The best river, stream, or creek campgrounds near Aliceville, Alabama

Set up camp right along the riverbanks in Aliceville—this area offers over 970 riverfront options for those who want to wake up to the sound of water and the promise of a swim. Expect average nightly prices around $40, with some spots starting at just $25. You’ll find campsites with showers, spots for campfires, and pet-friendly rules. Swimming, wildlife-watching, and hiking are all on the table here. Locals rave about Island Camping on Tenn Tom River (6 reviews) for its wide-open river views, while Stay Awhile RV Park and Storage (5 reviews) is a solid pick if you want extra convenience for your caravan. Bring your fishing rod, a sturdy tent, and don’t forget the bug spray—these riverside campsites make it easy to unplug without losing comfort.

Top-rated campgrounds near Aliceville

1. Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway

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513 sites · New Hope, Mississippi

Discover the scenic Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, a haven for outdoor adventures.

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2. Talladega National Forest

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126 sites · Maplesville, Alabama

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”!

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Set up camp right along the riverbanks in Aliceville—this area offers over 970 riverfront options for those who want to wake up to the sound of water and the promise of a swim. Expect average nightly prices around $40, with some spots starting at just $25. You’ll find campsites with showers, spots for campfires, and pet-friendly rules. Swimming, wildlife-watching, and hiking are all on the table here. Locals rave about Island Camping on Tenn Tom River (6 reviews) for its wide-open river views, while Stay Awhile RV Park and Storage (5 reviews) is a solid pick if you want extra convenience for your caravan. Bring your fishing rod, a sturdy tent, and don’t forget the bug spray—these riverside campsites make it easy to unplug without losing comfort.