Coggins papers
All horses require up-to-date Coggins papers for entry and stay at the campground.
Arrive during check-in hours
Check-in is between 1 PM and 7 PM; late check-in until 9 PM with gate access codes provided only to registered guests.
Limit group size
Reservations cover up to four people; additional campers must pay extra, with a maximum of eight per site.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer wandering early mornings
- Eastern box turtles along forest paths
History
The park sits on a significant Civil War battlefield where the Battle of Fort Blakeley occurred in 1865, adding a deep historical context to your visit.
Conservation
Historic Blakeley State Park maintains strict stall cleaning and waste disposal protocols to protect local ecosystems and minimize human impact.
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Wood shavings
Required for horse stall bedding to maintain cleanliness and comfort.
Portable water buckets
Ensure fresh water access for horses during your stay.
Insect repellent
Protect both riders and horses from mosquitoes and biting insects.
summer specific
Layered clothing
Prepare for fluctuating temperatures on cool fall mornings and evenings.
fall specific