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The best camping near Blountsville with climbing
97% (155) • 208 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Blountsville
Fort Bluff Camp Site
1. Fort Bluff Camp Site
90%
(116)
24mi from Blountsville · 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
Strattonooga
2. Strattonooga
99%
(61)
48mi from Blountsville · 1 site
Lovely, forested, water front, 1/2 acre lot located on the best cove Lake Weiss has to offer. Water, sewer, and electric hookup for RV. Drive through access for campers. Private dock!
Lots of fun just minutes away:
Terrapin creek, DeSoto State Park, Little River Canyon, Pirates Bay Water Park all close by. Decks and docks restaurant is a short 2 minute drive or boat ride away. Cherokee Rock Village is a short 25 minute drive away.
Pets
Full hookups
from
$45
/ night
Dug Hill Moto & Outdo Shenanigans
3. Dug Hill Moto & Outdo Shenanigans
94%
(9)
45mi from Blountsville · 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
Bankhead National Forest
4. Bankhead National Forest
91%
(17)
National forest 39mi from Blountsville · 195 sites
Find your sweet home in Alabama’s Bankhead National Forest where skies really are so blue! With 16 wilderness areas to explore, places like the Sipsey Wilderness offer adventure and solitude out on the trails. Horseback riding and bike trails are a rad way to get miles under your feet, while spotting wildflowers and quail galore. Looking to cool off? There’s plenty of fishing and swimming for water lovers, or take shade under Bee Branch, a 500 year old poplar tree that stand majestically in the park. Over 150 miles of hiking trails are a show in all seasons and with sick campgrounds that have all the hook-ups you’re sure to return to Bankhead time and time again.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Time Away RV Resort
5. Time Away RV Resort
100%
(5)
45mi from Blountsville
Located near I20 and a short walk to Talladega racetrack offering large 40 x 75 gravel, full hook-up, pull-thru RV sites. Learn more about this land:Located near I20 and a short walk to Talladega racetrack offering large 40 x 75 gravel, full hook-up, pull-thru RV sites. Enjoy family friendly fun such as swimming, bicycling, volleyball, basketball, walking trail playground and nearby amenities such as fishing, ATV trails, site seeing, hiking and much more!
97% (155) • 208 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Blountsville
Fort Bluff Camp Site
1. Fort Bluff Camp Site
90%
(116)
24mi from Blountsville · 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
Strattonooga
2. Strattonooga
99%
(61)
48mi from Blountsville · 1 site
Lovely, forested, water front, 1/2 acre lot located on the best cove Lake Weiss has to offer. Water, sewer, and electric hookup for RV. Drive through access for campers. Private dock!
Lots of fun just minutes away:
Terrapin creek, DeSoto State Park, Little River Canyon, Pirates Bay Water Park all close by. Decks and docks restaurant is a short 2 minute drive or boat ride away. Cherokee Rock Village is a short 25 minute drive away.
Pets
Full hookups
from
$45
/ night
Dug Hill Moto & Outdo Shenanigans
3. Dug Hill Moto & Outdo Shenanigans
94%
(9)
45mi from Blountsville · 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
Bankhead National Forest
4. Bankhead National Forest
91%
(17)
National forest 39mi from Blountsville · 195 sites
Find your sweet home in Alabama’s Bankhead National Forest where skies really are so blue! With 16 wilderness areas to explore, places like the Sipsey Wilderness offer adventure and solitude out on the trails. Horseback riding and bike trails are a rad way to get miles under your feet, while spotting wildflowers and quail galore. Looking to cool off? There’s plenty of fishing and swimming for water lovers, or take shade under Bee Branch, a 500 year old poplar tree that stand majestically in the park. Over 150 miles of hiking trails are a show in all seasons and with sick campgrounds that have all the hook-ups you’re sure to return to Bankhead time and time again.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Time Away RV Resort
5. Time Away RV Resort
100%
(5)
45mi from Blountsville
Located near I20 and a short walk to Talladega racetrack offering large 40 x 75 gravel, full hook-up, pull-thru RV sites. Learn more about this land:Located near I20 and a short walk to Talladega racetrack offering large 40 x 75 gravel, full hook-up, pull-thru RV sites. Enjoy family friendly fun such as swimming, bicycling, volleyball, basketball, walking trail playground and nearby amenities such as fishing, ATV trails, site seeing, hiking and much more!
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Jordan
2 weeks ago
Tent
With kids
Awesome view. One of the earlier puddles on the way in was very deep when I went through. I would avoid the puddles as much as possible.
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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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Joni
November 2025
30 ft travel trailer
With pets
We enjoyed our thanksgiving stay. The location was perfect for day trips, close to a couple of different grocery options and local eateries. The hosts are helpful and responsive.
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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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Marshall
October 2025
26 ft travel trailer
With pets
Nice peaceful campsite would be a good place for swimming and hanging out on the dock.
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Kara
October 2025
21 ft travel trailer
With kids
Incredible spot! We had a GREAT time! The dock and lake were amazing! So beautiful!!!
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Ash
October 2025
24 ft travel trailer
With pets
The best! We’ll be back soon! So relaxing and peaceful!
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Rachel
September 2025
30 ft travel trailer
The place was so peaceful, and the owner was very easy to work with!
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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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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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Catherine
September 2025
30 ft travel trailer
The view of the lake was great! I loved being able to jump in & swim right off the dock. The site was plenty big for our camper, trucks and jet skis. Very nice campsite. Perfect to get you out on the lake. Shannon was very helpful when I emailed.
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Paige
August 2025
26 ft travel trailer
This is a great spot for a private camping weekend. We have a reactive dog and really wanted to be able to take him camping for a weekend where he could enjoy the water and this was the perfect spot for that. We didn’t see a single other person except a few neighbors driving in and out. It was very quiet and peaceful. The spot is very flat to park on and has a great view of the lake. We really enjoyed our time here and would come back. The only downside is the ants, which the host was very forthcoming about ahead of time so this is really more of a “come prepared / nice to know” than a con for this site. The host was also very communicative before and during our stay!
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Shannon
July 2025
21 ft travel trailer
Is very quiet. Smooth level lot. Look forward coming back when it's not so hot.
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Byron
June 2025
31 ft travel trailer
Absolutely fantastic 4 day stay. The site was huge, private but close to town. The lake cove was quiet with an occasional boat or jet ski. The trees provided shade but don't block the view of beautiful Weiss Lake. We will return as it is almost too good to be true 😃
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Angela
June 2025
30 ft Class C
This is a beautiful location overlooking the lake under large shade trees. Perfect for those that want a break from the sun. There is plenty of sun to be had down on the docks if the weather cooperates. Easy to navigate as the site is set up as a pull through with two entrances. Hook ups were in great shape. I have no issue recommending this spot.
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melissa
June 2025
12 ft travel trailer
With pets
Spot is lovely, private and a personal favorite. Will definitely return! Steep incline gives you a work out. Be prepared. Old folks and very young might have a problem getting back up.
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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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