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Hidden Branch Campground

10 sites · RVs, Tents25 acres · Ashland, AL
Nestled in rural Clay County, Alabama, Hidden Branch Campground offers a serene retreat for nature lovers and outdoor adventurers seeking to escape the urban hustle. This tranquil getaway features five spacious RV lots with 20/30/50 amp hookups and water, along with four tent/primitive sites for a more traditional camping experience. The campground combines rustic charm with modern amenities. An outdoor kitchen provides a convenient space for preparing meals, while a half-mile hiking trail invites guests to explore the natural beauty of the grounds. Safety is a top priority, with a locking gate at the entrance and non-monitored security cameras placed throughout the property to ensure peace of mind. Guests can enjoy a small, tranquil pond, perfect for fishing, wildlife watching, or simply relaxing by the water. Two RV sites even boast picturesque pond views. To enhance convenience, the campground offers an on-site dump tank, sewage at RV sites three and four, a shower, and an outhouse. For those who need to stay connected, WiFi is available, balancing the charm of rural camping with modern connectivity. The campground also emphasizes environmental stewardship, providing garbage receptacles to maintain a clean, eco-friendly space. Whether you’re seeking a peaceful retreat, a base for exploring Clay County’s natural wonders, or a place to unwind and recharge, Hidden Branch Campground offers the perfect escape into Alabama’s scenic beauty.
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Glamping at Cheaha State Park

8 sites · Lodging2799 acres · Delta, AL
Located inside Cheaha State Park - The Highest Point in Alabama! ⛺ Surrounded by the Talladega National Forest, this foothill of the Appalachian Mountains holds the reputation of the highest point in Alabama. Standing 2,407 ft. above sea level, it is no wonder why the local Creek Indians named this place "Chaha," meaning "high place." Come enjoy incredible views and many hikes & waterfalls in the 2,799 acre state park - including Pulpit Rock, Bald Rock, sightseeing tower, rappelling, swimming, and fishing. Waterfalls include Devil's Den Falls, Cheaha Falls, Salt Creek Falls, and more! Cheaha is only 30 minutes away from several historic cities, including Talladega, Anniston, Oxford, Heflin, Lineville, Munford, and Ashland, which are packed with shopping, dining, cultural arts, and recreational opportunities. Combining luxury and the great outdoors, our extra spacious + completely furnished Safari Tents give large families or groups of friends the extra space they need to glamp in comfort. Cheaha State Park Amenities:  - Hiking - Swimming - Fishing - Outdoor Recreation Programs - Mountain Store - Beach Area - Historical Sights - Event Center - Interpretive Nature Center - Rock Climbing / Rappelling / Geocaching - Playgrounds
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Sowing Seeds of Peace

3 sites · Lodging, Tents20 acres · Roopville, GA
It is 20.54 acres peacefully located between big land owners on each side, and a creek that runs through the middle that separates north from south pieces. Our trails are groomed and some just deer worn. We have one camp site that is rural and rustic. There is a bucket for the restroom and antique, old white kitchen sink for hand washing just outside it. There is no running water yet, but working on getting a water reservoir out there asap. No electricity yet a single power cord could be run for extra $10.00 for your visit. There is a fire pit close to the tent spot on, “Skip’s Campsite”. Another camp site” Aqua-Fine-A” that has a walk in creek access, and you have to cross the creek to get to that one. It is farther away from “Skip’s bathroom access. It has a more established flag stone fire pit. It is our original primitive sight. There is no water reservoir or possibility of electricity at “Aqua-Fine-A” campsite. Everything must be packed in and out on foot. Both sights require a hike to campsites on foot with uneven rooted trails. {You are welcome to use our well loved red wheelbarrow to haul items in}. There is access to a bigger fire pit “M & M fire pit”, and a propane grill option (this is first come first serve/sharing spot). More campsites developing over time and there is a massage practitioner on site if you are looking for the whole experience (29 years experience in healing modalities and shamanic blood line). If you are looking to experience nature cabin style then, “The Minor Escape” is for you. This has a full refrigerator, full stand up filtered water shower, kitchen sink, separate master, two bedroom lofts with ladder access, kitchen sink, ceiling fans, window a/c units for summer and space heaters for winter (Eden pure heater that shows fireplace flames). Our family loves this land and there is always new areas being cultivated in various spots. You will see us out there either with our hobby farm of animals, gardening or building a new area. I am a teacher, guide, artist, and healer. This land is sacred and magical. It is used to heal, restore, inspire and rejuvenate many locally and internationally.
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Camping near West Point Lake guide

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West Point Lake draws campers looking for water views, fishing, and miles of shoreline to explore. With over 800 places to pitch your tent—ranging from lakeside clearings to shaded woods—you can find a spot that fits your style. Average nights run about $40, though you’ll spot deals starting at $10. Toilets, showers, and pet-friendly sites are common, so you won’t have to rough it unless you want to. Hike forested trails, cast for bass, or saddle up for a ride on local horse paths. Check out Sweet Berry Orchard (79 reviews) if you like open fields and fruit trees, Hidden Branch Campground (62 reviews) for peaceful woods, or Gullatte Acres (46 reviews) if you want space to spread out. West Point Lake keeps things simple—just pick your site and get outside.

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