RV camping near Blountsville

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In Blountsville, you’ll find over 1,000 RV camping options, many designed for big rigs and packed with practical hookups—electricity, water, and more. Sites start as low as $5 a night, with the average stay around $38. The terrain here mixes rolling woods, open fields, and creekside pull-throughs. Wildlife-watching, hiking, and swimming are all within easy reach. Local favorites include Argo’s Park & Trails (317 reviews), known for its easy trails and quiet groves; Choccolocco Creek Campground (240 reviews), where you can park along the water; and Dark Hollow (132 reviews), popular for its shade and peace. Expect level gravel pads, plenty of space to turn, and easy access to outdoor activities right from your site.

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7. Bates Farm

99%
(90)
43mi from Blountsville · 36 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to Bates Farm: A Magical Escape Step into the enchanting realm of Bates Farm, where adventure and fantasy blend seamlessly with the beauty of nature. Our primitive campground, designed with a whimsical theme, offers a truly unique experience for those looking to escape the everyday. We warmly welcome car campers, vintage campers, and groups alike. Tucked away in our vast wilderness, you'll discover a thrilling 3D archery range that challenges your skills and immerses you in the excitement of the hunt. Whether you’re an experienced archer or just starting out, our range promises a fun and engaging experience for everyone. Bates Farm is more than just a campground; it’s a stunning venue for weddings, festivals, and family gatherings. Celebrate your special occasions surrounded by nature's wonders and our magical ambiance, creating unforgettable memories with your loved ones. In addition to camping and events, we offer a variety of nature academy classes in partnership with Shoalseer.org. These classes focus on native plants, animals, and outdoor survival skills, helping you connect with nature and cultivate a more sustainable lifestyle. Our expert instructors provide hands-on experiences that enhance your appreciation for the natural world. Join us at Bates Farm for an unforgettable adventure where fantasy, nature, and education come together. Whether you want to hone your archery skills, host a memorable event, or expand your knowledge of homesteading practices, our farm offers a unique experience that will leave you inspired and rejuvenated. Discover the magic of Bates Farm and embark on a journey like no other! Youtube Podcast of all Bates Farm sites https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLedWcgjSlLH69lmSEcxNtpZk34yqYBqWa&si=UoANQrkWNXftucPb Interactive google maps of Bates Farm: Campground & Amenities with 3D Archery Range Map https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?hl=en&mid=1wBOshm8CL9Ack0EyOr8W_XL0R4l2oJU&ll=34.53123434966646%2C-87.10236376039353&z=19
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
from 
$17
 / night

9. Choccolocco Creek Campground

98%
(519)
48mi from Blountsville · 8 sites · Tents, RVs
Convenient stop for the night or a few days for RV’s or Tent campers and a good place to get a hot shower - only a easy mile a half from I-20 exit 173 ( Eastaboga - Talladega Superspeedway Exit ) also a good base camp to see Cheaha State Park - bike at Coldwater Mountain- see the Talladega Superspeedway , Combat Park Flea Market , Oxford ballgames or other area Activities - I reserve one RV site and two tent sites for hipcamp and rent the other five RV sites at the top of hill on a monthly basis - these hipcamp sites are wooded, shady with woods between the other sites to give some privacy while still not far from the unique showers made from the old chicken house feed bins -these showers are very functional and I have been complimented that they are the best showers on the east coast
Pets
Full hookups
from 
$25
 / night

14. CAMP 222 (A Private Campground)

98%
(55)
21mi from Blountsville · 1 site · Tent, RV
Welcome to CAMP 222, a private campground nestled on approximately 1 acre of land adjacent to Lewis Smith Lake in Cullman, AL. Experience the tranquility of lake life as you enjoy boating adventures accessed via our private boat ramp. Relax and bask in the sun on our floating sun deck, or unwind in the shade with a nap in one of our hammocks. As night falls, gather around our fire pit to share stories without the distractions of nearby campers. Our campground offers camper hook-ups for water and electricity, although sewer facilities are not available. From April - November a portable toilet is on site. During the months of December - March, guests must either have a camper with a restroom or bring their own camp toilets. Conveniently situated just off Cullman County Road 222, our campsite is within a quarter mile of two gas stations, two independently owned stores offering short-order food options, and a Dollar General. While there may be some road noise from County Road 222, especially during daytime hours, it typically tapers off in the evening and nighttime. Enjoy stunning views of the 4th of July fireworks from Smith Lake Park, as our property provides a prime vantage point. Lewis Smith Lake, managed by Alabama Power, spans 21,000 acres and is the deepest lake in Alabama at 264 ft. The water level varies throughout the year, usually reaching full-pool from April to July before gradually decreasing for the autumn and winter seasons. Please note the rocky shore near the sun deck, which is why jumping or diving from the sun deck is prohibited. The nearby City of Cullman, located approximately 10 miles away, offers abundant shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Additionally, the city hosts numerous festivals throughout the year, including the Rock The South Music Festival.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
from 
$28
 / night

16. The Perfect 6

100%
(7)
39mi from Blountsville · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
✨ The Perfect Six – Nature, Comfort, and a Touch of Magic ✨ Tucked away on six thoughtfully cared‑for acres, The Perfect Six is a place where nature and comfort meet. Our property borders a peaceful tributary that flows straight into the legendary Cahaba River—home to rare lilies, rich wildlife, and endless quiet moments. A short five‑minute stroll along a gentle trail takes you right to the river’s edge. On site, you’ll find a stocked pond perfect for casting a line at sunrise or simply watching the water ripple at dusk. In season, you can wander through our blueberry bushes and enjoy picking a handful of fresh berries right from the land. Evenings are made for gathering around our large communal fire pit—a centerpiece for stargazing, storytelling, and making s’mores under the Alabama night sky. We’ve carved out shaded campsites and a dedicated RV parking area with full hookups, so whether you’re in a tent or a rig, you’ll have a comfortable home base. Wake up to birdsong, explore our private walking paths, and experience a little Alabama magic—just minutes from the Cahaba but a world away from the noise.
Electrical hookup
Pets
from 
$28
 / night

19. Bug Tussle Creek Bend

100%
(54)
26mi from Blountsville · 1 site · Tent, RV
Please search Bug Tussle Creek Bend on Youtube to see the site and details on the drive into the campsite. Thank you! 300 acres of family land since 2000. This area was called Boot's Bottoms growing up and the name stuck. There is a rock wall close to the campsite that was a old grist mill site. Plenty of wildlife, bird watching, wildflowers and creek walking. Some old ATV trails for hiking as well. Very remote and quite! Learn more about this land: Setup camp on the banks of Dorsey creek in Bug Tussle. Wooded area with shade in the warm season. Flat ground for tents or plenty of trees for hammocks. Easy access for vehicles directly to the campsite. Fire ring with grill grates present for cowboy cooking. Peaceful with plenty of opportunity to see wildlife. Primitive toilet present. Rock dam in creek is great to entertain kids, old grist mill site couple hundred yards downstream. Logging and ATV present for hiking and wildlife viewing. Deeper sections in creek present for cooling off in warm weather.
Pets
from 
$52
 / night

20. Dug Hill Moto & Outdo Shenanigans

94%
(9)
45mi from Blountsville · 56 sites · Tents, RVs
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
from 
$5
 / night

In Blountsville, you’ll find over 1,000 RV camping options, many designed for big rigs and packed with practical hookups—electricity, water, and more. Sites start as low as $5 a night, with the average stay around $38. The terrain here mixes rolling woods, open fields, and creekside pull-throughs. Wildlife-watching, hiking, and swimming are all within easy reach. Local favorites include Argo’s Park & Trails (317 reviews), known for its easy trails and quiet groves; Choccolocco Creek Campground (240 reviews), where you can park along the water; and Dark Hollow (132 reviews), popular for its shade and peace. Expect level gravel pads, plenty of space to turn, and easy access to outdoor activities right from your site.

99% (1.2K)

Top-rated RV parks near Blountsville

7. Bates Farm

99%
(90)
43mi from Blountsville · 36 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to Bates Farm: A Magical Escape Step into the enchanting realm of Bates Farm, where adventure and fantasy blend seamlessly with the beauty of nature. Our primitive campground, designed with a whimsical theme, offers a truly unique experience for those looking to escape the everyday. We warmly welcome car campers, vintage campers, and groups alike. Tucked away in our vast wilderness, you'll discover a thrilling 3D archery range that challenges your skills and immerses you in the excitement of the hunt. Whether you’re an experienced archer or just starting out, our range promises a fun and engaging experience for everyone. Bates Farm is more than just a campground; it’s a stunning venue for weddings, festivals, and family gatherings. Celebrate your special occasions surrounded by nature's wonders and our magical ambiance, creating unforgettable memories with your loved ones. In addition to camping and events, we offer a variety of nature academy classes in partnership with Shoalseer.org. These classes focus on native plants, animals, and outdoor survival skills, helping you connect with nature and cultivate a more sustainable lifestyle. Our expert instructors provide hands-on experiences that enhance your appreciation for the natural world. Join us at Bates Farm for an unforgettable adventure where fantasy, nature, and education come together. Whether you want to hone your archery skills, host a memorable event, or expand your knowledge of homesteading practices, our farm offers a unique experience that will leave you inspired and rejuvenated. Discover the magic of Bates Farm and embark on a journey like no other! Youtube Podcast of all Bates Farm sites https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLedWcgjSlLH69lmSEcxNtpZk34yqYBqWa&si=UoANQrkWNXftucPb Interactive google maps of Bates Farm: Campground & Amenities with 3D Archery Range Map https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?hl=en&mid=1wBOshm8CL9Ack0EyOr8W_XL0R4l2oJU&ll=34.53123434966646%2C-87.10236376039353&z=19
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
from 
$17
 / night

9. Choccolocco Creek Campground

98%
(519)
48mi from Blountsville · 8 sites · Tents, RVs
Convenient stop for the night or a few days for RV’s or Tent campers and a good place to get a hot shower - only a easy mile a half from I-20 exit 173 ( Eastaboga - Talladega Superspeedway Exit ) also a good base camp to see Cheaha State Park - bike at Coldwater Mountain- see the Talladega Superspeedway , Combat Park Flea Market , Oxford ballgames or other area Activities - I reserve one RV site and two tent sites for hipcamp and rent the other five RV sites at the top of hill on a monthly basis - these hipcamp sites are wooded, shady with woods between the other sites to give some privacy while still not far from the unique showers made from the old chicken house feed bins -these showers are very functional and I have been complimented that they are the best showers on the east coast
Pets
Full hookups
from 
$25
 / night

14. CAMP 222 (A Private Campground)

98%
(55)
21mi from Blountsville · 1 site · Tent, RV
Welcome to CAMP 222, a private campground nestled on approximately 1 acre of land adjacent to Lewis Smith Lake in Cullman, AL. Experience the tranquility of lake life as you enjoy boating adventures accessed via our private boat ramp. Relax and bask in the sun on our floating sun deck, or unwind in the shade with a nap in one of our hammocks. As night falls, gather around our fire pit to share stories without the distractions of nearby campers. Our campground offers camper hook-ups for water and electricity, although sewer facilities are not available. From April - November a portable toilet is on site. During the months of December - March, guests must either have a camper with a restroom or bring their own camp toilets. Conveniently situated just off Cullman County Road 222, our campsite is within a quarter mile of two gas stations, two independently owned stores offering short-order food options, and a Dollar General. While there may be some road noise from County Road 222, especially during daytime hours, it typically tapers off in the evening and nighttime. Enjoy stunning views of the 4th of July fireworks from Smith Lake Park, as our property provides a prime vantage point. Lewis Smith Lake, managed by Alabama Power, spans 21,000 acres and is the deepest lake in Alabama at 264 ft. The water level varies throughout the year, usually reaching full-pool from April to July before gradually decreasing for the autumn and winter seasons. Please note the rocky shore near the sun deck, which is why jumping or diving from the sun deck is prohibited. The nearby City of Cullman, located approximately 10 miles away, offers abundant shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Additionally, the city hosts numerous festivals throughout the year, including the Rock The South Music Festival.
Electrical hookup
Water hookup
Pets
from 
$28
 / night

16. The Perfect 6

100%
(7)
39mi from Blountsville · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
✨ The Perfect Six – Nature, Comfort, and a Touch of Magic ✨ Tucked away on six thoughtfully cared‑for acres, The Perfect Six is a place where nature and comfort meet. Our property borders a peaceful tributary that flows straight into the legendary Cahaba River—home to rare lilies, rich wildlife, and endless quiet moments. A short five‑minute stroll along a gentle trail takes you right to the river’s edge. On site, you’ll find a stocked pond perfect for casting a line at sunrise or simply watching the water ripple at dusk. In season, you can wander through our blueberry bushes and enjoy picking a handful of fresh berries right from the land. Evenings are made for gathering around our large communal fire pit—a centerpiece for stargazing, storytelling, and making s’mores under the Alabama night sky. We’ve carved out shaded campsites and a dedicated RV parking area with full hookups, so whether you’re in a tent or a rig, you’ll have a comfortable home base. Wake up to birdsong, explore our private walking paths, and experience a little Alabama magic—just minutes from the Cahaba but a world away from the noise.
Electrical hookup
Pets
from 
$28
 / night

19. Bug Tussle Creek Bend

100%
(54)
26mi from Blountsville · 1 site · Tent, RV
Please search Bug Tussle Creek Bend on Youtube to see the site and details on the drive into the campsite. Thank you! 300 acres of family land since 2000. This area was called Boot's Bottoms growing up and the name stuck. There is a rock wall close to the campsite that was a old grist mill site. Plenty of wildlife, bird watching, wildflowers and creek walking. Some old ATV trails for hiking as well. Very remote and quite! Learn more about this land: Setup camp on the banks of Dorsey creek in Bug Tussle. Wooded area with shade in the warm season. Flat ground for tents or plenty of trees for hammocks. Easy access for vehicles directly to the campsite. Fire ring with grill grates present for cowboy cooking. Peaceful with plenty of opportunity to see wildlife. Primitive toilet present. Rock dam in creek is great to entertain kids, old grist mill site couple hundred yards downstream. Logging and ATV present for hiking and wildlife viewing. Deeper sections in creek present for cooling off in warm weather.
Pets
from 
$52
 / night

20. Dug Hill Moto & Outdo Shenanigans

94%
(9)
45mi from Blountsville · 56 sites · Tents, RVs
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
from 
$5
 / night

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