97% (175) • 240 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Ardmore
Southport Saltpeter Cave
1. Southport Saltpeter Cave
100%
(19)
36mi from Ardmore · 10 sites
Southport Saltpetre Cave was mined during the Civil War for Saltpetre to manufacture black powder. David Crockett got his Saltpetre from this cave. The property also has hiking trails and primitive camping.Learn more about this land:We offer primitive cabins and tent camping in a forest setting. Several caves, springs, streams, bluffs, wildlife, and views make for a great camping experience. We also offer marked hiking trails. Nearby areas include Stillhouse Falls State Natural Area, The Farm, many wineries and distillers, home of James K Polk, and David Crockett SP.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$50
/ night
Fort Bluff Camp Site
2. Fort Bluff Camp Site
90%
(115)
40mi from Ardmore · 1 site
This camp site has one of the most beautiful bluff views in all of northern Alabama. The mounds located on the bluff date back 10,000-12,000 years ago to the paleo Indian era. You can hike for days and climb up and down the bluff to experience the base of the rocks.
Camp with the Indian spirits.
This 10,000-12,000 year old Indian site with mounds created by the Indians is one of the most beautiful sites in Northern Alabama.
Bring a tent or sleep under the stars on this memorable bluff.
Hike over the 162 acres and scale the bluff for an exciting hike along the base of the rocks where Indians also camped long ago.
Pets
Campfires
from
$40
/ night
Holliday Hide Away
3. Holliday Hide Away
100%
(12)
41mi from Ardmore · 1 site
This property was purchased by my husband and I in 1980 from Margret Cetera mother of Peter Cetera lead singer of the band Chicago. When purchased the home was a small non descript cottage with a pole barn in the back field. It has grown to support grape, blackberry and muscedime vines.The original home has expanded through time and around 20 years ago, the pole barn was converted into a large 1200 square foot cabin with modern conveniences. My husband and I actually enjoyed living full time in the cabin for a period of 5 years before returning to reside in the main house. The cabin consists of 1 large common space room with sitting area and kitchen. The antique farm sink has hot and cold running water. Also available is a large refrigerator, toaster, microwave oven, hot plate, coffee pot and portable dishwasher. The antique Hoosier cabinet holds cooking utensils and silverware and located above the kitchen counter you will find plates, bowls, cups and glasses for your use. The water is well water, pure and delicious without chemicals. The cabin is equipped with a full size pool table for our guests enjoyment. The master bedroom offers a comfortable sleigh bed, full bathroom with shower and just outside the bedroom is a comfortable patio to enjoy, complete with table and chairs for two and outdoor fire place. Also available is a twin bed tucked in the corner of the area between the main room and bedroom. For guests wishing to continue their exercise routine, a modern treadmill is available as well. Walk the spacious well landscaped yard with multiple seating venues including a large hammock. For a quiet night of movie enjoyment, bring your favorite movies and make use of the DVD/VCR machine and wide screen television. Approximately 12-14 television channels are available via outside antenna. This cozy cabin offers something for everyone; book your stay today.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$99
/ night
Monte Sano State Park
4. Monte Sano State Park
94%
(9)
State park 26mi from Ardmore · 114 sites
Monte Sano State Park: A Haven for Nature Lovers and Adventure Seekers.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Cathedral Caverns State Park
5. Cathedral Caverns State Park
100%
(3)
State park 45mi from Ardmore · 13 sites
Discover the grandeur of Cathedral Caverns State Park and its natural wonders.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Sunset Ridge
6. Sunset Ridge
100%
(20)
49mi from Ardmore · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Our property is a completely private outdoor paradise full of outdoor activities of your choosing. With three private wooded rolling hills with steep valleys, it makes for the perfect place for all of your outdoor desires. Plus access to TVA property and Normandy lake, our property goes beyond our boundaries and offers a great piece of the great Tennessee outdoors for anyone visiting. Plus a sunset that never disappoints as you stare over the lake from your campsite. Water and electric 30 amp hookup available with a deck, Table and chairs. Hammock beams on the deck as well.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Campfires
from
$20
/ night
The Bolo Club
7. The Bolo Club
99%
(35)
49mi from Ardmore · 60 sites
Our grandparents moved to the farm on Little Crow Creek on September 27, 1927 from up in Sinking Cove. They had six children with our dad, Charlie Jr., being one of them.
Charlie Stubblefield Sr. was a very interesting man with a wide curiosity in just about anything that had to do with history, Indian artifacts, Civil War, fossils, oral history, religion and more.
Therefore, the small museum on the property next to the pavilion is dedicated to our grandfather.
Charlie Sr. and our grandmother served as Justices of the Peace for over 30 years. Further, our grandmother was the backbone of the family, and was a gracious lady with a special personality to handle the rigors of the day; we miss them both very much.
The area has many interesting stories and legacies of characters of yesterday and today.
Visiting The Bolo Club will be like stepping back in time to a slower pace where hopefully you will be able to enjoy the atmosphere and spirit of the farm.Learn more about this land:The Bolo Club has a unique combination of accommodations and activities, making it the perfect getaway. You owe it to yourself, so take the time to slow down, relax, and enjoy the sights, sounds, and atmosphere where country meets comfort! We have every type of camping you could ask for, from pitching your tent by the running creek to glamping it in The Lodge.
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
from
$30
/ night
Dug Hill Moto & Outdo Shenanigans
8. Dug Hill Moto & Outdo Shenanigans
94%
(9)
26mi from Ardmore · 51 sites
Dug Hill Motorcycles & Outdoor Shenanigans is a Motorcycle Only property. If your ride doesn't have handlebars or can't fall over then you're in the wrong place. Visit us at www.motorcyclecounterculture.com
Monte Sano Mountain rises quietly above Huntsville, Alabama—an unflashy ridge of limestone and shadow that holds more history and wilderness than most who pass it ever realize. It is not a mountain of spectacle but of mood, of subtle discoveries, and of quiet resistance to modern noise.
Its slopes are threaded with forgotten wagon paths, foot-worn trails, and the slow, unrelenting work of water. Caves open like cracks in time. Small waterfalls cut through dense forest and vanish into the ground. Towering trees—oak, hickory, and poplar—form a green cathedral overhead, filtering light in ways that feel reverent. In some pockets, the air still carries the chill of the earth itself.
Beneath the surface runs a deeper story. Long before Huntsville pushed east, Monte Sano offered its elevation to the sick, the curious, and the stubborn. Tuberculosis patients came in the 19th century, seeking healing in the mountain’s clean, dry air. Naturalists cataloged rare plants here. Native peoples traveled and camped across its ridgelines, long before names were given or boundaries drawn. And yet, despite the time that has passed, the mountain remains unpolished—intact.
For those who seek true solitude, a few primitive campsites are available through Hipcamp. These are not curated experiences. There are no toilets. No showers. No host waiting with coffee or gear. Just a trail, a flat spot in the woods, and the sound of your own boots on rock. It is camping reduced to its essential form: a place to lie down among trees and stars, with nothing between you and the mountain but time.
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
from
$5
/ night
Emerald City Farm
9. Emerald City Farm
89%
(19)
39mi from Ardmore · 35 sites · Tents, RVs
Emerald City Farm was started to help people and animals that had no where to go. We decided to open the land up to campers to help fund the animals we receive. We offer a quiet place to enjoy your night. With wonderful sunset and amazing star filled skies and a babbling creek to enjoy.May your stay be a blessing and enjoy your stay here at the farm.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$27
/ night
Campers RV Park
10. Campers RV Park
45mi from Ardmore
Campers RV Park stands out as a unique haven for travelers, conveniently situated just off I-65, making it an ideal stop for those on the road. This welcoming park offers short-term monthly rentals specifically designed for non-local workers in the area, providing a comfortable and accessible place to rest before reaching your final destination.
Nestled in the heart of Maury County, Campers RV Park is in close proximity to Spring Hill, TN, and the GM plant, just south of Williamson County, which is home to the historic towns of Franklin and Brentwood. The park features full hook-up RV sites with options for either 30 or 50 amp connections, ensuring that all your needs are met during your stay.
Whether you’re looking to rent by the day, week, or month, Campers RV Park accommodates your schedule, allowing you to stay as long as necessary. With its prime location and excellent amenities, it’s the perfect spot for both leisure and work-related travel. Enjoy the nearby attractions, including outdoor activities, restaurants, and shops, all while experiencing the comfort and convenience of Campers RV Park.
97% (175) • 240 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Ardmore
Southport Saltpeter Cave
1. Southport Saltpeter Cave
100%
(19)
36mi from Ardmore · 10 sites
Southport Saltpetre Cave was mined during the Civil War for Saltpetre to manufacture black powder. David Crockett got his Saltpetre from this cave. The property also has hiking trails and primitive camping.Learn more about this land:We offer primitive cabins and tent camping in a forest setting. Several caves, springs, streams, bluffs, wildlife, and views make for a great camping experience. We also offer marked hiking trails. Nearby areas include Stillhouse Falls State Natural Area, The Farm, many wineries and distillers, home of James K Polk, and David Crockett SP.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$50
/ night
Fort Bluff Camp Site
2. Fort Bluff Camp Site
90%
(115)
40mi from Ardmore · 1 site
This camp site has one of the most beautiful bluff views in all of northern Alabama. The mounds located on the bluff date back 10,000-12,000 years ago to the paleo Indian era. You can hike for days and climb up and down the bluff to experience the base of the rocks.
Camp with the Indian spirits.
This 10,000-12,000 year old Indian site with mounds created by the Indians is one of the most beautiful sites in Northern Alabama.
Bring a tent or sleep under the stars on this memorable bluff.
Hike over the 162 acres and scale the bluff for an exciting hike along the base of the rocks where Indians also camped long ago.
Pets
Campfires
from
$40
/ night
Holliday Hide Away
3. Holliday Hide Away
100%
(12)
41mi from Ardmore · 1 site
This property was purchased by my husband and I in 1980 from Margret Cetera mother of Peter Cetera lead singer of the band Chicago. When purchased the home was a small non descript cottage with a pole barn in the back field. It has grown to support grape, blackberry and muscedime vines.The original home has expanded through time and around 20 years ago, the pole barn was converted into a large 1200 square foot cabin with modern conveniences. My husband and I actually enjoyed living full time in the cabin for a period of 5 years before returning to reside in the main house. The cabin consists of 1 large common space room with sitting area and kitchen. The antique farm sink has hot and cold running water. Also available is a large refrigerator, toaster, microwave oven, hot plate, coffee pot and portable dishwasher. The antique Hoosier cabinet holds cooking utensils and silverware and located above the kitchen counter you will find plates, bowls, cups and glasses for your use. The water is well water, pure and delicious without chemicals. The cabin is equipped with a full size pool table for our guests enjoyment. The master bedroom offers a comfortable sleigh bed, full bathroom with shower and just outside the bedroom is a comfortable patio to enjoy, complete with table and chairs for two and outdoor fire place. Also available is a twin bed tucked in the corner of the area between the main room and bedroom. For guests wishing to continue their exercise routine, a modern treadmill is available as well. Walk the spacious well landscaped yard with multiple seating venues including a large hammock. For a quiet night of movie enjoyment, bring your favorite movies and make use of the DVD/VCR machine and wide screen television. Approximately 12-14 television channels are available via outside antenna. This cozy cabin offers something for everyone; book your stay today.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$99
/ night
Monte Sano State Park
4. Monte Sano State Park
94%
(9)
State park 26mi from Ardmore · 114 sites
Monte Sano State Park: A Haven for Nature Lovers and Adventure Seekers.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
Cathedral Caverns State Park
5. Cathedral Caverns State Park
100%
(3)
State park 45mi from Ardmore · 13 sites
Discover the grandeur of Cathedral Caverns State Park and its natural wonders.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Sunset Ridge
6. Sunset Ridge
100%
(20)
49mi from Ardmore · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Our property is a completely private outdoor paradise full of outdoor activities of your choosing. With three private wooded rolling hills with steep valleys, it makes for the perfect place for all of your outdoor desires. Plus access to TVA property and Normandy lake, our property goes beyond our boundaries and offers a great piece of the great Tennessee outdoors for anyone visiting. Plus a sunset that never disappoints as you stare over the lake from your campsite. Water and electric 30 amp hookup available with a deck, Table and chairs. Hammock beams on the deck as well.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Campfires
from
$20
/ night
The Bolo Club
7. The Bolo Club
99%
(35)
49mi from Ardmore · 60 sites
Our grandparents moved to the farm on Little Crow Creek on September 27, 1927 from up in Sinking Cove. They had six children with our dad, Charlie Jr., being one of them.
Charlie Stubblefield Sr. was a very interesting man with a wide curiosity in just about anything that had to do with history, Indian artifacts, Civil War, fossils, oral history, religion and more.
Therefore, the small museum on the property next to the pavilion is dedicated to our grandfather.
Charlie Sr. and our grandmother served as Justices of the Peace for over 30 years. Further, our grandmother was the backbone of the family, and was a gracious lady with a special personality to handle the rigors of the day; we miss them both very much.
The area has many interesting stories and legacies of characters of yesterday and today.
Visiting The Bolo Club will be like stepping back in time to a slower pace where hopefully you will be able to enjoy the atmosphere and spirit of the farm.Learn more about this land:The Bolo Club has a unique combination of accommodations and activities, making it the perfect getaway. You owe it to yourself, so take the time to slow down, relax, and enjoy the sights, sounds, and atmosphere where country meets comfort! We have every type of camping you could ask for, from pitching your tent by the running creek to glamping it in The Lodge.
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
from
$30
/ night
Dug Hill Moto & Outdo Shenanigans
8. Dug Hill Moto & Outdo Shenanigans
94%
(9)
26mi from Ardmore · 51 sites
Dug Hill Motorcycles & Outdoor Shenanigans is a Motorcycle Only property. If your ride doesn't have handlebars or can't fall over then you're in the wrong place. Visit us at www.motorcyclecounterculture.com
Monte Sano Mountain rises quietly above Huntsville, Alabama—an unflashy ridge of limestone and shadow that holds more history and wilderness than most who pass it ever realize. It is not a mountain of spectacle but of mood, of subtle discoveries, and of quiet resistance to modern noise.
Its slopes are threaded with forgotten wagon paths, foot-worn trails, and the slow, unrelenting work of water. Caves open like cracks in time. Small waterfalls cut through dense forest and vanish into the ground. Towering trees—oak, hickory, and poplar—form a green cathedral overhead, filtering light in ways that feel reverent. In some pockets, the air still carries the chill of the earth itself.
Beneath the surface runs a deeper story. Long before Huntsville pushed east, Monte Sano offered its elevation to the sick, the curious, and the stubborn. Tuberculosis patients came in the 19th century, seeking healing in the mountain’s clean, dry air. Naturalists cataloged rare plants here. Native peoples traveled and camped across its ridgelines, long before names were given or boundaries drawn. And yet, despite the time that has passed, the mountain remains unpolished—intact.
For those who seek true solitude, a few primitive campsites are available through Hipcamp. These are not curated experiences. There are no toilets. No showers. No host waiting with coffee or gear. Just a trail, a flat spot in the woods, and the sound of your own boots on rock. It is camping reduced to its essential form: a place to lie down among trees and stars, with nothing between you and the mountain but time.
Pets
Campfires
Toilets
from
$5
/ night
Emerald City Farm
9. Emerald City Farm
89%
(19)
39mi from Ardmore · 35 sites · Tents, RVs
Emerald City Farm was started to help people and animals that had no where to go. We decided to open the land up to campers to help fund the animals we receive. We offer a quiet place to enjoy your night. With wonderful sunset and amazing star filled skies and a babbling creek to enjoy.May your stay be a blessing and enjoy your stay here at the farm.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$27
/ night
Campers RV Park
10. Campers RV Park
45mi from Ardmore
Campers RV Park stands out as a unique haven for travelers, conveniently situated just off I-65, making it an ideal stop for those on the road. This welcoming park offers short-term monthly rentals specifically designed for non-local workers in the area, providing a comfortable and accessible place to rest before reaching your final destination.
Nestled in the heart of Maury County, Campers RV Park is in close proximity to Spring Hill, TN, and the GM plant, just south of Williamson County, which is home to the historic towns of Franklin and Brentwood. The park features full hook-up RV sites with options for either 30 or 50 amp connections, ensuring that all your needs are met during your stay.
Whether you’re looking to rent by the day, week, or month, Campers RV Park accommodates your schedule, allowing you to stay as long as necessary. With its prime location and excellent amenities, it’s the perfect spot for both leisure and work-related travel. Enjoy the nearby attractions, including outdoor activities, restaurants, and shops, all while experiencing the comfort and convenience of Campers RV Park.
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Matthew
January 2026
Tent
With kids
Really nice piece of property. We had a black and white dog follow us all the way to the campsite, but he was friendly (to people and kids- can't confirm about other dogs) and left after a few hours.
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Matthew
December 2025
Tent
With kids
Nice stay. Area has been super dry so the mud holes were not as challenging. We have started putting caution tape up across the road to deter the locals from visiting the site while we are there- and it has worked well the last 2 trips. The only visitor we had this trip was a very friendly dog that spent the day with us.
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Matthew
November 2025
Tent
With kids
I love this campsite. I think this was our 4th visit. It's an adventure to get out there but that's part of the fun if you know what to expect.
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Greg
November 2025
Tent
Another amazing evening on the bluff. Quite, peaceful location with just enough off roading to get your vehicle dirty.
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Matthew
November 2025
Tent
With kids
This was our 3rd or 4th trip to the site. It's a beautiful location and the road in is an (unmarked and unlabeled) adventure. I would ignore Chelsea H's advice- she clearly knows how to drive her 2wd CRV! We had a lifted Tundra in our group that took on so much mud it did an alternator on the way home and we had to have it towed....
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Ziv
October 2025
Tent
Group trip
Great place, not very private,
Amazing lake to go into
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Tyler
October 2025
Tent
Group trip
The campsite was lovely and well maintained. Sherry was very gracious and welcoming!
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Christian
September 2025
Tent
With kids
Awesome place. Loved the view and location. Will go back. You do need something with clearance to get to it. I didn't have to put it in 4wd.
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Myrodin
September 2025
Tent
Nice secluded farm with lots of farm animals and wildlife. Friendly host and plenty of room to set up. This is my third time staying here, always a great option.
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Davy
September 2025
Tent
With pets
This site is beautiful! Sun set is amazing. You are on the side of a bluff all alone.
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Ryan
June 2025
Tent
With pets
I loved the tent camping on Philip’s land. Philip was great and very attentive. He would come check on us to see if we needed anything. Lucky for us he had keeps firewood and ice stocked. We had a great camping spot right on the creek. We definitely plan to go back.
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Chelsea
June 2025
Tent
The drive to the site was a fun little adventure—definitely muddy and rutted, but totally expected with the recent rain. We made it just fine in a 2WD Honda CR-V; just gotta know how to drive 😎.
Once there, the views were absolutely incredible! We cooked up steak and potatoes, made s'mores by the fire, and just soaked it all in. Heard a bobcat overnight, which was wild, but nothing came close to camp. There was plenty of brush and dead limbs around for firewood, and the fire area even had stones already set up.
We brought along our 6-month-old pup and camped with a tent and hammock—had the best time. Cozy, scenic, and just enough wilderness to feel like a real escape.
Highly recommend if you’re up for a bit of rugged fun!
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Dio
June 2025
Tent
Beautiful Creek, kids had an absolute blast. Thank you sherry!
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TJ
April 2025
With pets
A great place to stay when visiting Winchester! The cabin provides all of the amenities you need to stay comfortable while also giving you that "camping" feel. Highly recommend!
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Matt
April 2025
Tent
Incredible spot! Lots of room for multiple tents if needed. Private with amazing views of the surrounding area. Highly recommend!
We went after some heavy rains and 4x4 was most certainly required.
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Bryan
December 2024
Tent
With kids
Site was really special. Amazing views and privacy.
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Myrodin
December 2024
Tent
Second time staying here, really enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. Sherry is really nice. The sounds of the creek all night are very relaxing.
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Rebecca
December 2024
3 nights at Holliday Hide Away
We had a cozy time at the Holloday Hide Away. Fun place to stay at with lots of games. Nice area close to the Jack Daniel’s destillery for all whiskey fans.
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Matthew
November 2024
Tent
With kids
This a beautiful location. We love camping here. The drive in is an adventure, but that's part of the fun for us! Our only complaint was the ATV that drove through our campsite at midnight. I wish there was some attempt at securing the site for paying guests. Even a yellow plastic chain that indicated the site was rented/ private.
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Stanley
November 2024
Tent
With pets
It’s a beautiful spot, but there are a couple of concerns with getting to the location. First the host was great and communicated well. I read on some other reviews the trail was narrow and 4wd was needed. Not a problem for me on the 4wd part, but my truck is wider than a jeep or Toyota, so I asked the host if I’d be able to get through. She responded, and said she thought I would be able to but there were some tight spots and the sneak around for the mud puddles was mainly where it got narrow. 15 feet into the trail is a long deep mud hole, with a sneak around that’s ver tight. I made it through the sneak around as I could see tires sticking up in the mud hole so was worried about what else I might find going through it. I scraped on my rock sliders against a tree making the sneak around, no big deal. The rest of the way bag to the campsite was a combination of mud holes and narrow sneak arounds. I mostly just hit the mud holes with a little momentum and my differential locked and although the holes were pretty soft, I made it through no problem. The site itself was large and mostly flat. It was quiet and nice. Would definitely go again. The cows and dogs below the site stop making noise shortly after dark.
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