Best Camping in and near Talladega National Forest

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Happy hooves

4 sites · RVs, Tents13 acres · Tuscaloosa, AL

13 acres of fun. Some animals of all varieties that changes throughout the years. Great relaxing place less than 11 miles from the university of Alabama. Lots of great restaurants and events in the area. Lots of area to walk, watch deer and relax Less than 1 mile to nearest gas station 3 miles to a grocery store

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Smoky Bottom Farms

1 site · RV, Tent3 acres · Clanton, AL

Smoky Bottom Farms offers campers many different options to accommodate your primitive camping needs. A homestead occupied by my wife and I, Hipcampers ourselves, consisting of approximately three acres of beautiful property in a low lying bottom of the surrounding topography. Only 2 miles from "Buckshot Speedway", dirt track fans can enjoy the ultimate weekend. Campsites are approximately 40' x 40' allowing plenty of room for tents, car camping, hammock or small rv camping. Each site has a fire pit. Extra amenities are available at additional cost, such as towels, all natural bug deterrent body wash, all natural bug deterrent laundry detergent, firewood, firestarter, bbq grill, etc. Additional options are subject to change so feel free to submit request ahead of arrival to help better assist you. "The Front Porch" multi functions as the honor area for supplies, along with a common area to relax, watch outside dish network television with ceiling fan, rocking chairs, bug lights and multi purpose fire pit. We accept Venmo, Cashapp and Facebook Pay. Check in after 2:00 p.m. and check out is 12:00 p.m. Early check in and late check out available for a small fee if available. We will work hard to assist you any way possible and we are very flexible.Established

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Pierce Tree Farms

3 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Clanton, AL

I live on a 40 acre property down a dirt road across from a peach & plum orchard, as well as a farm with horses, pigs, u-pick blueberries, etc. Right down the road from a pumpkin patch, too! The camp area is in a valley with privacy and a fire pit. The land is covered in walking trails and a trail map can be provided if needed.

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Alabama Outdoor Adventure

3 sites · RVs, Tents20 acres · Marbury, AL

Learn more about this land:Beautiful Alabama outdoors! Conveniently located just 3 miles off the Verbena exit. Easy to locate and friendly locals. You have the entire 20 acres to explore trails for walking, riding, amazing sky views, safe gated community, clean, respectful environment, and all the southern hospitality you would expect. We invite those who own a off-road vehicle (ATV or MOTORCYCLE) to come spend the day enjoying 20 acres to ride on. Clear your mind of any stress this year has brought upon you and make plans to stay with us.

The Hodge Family Hideaway

6 sites · RVs, Tents7 acres · Clanton, AL

Escape from the chaos and noise of the city Let us welcome you to our family hideaway. Beautiful setting surrounded by nature, adorned with a small lake stocked with bass, breathtaking sunsets, and serene escape from the city rush. Relax and let us coordinate a bonfire, fishing experience, yard games, and more. When you are with us -- you are family!

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Stay Awhile RV Park and Storage

1 site · RV15 acres · Cottondale, AL

Learn more about this land:Enjoy outdoors. Grill. Campfire. 2 min from the Warrior River. Have a laundry mat with vending snack machine. Coke machine. Have a garden. Ingroud trampoline. Working on getting Hot Tub up and running.

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High speed, Nascar style outdoor adventure is so abundant at Talladega National Forest, we’re pretty sure Ricky Bobby spends his days here. Feel the wind in your hair on the Kentuck OHV or Sylaward Mountain Bike Trails. If you’re wanting more solitude, try hiking the challenging Odum Point where dwarf trees dot the landscape. Stunning laurels and huckleberry bushes will greet trail riders in the spring, and camping is as perfect as it gets with fall foliage greeting you in the autumn. Waterfalls, rugged ridgetops, and shady hollers ensure there’s no need to get hopped up on mountain dew; Talladega will have you hopped on adventure before you can say “shake and bake”!