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The best waterfall camping near Fort Payne
99% (748) • 70 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Fort Payne
Woodybrooke Farm Campground
1. Woodybrooke Farm Campground
98%
(439)
18mi from Fort Payne · 12 sites · Tents, RVs
FREE CANOE RENTAL with any booking for Spring!!
Pristine property with 4 stocked fishing ponds.
Camp privately beside the water and relax in the canopy of our certified Alabama Treasured Forest. Swimming, fishing, hiking, biking, wildlife and bird watching.
Amenities and activities available at Woodybrooke:
*4 stocked ponds with bream and bass for fishing, swimming, canoeing, kayaking.
*On-site canoe, jon boat and kids' kayaks rental available.
*Firewood for campfires for purchase or wild harvest
*Pristine private camping in a certified Alabama treasured forest on the southern edge of Cumberland Plateau
*Hiking, biking, and wildlife watching opportunities
*Potable fresh spring water available year-round. Complimentary coffee and tea. available for purchase farm-fresh eggs currently paused.
*Hot outdoor shower, composting toilet, and community kitchen with drinkable spring water from the spigot and electricity ay community kitchen.
*Electrical available at sites 6, 7, and 8
*Wi-Fi at commons area.
Located a short distance renowned Cloudland Canyon, Little River Canyon, DeSoto State Park, Lookout Mountain hang gliding, horseback riding and the artsy community of Mentone Alabama.
Located 35 minutes from Chattanooga on southern edge of Cumberland plateau. Easy drive to amazing overlooks.
We are 97 miles from Atlanta, 107 miles from Birmingham, 120 miles from Nashville located 5 minutes off interstate! GPS location is 34.70560* N, 85.61740*
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$32
/ night
Dark Hollow
2. Dark Hollow
99%
(234)
22mi from Fort Payne · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Dark Hollow Park provides beautiful, private, and secure primative campsites. Potable water and a composting privey are available. The camp host is on site if there are any questions. There is a one-mile hiking trail, a small stream and waterfalls located a short hike down into Dark Hollow. The Hollow is rich in history. There is a small Amphitheater in the bottom of the hollow where permanent water remains year-round. Dark Hollow has played many roles from sanctuary to battleground over the years. There are numerous activities within a short distance.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$21
/ night
Sasquatch Farm
3. Sasquatch Farm
94%
(40)
39mi from Fort Payne · 66 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Escape to 128 acres of natural beauty at Sasquatch Farm, your premier RV park and luxury camping destination near Chattanooga. Our 52 full hook-up RV sites accommodate rigs up to 75 feet with 50/30 amp service, water, and sewer connections.
Included Amenities:
FREE high-speed fiber Wi-Fi throughout the property
FREE laundry facilities with 2 washers and 2 dryers
FREE kayak and canoe rentals on our stocked catch-and-release lake
Fenced dog park for your furry companions
5 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails for all skill levels
Natural Attractions:
4 stunning waterfalls to discover
Mysterious cave exploration
Breathtaking bluff views with sunset picnic areas
Stocked lake for fishing (no license required)
Additional Features:
Primitive tent camping sites ($25/night)
Monthly RV rentals available
3 bathhouses with showers and tub
Fire rings and picnic tables at each site
On-site Piggy's Store with local goods and specialty items
Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, Sasquatch Farm offers the perfect blend of modern amenities and natural wonder. Book your stay at Tennessee's hidden gem today!
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$25
/ night
DeSoto State Park
4. DeSoto State Park
100%
(2)
State park 4.7mi from Fort Payne · 118 sites
This mountainous paradise offers trails, waterfalls, and scenic views across the Appalachian Mountains.
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Electrical hookup
Toilets
Cloudland Canyon State Park
5. Cloudland Canyon State Park
94%
(32)
State park 28mi from Fort Payne · 36 sites
Explore a waterfall-strewn canyon and sweeping views of the Appalachians in one day.
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The Bolo Club
6. The Bolo Club
99%
(35)
40mi from Fort Payne · 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
CrowMocker Cabins And Camping
7. CrowMocker Cabins And Camping
100%
(12)
41mi from Fort Payne · 2 sites · Tents, Lodging
Nestled amidst a lush forest canopy, our campsite offers a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Picture yourself surrounded by towering trees, their leaves rustling in the gentle breeze, as you breathe in the crisp, fresh air of the wilderness.
Our spacious campsites are carefully laid out to provide privacy and tranquility, each equipped with a fire pit for cozy evenings spent under the stars. Whether you're pitching a tent beneath the canopy or glamping in a cabin for a weekend getaway, you'll find everything you need to reconnect with nature.
For those seeking a touch of comfort without sacrificing the rustic charm of the outdoors, our charming cabins offer the perfect blend of convenience and immersion in nature. Tucked away among the trees, each cabin provides a cozy retreat complete with sleeping mats. Step outside onto your own private porch to savor your morning coffee amidst the sights and sounds of the forest.
Whether you're an avid hiker eager to explore miles of scenic trails, a nature lover hoping to spot local wildlife, or simply seeking a peaceful escape from the stresses of modern life, our campsite and cabins provide the ideal setting for your next outdoor adventure. Come experience the beauty and tranquility of the woods with us. A 4 Wheel Drive vehicle is a must to reach the camp sites.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$32
/ night
Fireside Camp + Lodge
8. Fireside Camp + Lodge
97%
(264)
46mi from Fort Payne · 37 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Tucked away on Sequatchie Mountain, this little campground and hostel invites you to experience some of East Tennessee's best parks for climbing and hiking. Cliffs and waterfalls are minutes away at near by Foster Falls, Denny Cove and Castle Rock.
The hostel offers 3 bedrooms, fast internet, complete kitchen, comfortable beds, smart TV, fire pit, and laundry.
The campground offers dispersed sites with fire pits and picnic tables, as well as clean bathrooms and a communal barn with a microwave, fridge, games, tables and chairs.
You can walk our 22 acres and even take a short hike out to our bluff. Make sure to say "Hi" to our chickens and our barn cat, Strawberry, on the way.
Add in the view of the stars and that makes this the perfect basecamp after a long day out.
Pets
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from
$10
/ night
Haven of Hope
9. Haven of Hope
100%
(5)
4.1mi from Fort Payne · 3 sites
Named Haven of Hope, this 14-Acre Retreat Property offers Guests a peaceful experience near Little River Canyon National Preserve. Currently, Happy Glamper RV (sleeps 4), Peaceful Hideaway Treehouse (sleeps 7) and Serenity Escape Treehouse (sleeps 7) are available! Explore waterfalls, parks, shops, and restaurants. Relax by your own private fire pit with a cup of coffee and enjoy views through a canopy of trees. Take a nap in your own private double hammock. There are two easy walking trails - each perfect for picnics on the ground and access to a swing-for-two in the woods! One trail leads to a rippling brook that runs through the property. Deer and turkeys are spotted often near the creek! Renew, refresh, and be restored!
Not long after you turn onto the private road that winds through the 14+ acre retreat called Haven of Hope, you will see Serenity Escape Treehouse on your right. Keep going and pass Rippling Brook Walking Trail on your left, and then Lost and Found Walking Trail on your right. Soon after, Peaceful Hideaway Treehouse will be on your left. Keep going up the mountain until you are greeted by the sight of a very large wooden deck and Happy Glamper RV under a permanent carport/awning shelter. Nearby is the Owner's temporary cabin and Sarsaparilla Lookout Workshop. And about 100 feet away are honeybee hives ("Haven of Honey - A Bee Resort").
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$126
/ night
Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest
10. Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest
96%
(65)
National forest 97mi from Fort Payne · 557 sites
Visit the Georgian gateway to the Appalachian Trail.
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Electrical hookup
Toilets
Talladega National Forest
11. Talladega National Forest
100%
(7)
National forest 133mi from Fort Payne · 126 sites
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”!
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Dug Hill Moto & Outdo Shenanigans
12. Dug Hill Moto & Outdo Shenanigans
94%
(9)
49mi from Fort Payne · 57 sites
Dug Hill Motorcycles & Outdoor Shenanigans is a Motorcycle Only property. If you're ride doesn't have handlebars or can't fall over then you're in the wrong place.
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.
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$5
/ night
99% (748) • 70 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Fort Payne
Woodybrooke Farm Campground
1. Woodybrooke Farm Campground
98%
(439)
18mi from Fort Payne · 12 sites · Tents, RVs
FREE CANOE RENTAL with any booking for Spring!!
Pristine property with 4 stocked fishing ponds.
Camp privately beside the water and relax in the canopy of our certified Alabama Treasured Forest. Swimming, fishing, hiking, biking, wildlife and bird watching.
Amenities and activities available at Woodybrooke:
*4 stocked ponds with bream and bass for fishing, swimming, canoeing, kayaking.
*On-site canoe, jon boat and kids' kayaks rental available.
*Firewood for campfires for purchase or wild harvest
*Pristine private camping in a certified Alabama treasured forest on the southern edge of Cumberland Plateau
*Hiking, biking, and wildlife watching opportunities
*Potable fresh spring water available year-round. Complimentary coffee and tea. available for purchase farm-fresh eggs currently paused.
*Hot outdoor shower, composting toilet, and community kitchen with drinkable spring water from the spigot and electricity ay community kitchen.
*Electrical available at sites 6, 7, and 8
*Wi-Fi at commons area.
Located a short distance renowned Cloudland Canyon, Little River Canyon, DeSoto State Park, Lookout Mountain hang gliding, horseback riding and the artsy community of Mentone Alabama.
Located 35 minutes from Chattanooga on southern edge of Cumberland plateau. Easy drive to amazing overlooks.
We are 97 miles from Atlanta, 107 miles from Birmingham, 120 miles from Nashville located 5 minutes off interstate! GPS location is 34.70560* N, 85.61740*
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from
$32
/ night
Dark Hollow
2. Dark Hollow
99%
(234)
22mi from Fort Payne · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Dark Hollow Park provides beautiful, private, and secure primative campsites. Potable water and a composting privey are available. The camp host is on site if there are any questions. There is a one-mile hiking trail, a small stream and waterfalls located a short hike down into Dark Hollow. The Hollow is rich in history. There is a small Amphitheater in the bottom of the hollow where permanent water remains year-round. Dark Hollow has played many roles from sanctuary to battleground over the years. There are numerous activities within a short distance.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$21
/ night
Sasquatch Farm
3. Sasquatch Farm
94%
(40)
39mi from Fort Payne · 66 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Escape to 128 acres of natural beauty at Sasquatch Farm, your premier RV park and luxury camping destination near Chattanooga. Our 52 full hook-up RV sites accommodate rigs up to 75 feet with 50/30 amp service, water, and sewer connections.
Included Amenities:
FREE high-speed fiber Wi-Fi throughout the property
FREE laundry facilities with 2 washers and 2 dryers
FREE kayak and canoe rentals on our stocked catch-and-release lake
Fenced dog park for your furry companions
5 miles of hiking and mountain biking trails for all skill levels
Natural Attractions:
4 stunning waterfalls to discover
Mysterious cave exploration
Breathtaking bluff views with sunset picnic areas
Stocked lake for fishing (no license required)
Additional Features:
Primitive tent camping sites ($25/night)
Monthly RV rentals available
3 bathhouses with showers and tub
Fire rings and picnic tables at each site
On-site Piggy's Store with local goods and specialty items
Whether you're seeking adventure or relaxation, Sasquatch Farm offers the perfect blend of modern amenities and natural wonder. Book your stay at Tennessee's hidden gem today!
Pets
Toilets
Full hookups
from
$25
/ night
DeSoto State Park
4. DeSoto State Park
100%
(2)
State park 4.7mi from Fort Payne · 118 sites
This mountainous paradise offers trails, waterfalls, and scenic views across the Appalachian Mountains.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Cloudland Canyon State Park
5. Cloudland Canyon State Park
94%
(32)
State park 28mi from Fort Payne · 36 sites
Explore a waterfall-strewn canyon and sweeping views of the Appalachians in one day.
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Campfires
The Bolo Club
6. The Bolo Club
99%
(35)
40mi from Fort Payne · 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
CrowMocker Cabins And Camping
7. CrowMocker Cabins And Camping
100%
(12)
41mi from Fort Payne · 2 sites · Tents, Lodging
Nestled amidst a lush forest canopy, our campsite offers a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Picture yourself surrounded by towering trees, their leaves rustling in the gentle breeze, as you breathe in the crisp, fresh air of the wilderness.
Our spacious campsites are carefully laid out to provide privacy and tranquility, each equipped with a fire pit for cozy evenings spent under the stars. Whether you're pitching a tent beneath the canopy or glamping in a cabin for a weekend getaway, you'll find everything you need to reconnect with nature.
For those seeking a touch of comfort without sacrificing the rustic charm of the outdoors, our charming cabins offer the perfect blend of convenience and immersion in nature. Tucked away among the trees, each cabin provides a cozy retreat complete with sleeping mats. Step outside onto your own private porch to savor your morning coffee amidst the sights and sounds of the forest.
Whether you're an avid hiker eager to explore miles of scenic trails, a nature lover hoping to spot local wildlife, or simply seeking a peaceful escape from the stresses of modern life, our campsite and cabins provide the ideal setting for your next outdoor adventure. Come experience the beauty and tranquility of the woods with us. A 4 Wheel Drive vehicle is a must to reach the camp sites.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$32
/ night
Fireside Camp + Lodge
8. Fireside Camp + Lodge
97%
(264)
46mi from Fort Payne · 37 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Tucked away on Sequatchie Mountain, this little campground and hostel invites you to experience some of East Tennessee's best parks for climbing and hiking. Cliffs and waterfalls are minutes away at near by Foster Falls, Denny Cove and Castle Rock.
The hostel offers 3 bedrooms, fast internet, complete kitchen, comfortable beds, smart TV, fire pit, and laundry.
The campground offers dispersed sites with fire pits and picnic tables, as well as clean bathrooms and a communal barn with a microwave, fridge, games, tables and chairs.
You can walk our 22 acres and even take a short hike out to our bluff. Make sure to say "Hi" to our chickens and our barn cat, Strawberry, on the way.
Add in the view of the stars and that makes this the perfect basecamp after a long day out.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$10
/ night
Haven of Hope
9. Haven of Hope
100%
(5)
4.1mi from Fort Payne · 3 sites
Named Haven of Hope, this 14-Acre Retreat Property offers Guests a peaceful experience near Little River Canyon National Preserve. Currently, Happy Glamper RV (sleeps 4), Peaceful Hideaway Treehouse (sleeps 7) and Serenity Escape Treehouse (sleeps 7) are available! Explore waterfalls, parks, shops, and restaurants. Relax by your own private fire pit with a cup of coffee and enjoy views through a canopy of trees. Take a nap in your own private double hammock. There are two easy walking trails - each perfect for picnics on the ground and access to a swing-for-two in the woods! One trail leads to a rippling brook that runs through the property. Deer and turkeys are spotted often near the creek! Renew, refresh, and be restored!
Not long after you turn onto the private road that winds through the 14+ acre retreat called Haven of Hope, you will see Serenity Escape Treehouse on your right. Keep going and pass Rippling Brook Walking Trail on your left, and then Lost and Found Walking Trail on your right. Soon after, Peaceful Hideaway Treehouse will be on your left. Keep going up the mountain until you are greeted by the sight of a very large wooden deck and Happy Glamper RV under a permanent carport/awning shelter. Nearby is the Owner's temporary cabin and Sarsaparilla Lookout Workshop. And about 100 feet away are honeybee hives ("Haven of Honey - A Bee Resort").
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$126
/ night
Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest
10. Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest
96%
(65)
National forest 97mi from Fort Payne · 557 sites
Visit the Georgian gateway to the Appalachian Trail.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Talladega National Forest
11. Talladega National Forest
100%
(7)
National forest 133mi from Fort Payne · 126 sites
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”!
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Dug Hill Moto & Outdo Shenanigans
12. Dug Hill Moto & Outdo Shenanigans
94%
(9)
49mi from Fort Payne · 57 sites
Dug Hill Motorcycles & Outdoor Shenanigans is a Motorcycle Only property. If you're ride doesn't have handlebars or can't fall over then you're in the wrong place.
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
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Joe
4 days ago
Tent
Great camp site and super kind host. My wife and I came to camp in 16 degree weather and the host made sure we had everything we needed to stay safe. He wanted to personally meet us at the gate. Will be staying here again.
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Matthews
3 weeks ago
16 ft car
With pets
I gotta say this was a super awesome place to camp. It was clean and the hosts where super nice. Didn't get to meet Danny directly but I had the pleasure of talking with (I believe his name was Zed) . Anyways I highly recommend Dark Hollow.
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Evan
January 2026
16 ft car
Great spot for a weekend get away! Camping in the bed of my truck with ease and while it did rain the whole time the view made up for it. friendly hosts helped us get settled fast. Dogs are super friendly and really close to Tigers for tomorrow!
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Kaysie
January 2026
Tent
Zed and Strider were amazing hosts! Our campsite was beautiful and the hiking trails on property were fun to explore. Zed and Strider asked us many times if there was anything they could do to make our stay better. They were very accommodating and attentive. We would definitely recommend dark hollow and if we are ever passing through Alabama again, this will be where we camp!
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bert
December 2025
Tent
We had a great time on Danny’s land at dark hallow. Zed was awesome.
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Abbie
December 2025
Tent
The best camping trip I’ve had in a long time!! Cozy place to stay and fun hikes near the campsite :)
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Kayla
December 2025
Tent
Really great place to camp with awesome views. Danny made us feel right at home. Would definitely stay again!
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Kelsey
December 2025
Tent
Words can’t express how welcome I felt! They showed me around some of the different camping grounds. Made sure I had enough wood for the night. Very very nice camping area.
The views or a 10/10! The sound of the waterfall put me to sleep. The picture can express the beauty of the camping ground.
I’ll be back soon and this time I’m bring my family so they can enjoy the scene and relax to. I can’t wait!
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Kris
December 2025
16 ft car
Dark Hallow is, by far, the best Hip Camp experience my wife and I have had. The camp host was excellent in every way. There’s a reason this place is ranked very highly. Extremely friendly, accommodating, and personable. The camp sites were pristine, had all the views, stars, hikes, and amenities you would desire for primitive camping. Our dogs enjoyed the stay and especially enjoyed the quick hike down to the beautiful waterfalls and pools in the hallow. My wife and I will be returning in the near future to visit Danny and Zed.
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Morgan
December 2025
1 night at Dark Hollow
It was a beautiful view of the sunrise and he was very kind and accommodating! We would love to come back in the summertime/ warmer months!
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Garrick
November 2025
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Mike
November 2025
Tent
We had a wonderful time at Dark Hollow. The view from “The Ledge” was amazing, and the site arrangement was perfect. Hearing the lions & tigers at night was a bonus. We will definitely be back!
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Stephanie
November 2025
Tent
This was one of my favorite places I have visited so far. The hosts were very welcoming and made me feel very comfortable. I am a single, female camper so I was concerned about safety but that was quickly alleviated. I will definitely do that again!
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Hadden
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
The host was very nice and made us feel welcome. We really enjoyed the campsite and had a blast. The hiking trails off of the site were just challenging enough to make it exciting, but not impossible for people with little experience. I’d highly recommend the zoo near the site. We were at the bobcat tent site and could hear the lions and hyenas at night from our campfire. Highly recommend!
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Nicholas
November 2025
Tent
With pets
The hosts here are so friendly and hospitable. Views are stunning. Would definitely recommend.
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Savannah
November 2025
Tent
With pets
We decided to camp here last minute, and we loved it! The view was great, we were secluded and it felt like we were in our own little place. It was very relaxing, and the owners were very kind to not only us, but my kid too. ( Bonus points for Zed for tricking my fiancé into running to beat his lawnmower 🤣 ) we try to camp at a new location every trip, but we are already planning on being back here! We were the first campers there, and were able to choose our spot! You can also purchase wood and they will bring it to the spot of your choosing!
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Thomas
November 2025
Tent
With pets
It was a great time camping at Dark Hollow. Danny met us right when we arrived and showed us around and since we were the first ones there for the day he let us choose the exact site we wanted. Zed was also great and was there whenever we had a question or needed anything. The views were great, the hike to the creek at the bottom was easy, and the add on firewood extra was definitely worth the $15. Would stay at Dark Hollow again!
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Peter
November 2025
Tent
Danny was an amazing host, he met me when I arrived to show me around despite it being late in the evening. The camp area is neat and orderly and the composting outhouse was extremely clean and orderly. Each campsite had a great fire ring, picnic table, and a stack of firewood. But the show stopper was the propane heated outdoor shower! It was amazing and an absolute experience in of itself. I'll definitely be staying again when I next visit the area! I would have to say that it was the best hip camp experience I've had to date!
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Kayla
November 2025
Tent
Dark hollow was spectacular! The host was super nice and showed up all of the open sites. We stayed at the ledge and it had a beautiful view. The outdoor shower was warm and clean. Would recommend!
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Kristin
November 2025
Tent
With pets
Dark Hollow is an absolute gem! Danny is an amazing host and welcomed me to the campground and showed me around the beautiful property and let me pick my site (first come, first serve). I stayed at Bobcat which has a beautiful view and is just off the trail down to the creek. Great stargazing! The campground is close to High Falls and Bucks Pocket and a short drive to Little River Canyon and other great areas to hike. Will definitely be back!
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