New RV Resort Opens For Reservations At Gulf State Park

OBA Staff • April 24, 2026

Visitors can now book stays at the newly opened RV resort online

Gulf State Park RV Campground Office

Orange Beach, Ala. — (OBA) —  Gulf State Park just announced that reservations are now open for its new RV resort, offering travelers the chance to secure a spot at the highly anticipated destination. The resort features spacious sites and modern amenities for comfort and convenience. Officials say the setting blends natural beauty with updated amenities. Early interest is already strong as visitors plan upcoming trips. The site sits on the former Gulf State Park Golf Course property. 


Park staff is encouraging guests to book online for the fastest, easiest experience. Staff members are preparing for a surge in demand as the resort welcomes its first guests. Staff noted that phone lines may be busy due to high interest. Visitors are asked to be patient if they choose to call for assistance.
Online booking remains the preferred option for quickly securing a site.


The new RV resort is part of ongoing efforts to enhance the visitor experience at Gulf State Park. The upgraded facilities are designed to attract both new and returning guests seeking a scenic, comfortable stay. Travelers who book early will be among the first to experience the new accommodations.


With its blend of natural surroundings and modern amenities, the resort is expected to become a popular destination for RV travelers along Alabama's coast. Officials say demand will likely remain strong in the coming weeks as word of the new offering spreads.


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