Camping

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Let's go camping!

Most Alabama State Parks host modern campsites along with primitive camping. Modern bathhouses and spacious camping pads - many right on the water - make camping in an Alabama State Park comfortable and fun. Many park campgrounds offer senior discounts, allow pets, have onsite picnic tables and grills, and ample parking for visitors. Advance reservations are recommended, especially on weekends and holidays.

 

From the gulf to the mountains and every truly Alabama space between them, check out these quick facts about camping at Alabama State Parks.

 

Adventure awaits at Alabama State Parks!

 

Download this Alabama State Parks overview to help plan your trip. 

 

Park Primitive Camping Modern Campsites
Bladon Springs State Park Yes 10
Blue Springs State Park Yes 47
Buck's Pocket State Park 11 23
Cathedral Caverns 5 36
Cheaha State Park 54 77
Chewacla State Park 9 36
Chickasaw State Park Yes 3
DeSoto State Park 18 94
Frank Jackson State Park 8 32
Gulf State Park 11 496
Joe Wheeler State Park Yes 116
Lake Guntersville State Park Yes 295
Lake Lurleen State Park 4 91
Lakepoint State Park Yes 192
Meaher State Park 10 61
Monte Sano State Park 23 90
Oak Mountain State Park 60 84
Paul Grist State Park Yes 11
Rickwood Caverns State Park 5 13
Roland Cooper State Park 13 47
Wind Creek State Park Yes 586

 

If you are interested in rustic comfort in the great outdoors, look no further than the new Glamping Safari Tent accommodations. Alabama State Parks has partnered with The Timberline Glamping Company to operate new glamping sites at select parks.