The best camping near Anniston with horseback riding

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Looking to experience the great outdoors near Anniston, Alabama? Hipcamp has over 737 camping options in the area, perfect for all your outdoor adventures. Whether you're into snow sports, horseback riding, or swimming, there's a campsite that suits your activity preference. From the Woodybrooke Farm Campground with 115 reviews to the Running Water Creek with 107 reviews, you'll find campsites that have been highly recommended by fellow campers. With amenities like trash, potable water, and toilets available, you can enjoy a comfortable camping experience. Prices start as low as $12 per night, with an average price of $40 per night. So pack your gear and get ready for an unforgettable camping trip!

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2. Burton's Beautiful Hollow

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42mi from Anniston · 2 sites · Tents
This creek property was probably used by the Creek and then the Cherokee as a campsite because of the abundant water and wild life. Later is was farm land and in the 1920's had approximately fifty mules working the land. The Old barn and blacksmith shop are still here. In 1977 the government planned to put a four lane toll road through here but was stopped by the oil embargo which caused the right of way to be auctioned. We were able to buy 200 acres for a small amount of money and have been raising cattle and camping on it every since that time. As a Scout Master I have been using this site for camping for the past 15 years. Time to let others enjoy. Learn more about this land: Pitch your tent or hammock in a grove of hardwood trees in a nice meadow on the banks of Lake Creek with old timey swimming hole. It is about 8 feet deep in center going to about 4' at sides and 20 feet long. Big stone grill is provided as well as large fire pit. Kindling and firewood is provided. ten minute walk to the main house for potable water and other needs.  37 acre farm with hills and a wide variety of wildlife and plants to inspect. Camp is in rural area couple hundred yards off county road but secluded. Plenty of deer, turkey, geese, wild ducks, beaver and other wild life in the area. A secondary campsite is provided down the creek with area for tent near creek. Fire pit and firewood is provided.
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3. Lock And Dam Campground

48mi from Anniston · 4 sites
The Lock & Dam Regional Park at Coosa River Campground in Rome, Georgia, stands out as a unique destination due to its rich historical significance and natural beauty. Spanning 73 acres, this park is listed on the National Register of Historic Landmarks, featuring the Mayo Lock and Dam, which was completed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in 1913 and decommissioned in 1941. Nestled along the Coosa River, just south of Rome, the park is renowned for offering some of the finest crappie and striper fishing in North Georgia. Birdwatching enthusiasts will also find a haven here, with diverse avian species to observe. Adjacent to the park is the Coosa Nature Preserve, an additional 127 acres managed by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and Rome Floyd Parks & Recreation, providing even more opportunities for exploration and enjoyment of the local ecosystem. The campground caters to both RV and primitive tent campers, with select sites featuring direct sewer hook-ups and stunning river views. Visitors can enjoy picnic pavilions, fire rings, restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities, along with well-maintained fishing and nature trails. Additional amenities include horseshoe pits, open play areas, and an observation overlook, making it an ideal

Looking to experience the great outdoors near Anniston, Alabama? Hipcamp has over 737 camping options in the area, perfect for all your outdoor adventures. Whether you're into snow sports, horseback riding, or swimming, there's a campsite that suits your activity preference. From the Woodybrooke Farm Campground with 115 reviews to the Running Water Creek with 107 reviews, you'll find campsites that have been highly recommended by fellow campers. With amenities like trash, potable water, and toilets available, you can enjoy a comfortable camping experience. Prices start as low as $12 per night, with an average price of $40 per night. So pack your gear and get ready for an unforgettable camping trip!

99% (40)

Top-rated campgrounds near Anniston

2. Burton's Beautiful Hollow

95%
(49)
42mi from Anniston · 2 sites · Tents
This creek property was probably used by the Creek and then the Cherokee as a campsite because of the abundant water and wild life. Later is was farm land and in the 1920's had approximately fifty mules working the land. The Old barn and blacksmith shop are still here. In 1977 the government planned to put a four lane toll road through here but was stopped by the oil embargo which caused the right of way to be auctioned. We were able to buy 200 acres for a small amount of money and have been raising cattle and camping on it every since that time. As a Scout Master I have been using this site for camping for the past 15 years. Time to let others enjoy. Learn more about this land: Pitch your tent or hammock in a grove of hardwood trees in a nice meadow on the banks of Lake Creek with old timey swimming hole. It is about 8 feet deep in center going to about 4' at sides and 20 feet long. Big stone grill is provided as well as large fire pit. Kindling and firewood is provided. ten minute walk to the main house for potable water and other needs.  37 acre farm with hills and a wide variety of wildlife and plants to inspect. Camp is in rural area couple hundred yards off county road but secluded. Plenty of deer, turkey, geese, wild ducks, beaver and other wild life in the area. A secondary campsite is provided down the creek with area for tent near creek. Fire pit and firewood is provided.
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
from 
$25
 / night

3. Lock And Dam Campground

48mi from Anniston · 4 sites
The Lock & Dam Regional Park at Coosa River Campground in Rome, Georgia, stands out as a unique destination due to its rich historical significance and natural beauty. Spanning 73 acres, this park is listed on the National Register of Historic Landmarks, featuring the Mayo Lock and Dam, which was completed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in 1913 and decommissioned in 1941. Nestled along the Coosa River, just south of Rome, the park is renowned for offering some of the finest crappie and striper fishing in North Georgia. Birdwatching enthusiasts will also find a haven here, with diverse avian species to observe. Adjacent to the park is the Coosa Nature Preserve, an additional 127 acres managed by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources and Rome Floyd Parks & Recreation, providing even more opportunities for exploration and enjoyment of the local ecosystem. The campground caters to both RV and primitive tent campers, with select sites featuring direct sewer hook-ups and stunning river views. Visitors can enjoy picnic pavilions, fire rings, restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities, along with well-maintained fishing and nature trails. Additional amenities include horseshoe pits, open play areas, and an observation overlook, making it an ideal

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