Montgomery South RV Park

Montgomery South RV Park stands out as a pet-friendly haven, welcoming furry companions and offering a unique opportunity to interact with our charming mini horse. This inviting campground provides a range of amenities designed for your comfort, including electricity, water, and sewer access for both 50 and 100 amp RVs. Guests can also enjoy cozy cabins, a clubhouse, private bathrooms, hot showers, WiFi, and laundry facilities, ensuring a pleasant stay.
In addition to our exceptional facilities, you'll find a wealth of attractions nearby. Explore the Rosa Parks Library & Museum, the Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald Museum, the Civil Rights Museum, and the Freedom Rides Museum. For those looking to indulge in local flavors, a variety of excellent craft eateries and pubs are just a short distance away.
At Montgomery South RV Park, we strive to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere where you’ll feel like part of the family. With our blend of comfort and community, you may forget you’re away from home. We look forward to welcoming you soon!

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Murchison Farm's Primitive Camping

A little bit about our property:

This property has been in the family for multiple generations.

Our Old Family Farm has been an agricultural farm, a cattle farm, and now is a tree farm and nature preserve.

Our primitive campground offers mixture of open land, young timber, ancient hardwood, fishing ponds, spring heads, and streams. We even have a small section of swampland.

 We practice an active controlled burn program and almost always have some freshly burned areas that are fairly clean of vegetation - as well as several areas with fresh regrowth. It is not uncommon to come across Deer sheds and other interesting finds when taking a walk. 

If You love nature and are interested in Primitive camping, you can also enjoy a dark sky experience in several of our open areas. According to some our astronomer guests, our night skies are mapped as the darkest skies around, east of the Mississippi River, with the exception of one other campground located east of us. Chances are that your Children may see stars that they have never viewed before. When was the last time you stepped out into your yard, looked up, and clearly saw the Milky Way?

Learn more about this land:

Apparently, we are not meeting the expectations of everyone coming to camp with us. In order to prevent further disappointment, we have added the following paragraphs.

We do have several Glamping Sites in the works and hope to have at least one of them available sometimes early next year. Currently we only have a very limited number of primitive campsites that are easily accessible by passenger cars.

 We Are A Primitive Campground. We offer only a limited number of camp sites that are developed to convenience. We have many awesome spots, but some may require a small to moderate amount of time to clean and dress up for your comfort. &nbsp;A simple cutting tool, such as a machete or ax, will make short and quick work out of your campsite prep.

Murchison Farm has served in many different farming capacities, throughout generations of stewards. It's many operations have included row crops, cattle production, goat herds, horses, chicken and turkey production, as well as Tree farming. We are currently operating as a Tree Farm, Wildlife Preserve/Reserve, and Primitive Campground - in that order of priority.

If you like clear wide-open areas, you should plan your camping trip for fall, winter, spring, and early summer. Because of our intense controlled burn schedule, you will find the farmland extremely lush and full of botanical growth - during the summer months. Grass, bushes, vines, low lying tree limbs, and a variety of other plants flourish to the point that some areas of the property appear overgrown and unkept. Not much else could be further from the truth. In fact, the massive growth can largely be attributed to all of the nutrients released from the burn process. Much of the lower plant growth is consumed, from our burn activity, and easily available for new growth.

During other periods of the year, the same little area may consist largely of   bare soil spotted with new green growth.

There is an abundance of deadwood and broken limbs available around the farm for campfires, if you would like to pick it up. This includes firewood sometimes left by previous campers. Please do not cut down any living trees or shrubs.

Primitive Camping may not be for everyone! I suggest that you take the Name, into account, and do a little research into the Actual Practice.&nbsp;

We offer some campsites which can be easily accessed with cars, but many may require 4-wheel drive, or low hanging branches which may scratch your vehicle.

If You are looking for an orderly and well-groomed commercial Campground, Our Primitive Campground may not be for you.&nbsp;

Pitch your tent in one of our beautiful grass covered fields, secluded and private retreats, or under some ancient old trees, and enjoy access to 263 acres of pure nature. You can go fishing, swimming, hiking, or sit back and enjoy the sounds of nature on this farm out in the country.&nbsp; You can even go wading in a beautiful creek.&nbsp; Get off the beaten path, and maybe even turn your phone off for a couple of days... .&nbsp;

Secluded, yet conveniently located near major attractions - starting within a 35-minute drive.
We support our Veterans and Active Duty Personell whenever possible. As a small token of our appreciation, we offer them a 50% discount. Please message me for your promo code before booking.

We offer special programs for qualifying groups, including Boy Scouts, Church Youth Groups, Family and other events. Most are very low cost or free. You are encouraged to ask about them if you are interested.

PLEASE REMEMBER, MURCHISON FARM IS A PRIVATELY OWNED CAMPGROUND. Please DO NOT TAKE ANYTHING AWAY THAT YOU DID NOT BRING IN - with the exception of any extra items you may have purchased through Hipcamp. &nbsp;

Sit back and relax, go exploring, and/or do some peaceful fishing..

Currently - Purple, White, and Yellow blossoms are in the majority. 


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Dry Creek Retreat

Peaceful and private with a beautiful view! We are five minutes from historic downtown Prattville, also known as the Fountain City due to its many artesian wells. Swift Creek and Cooter's Pond boat launches are 15 minutes away for access to the Alabama River. You are welcome to park your boat on this site as well.

You are also welcome to fish in our pond (catch and release). And Big Bass Bait and Tackle is right across the street if you're missing any fishing gear or need gas or diesel. 

Popular attractions nearby are:

Autauga Creek and creek walk

Downtown Prattville (city fest, creek concerts,   Parade of Pumpkins, Christmas, Mardi Gras, July 4th parades)

The Sunflower Field (seasonal)

Montgomery Whitewater

Concerts at Montgomery Performing Arts Center

Alabama Shakespeare Festival and art museum Museums in downtown Montgomery include: The Legacy Museum, First Whitehouse of the Confederacy, Hank Williams museum, and the Rosa Parks museum.

There is a beautiful view of our neighbor’s horses. 

Our sewer hookup and power is easily accessible.

The site is behind our shop and very big. There’s also plenty of shade under our pecan tree. 

Smoky Bottom Farms

Smoky Bottom Farms offers campers many different options to accommodate your primitive camping needs. A homestead occupied by my wife and I, Hipcampers ourselves, consisting of approximately three acres of beautiful property in a low lying bottom of the surrounding topography. Only 2 miles from "Buckshot Speedway", dirt track fans can enjoy the ultimate weekend. Campsites are approximately 40' x 40' allowing plenty of room for tents, car or hammock camping. Extra amenities, depending on availability, at additional cost, such as towels, all natural bug deterrent body wash, all natural bug deterrent laundry detergent, firewood, fire pit, fire starters, bbq grill, etc. Additional options are subject to change and highly recommended to submit request ahead of arrival to help better assist you. We accept Venmo, Cashapp and Facebook Pay. Check in after 2:00 p.m. and check out is 12:00 p.m. Early check in and late check out available for a small fee if available. We will work hard to assist you any way possible and we are very flexible.

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