- Forest Camping
The best forest camping near Waynesboro
100% (1) • 11 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Waynesboro
Chickens and Nature
1. Chickens and Nature
36mi from Waynesboro · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
🌲 Escape to Nature 🌲
Looking for peace, quiet, and a true escape from the noise of everyday life?
Come unwind at our secluded camping site tucked deep in the woods, right beside a gentle, flowing stream.
✨ What you’ll enjoy:
• Serene setting surrounded by towering trees 🌳
• Relaxing sounds of running water just steps away 💧
• A cozy, quiet camper retreat 🏕️
• Perfect for stargazing, reading, or simply disconnecting 🌌
📍 Hidden in the heart of nature – yet easily accessible.
🎒 Bring your essentials, and let the forest do the rest.
Reserve your peaceful spot today and recharge in nature’s embrace. 🌿
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
from
$30
/ night
Deep in the DeSoto
2. Deep in the DeSoto
44mi from Waynesboro · 2 sites
Enjoy the silence and minimal light pollution deep in the DeSoto National Forest! Primitive camping surrounded by nature, yet still close to a major highway, is the perfect way to relax and recharge—or to catch one of the many celestial events on display in the wide-open sky.
We are just 1 hour from Hattiesburg, Mobile, and the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and 3 hours from New Orleans, LA, and Pensacola, FL.
Campfires
Potable water
Picnic table
from
$16
/ night
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3. P
46mi from Waynesboro · 1 site
Only 3.1mi from Okatoma Outdoor Post. Woods with a small pond and small stream. At the end of a dead end road. You can get fresh water from our well at the house. Very quiet and peaceful. An outdoor toilet will be completed soon. Little to no cell service. If you are looking for a place to not be bothered, this is i
Pets
Campfires
from
$15
/ night
De Soto National Forest
4. De Soto National Forest
78%
(9)
National forest 47mi from Waynesboro · 79 sites
Lush rolling terrain and wide slow creeks are trademarks of the De Soto National Forest. So are kickin’ it in a canoe with a brew while you float down the river, we suggest exploring both! The swamplands here offer ample opportunity for kayaking, canoeing, and fishing on the Black Creek National Scenic River. The primitive camping along the way is hot in the summer, but prime for misty morning photography and inky orange sunsets...worth it! Off-road the Rattlesnake Bay Trail or hike the Tuxachanie trail with your crew for a day of laughs deep in the pines. You can pretty much camp forever here too, so pack up a week or two worth of gear, and really dig deep into what Desoto has to offer.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Bladon Springs State Park
5. Bladon Springs State Park
State park 26mi from Waynesboro · 10 sites
Discover the serene beauty of Bladon Springs State Park.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
St. Stephens Historical Park
6. St. Stephens Historical Park
36mi from Waynesboro
St. Stephens Historical Park stands out as a unique destination due to its rich historical significance and diverse recreational opportunities. This remarkable site in Alabama was once home to a Spanish fort, an American fort, and served as the Alabama Territorial Capital. The historic area of Old St. Stephens offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of early settlers along the frontier during the 1800s, making it a valuable cultural resource.
Beyond its historical allure, the park features over 15 miles of scenic trails perfect for hiking and horseback riding. Visitors can enjoy a 70-acre quarry lake that includes a sandy beach for swimming, as well as opportunities for fishing and boating. For those looking for a fun challenge, there is an 18-hole disc golf course, and bird watchers will find plenty of opportunities to observe local wildlife.
Accommodations at St. Stephens Historical Park are designed to cater to various preferences, with tent camping sites, more than 40 RV sites equipped with full hook-ups, and 9 cozy cabins available for rent. The park also provides a convenient boat launch for accessing both the Tombigbee River and the lake. Experience the beauty and tranquility of southwest Alabama by visiting St. Stephens, where history and nature come together for an unforgettable getaway. We look forward to welcoming you soon
100% (1) • 11 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Waynesboro
Chickens and Nature
1. Chickens and Nature
36mi from Waynesboro · 2 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
🌲 Escape to Nature 🌲
Looking for peace, quiet, and a true escape from the noise of everyday life?
Come unwind at our secluded camping site tucked deep in the woods, right beside a gentle, flowing stream.
✨ What you’ll enjoy:
• Serene setting surrounded by towering trees 🌳
• Relaxing sounds of running water just steps away 💧
• A cozy, quiet camper retreat 🏕️
• Perfect for stargazing, reading, or simply disconnecting 🌌
📍 Hidden in the heart of nature – yet easily accessible.
🎒 Bring your essentials, and let the forest do the rest.
Reserve your peaceful spot today and recharge in nature’s embrace. 🌿
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
from
$30
/ night
Deep in the DeSoto
2. Deep in the DeSoto
44mi from Waynesboro · 2 sites
Enjoy the silence and minimal light pollution deep in the DeSoto National Forest! Primitive camping surrounded by nature, yet still close to a major highway, is the perfect way to relax and recharge—or to catch one of the many celestial events on display in the wide-open sky.
We are just 1 hour from Hattiesburg, Mobile, and the Mississippi Gulf Coast, and 3 hours from New Orleans, LA, and Pensacola, FL.
Campfires
Potable water
Picnic table
from
$16
/ night
P
3. P
46mi from Waynesboro · 1 site
Only 3.1mi from Okatoma Outdoor Post. Woods with a small pond and small stream. At the end of a dead end road. You can get fresh water from our well at the house. Very quiet and peaceful. An outdoor toilet will be completed soon. Little to no cell service. If you are looking for a place to not be bothered, this is i
Pets
Campfires
from
$15
/ night
De Soto National Forest
4. De Soto National Forest
78%
(9)
National forest 47mi from Waynesboro · 79 sites
Lush rolling terrain and wide slow creeks are trademarks of the De Soto National Forest. So are kickin’ it in a canoe with a brew while you float down the river, we suggest exploring both! The swamplands here offer ample opportunity for kayaking, canoeing, and fishing on the Black Creek National Scenic River. The primitive camping along the way is hot in the summer, but prime for misty morning photography and inky orange sunsets...worth it! Off-road the Rattlesnake Bay Trail or hike the Tuxachanie trail with your crew for a day of laughs deep in the pines. You can pretty much camp forever here too, so pack up a week or two worth of gear, and really dig deep into what Desoto has to offer.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Bladon Springs State Park
5. Bladon Springs State Park
State park 26mi from Waynesboro · 10 sites
Discover the serene beauty of Bladon Springs State Park.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Toilets
St. Stephens Historical Park
6. St. Stephens Historical Park
36mi from Waynesboro
St. Stephens Historical Park stands out as a unique destination due to its rich historical significance and diverse recreational opportunities. This remarkable site in Alabama was once home to a Spanish fort, an American fort, and served as the Alabama Territorial Capital. The historic area of Old St. Stephens offers a fascinating glimpse into the lives of early settlers along the frontier during the 1800s, making it a valuable cultural resource.
Beyond its historical allure, the park features over 15 miles of scenic trails perfect for hiking and horseback riding. Visitors can enjoy a 70-acre quarry lake that includes a sandy beach for swimming, as well as opportunities for fishing and boating. For those looking for a fun challenge, there is an 18-hole disc golf course, and bird watchers will find plenty of opportunities to observe local wildlife.
Accommodations at St. Stephens Historical Park are designed to cater to various preferences, with tent camping sites, more than 40 RV sites equipped with full hook-ups, and 9 cozy cabins available for rent. The park also provides a convenient boat launch for accessing both the Tombigbee River and the lake. Experience the beauty and tranquility of southwest Alabama by visiting St. Stephens, where history and nature come together for an unforgettable getaway. We look forward to welcoming you soon
