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The best camping near Paul M Grist State Park

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Campsite, Cahaba River Ranch

5 sites ¡ RVs, Tents200 acres ¡ Marion, AL
Several hundred-acres situated along the Cahaba River, off Perry County Road 16. Property is located 26 miles west of Selma, 65 miles south of Birmingham, 75 miles west of Montgomery, and 10 miles north of Marion, Alabama. Be advised that road and path has been repaired to the Cahaba River; great for hiking, ATV use, four-wheel drive heavy duty vehicles; property has 1,899.75 feet of Cahaba Riverbank; several hiking trails are available on the property, great way to experience the Appalachia foothills along the Cahaba River. Bathroom and water are available at the farmhouse when entering the property. Road to Cahaba River has been repaired and maintained, excellent for mountain biking, hiking. 1,875.99 feet of Cahaba River access. PROPERTY SITS WITHIN THE NATIONAL CIVIL RIGHTS HERITAGE AREA.
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Lovelands Lakeside Camp & Market

6 sites ¡ RVs, Tents5 acres ¡ Weogufka, AL
**Under New Management** **Welcome to Lovelands Lakeside Camp and Market!** The historical Little Tom's Fish Camp has transformed into Lovelands Lakeside Camp and Market. We are thrilled to announce our upcoming camp Market opening soon where you can discover a wide range of offerings: - Bait, Tackle, Gas, Cigarettes, Beer - Camping Essentials - Apparel (Shirts, Hats, Shoes) - And Much More! **Welcome to Your Lakeside Mini-Mall! We've Got It All!** AVAILABLE NOW -Nightly Rentals: - Full Hookups - Partial Hookups - Boondocking - Tent Sites Experience the beauty of Lakeside living in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, right here in the heart of true peach country. Our peaches are renowned for being better than Georgia peaches! **Location Highlights:** - Situated on the 12,000-acre Lay Lake, renowned for its bass fishing - Abundant Largemouth Bass, Spotted Bass, Crappies, and Bream - Ideal for Fishing Tournaments and Boating Recreation - Perfect for Hunting: Deer, Hog, and Turkey at the nearby hunting clubs in the surrounding pine forest. **Nearby Attractions:** - Clanton Peach Water Tower - Peach Lighthouse - Peach Park - Durbin Farms - Flag Mountain - Vulcan Park and Museum - Montgomery Zoo - Swayback Bridge Hiking Trail - Majestic Caverns - Gravity Hill - Lake Jordan Waterfall - Heaviness Falls - Wetumpka Falls - Weaver Falls - Oak Mountain State Park - Cheaha State Park **Amenities at Loveland Lakeside Camp and Market:** - Food Truck Open For Breakfast Sat & Sun 7am-11Am -Bathroom and Shower Facilitie - Boat Ramp and Docks -Swimming Hole - Upgraded and Additional Amenities Coming Soon: - Kayak, Canoe, and Jet Ski Rentals - Beach Area - Cabin Rentals **Join Us for a Tranquil and Serene Experience!** Escape the city and immerse yourself in the peaceful and quiet ambiance of Loveland Lakeside Camp and Market. Located between Montgomery and Birmingham, just a short drive from Interstate 65, you'll feel miles away from the hustle and bustle. **Contact Us Today to Learn More and Plan Your Visit!*
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Peace, Ponies, Ponds @ Pinchona

2 sites ¡ RVs, Tents120 acres ¡ Hope Hull, AL
Quiet laid back horse farm that features nature trails through woods, a pond to fish and a creek to explore. Horses dot the landscape to add a serene calming atmosphere. Two camp sites that are adjacent to a 3 acre pond. Fishing for bream and catfish is available. Wild life grace the property including deer, turkey, hawks, herons, egrets, snakes , raccoon, armadillo, fox, squirrels and possums. Located 20 minutes from downtown historic Montgomery, Alabama the birthplace of the civil war and civil rights movement. The Legacy Museum, Old Alabama Town, Zelda and F Scot Fitzgerald Museum, Riverwalk Stadium Home of the Biscuits, Riverboat rides and Hank Williams gravesite. Numerous restaurants with a variety of cuisines. Minutes away from Safari Park.
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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. 
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Blue Moon Rv And camper lot Rentals

1 site ¡ RV1 acre ¡ West Blocton, AL
Learn more about this land:If ur looking for a spot to just get away and catch your breath or just need a place to call home to live in your RV or Travel Trailer with running water and power Call BLUE Moon Rental It is at the end of the road with a beautiful sun set in the morning and night time and is very quite and relaxing no traffic good for kids to ride bikes ect. Hope to see you soon.
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The best camping near Paul M Grist State Park guide

Overview

About

There’s no better place for hosting a traditional southern BBQ on the shores of a picturesque lake than Paul M. Grist State Park. With spacious pavilions, expansive lawns, and a swimming beach, you’ll be primed for serious relaxation. Sure you can hike on the 20 miles of trails, or paddle your canoe around the 100-acre lake, but no one will fault you if you park your chair near the shore and watch the day go by. The small campground offers full-service waterfront sites, perfect for extending your picnic into the night. Grab your cooler and make tracks to Paul M. Grist State Park.

When to go

The ideal time to visit Paul M. Grist State Park is during the spring and fall when the weather is mild and the natural scenery is at its peak. Summer months can be warm, making early morning or late afternoon the best times for outdoor activities. Winters are generally mild, but it's wise to check for any seasonal closures before planning your trip.

Know before you go

  • Check the weather forecast and dress appropriately for seasonal changes to ensure a comfortable visit.
  • Be aware of park rules and regulations to preserve the natural habitat and ensure a safe experience for all visitors.
  • Accessibility may vary across different areas of the park, so inquire ahead if you require special accommodations.
  • While some amenities are available, it's advisable to bring essential supplies, including water and snacks.
  • Remember to leave no trace and dispose of waste properly to maintain the park's pristine condition.

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