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Coastal Alabama State Parks
Historic Blakeley State Park
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Located on the Tensaw River delta in
Baldwin County Alabama, the 2,000 acre Historic Blakeley State Park
features archaeological sites of Indian villages, an early French
plantation, the 1813 town of Blakeley which served as Baldwin County's first
county seat, and extensive earthworks on which the last battle of the Civil
War was fought April 9, 1865. In addition to it's multiple historic sites,
Historic Blakeley State Park offers a variety of recreational opportunities
including,
hiking,
biking,
horseback riding and 2 campgrounds (Apalachee
Campground and
Harper Campground). |
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To reach Historic Blakeley State
Park from I-10, travel north along US 98 to US 31 and turn right. Continue
along US31 to Highway 225 and turn left. Travel 4.5 miles along Highway 225
to the park on the left.
From I-65, travel south along Highway for 15 miles to the park, which
is on the right. |
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