- Lake Lurleen State Park
The best glamping in Lake Lurleen State Park, AL
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The best glamping in Lake Lurleen State Park, AL
Solomon's Garden
1. Solomon's Garden
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28mi from Lake Lurleen State Park · 42 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
We are currently *under construction*. Our forest was damaged by the draught and so there are changes underway. Please excuse our appearance as we shift toward becoming a food forest.
Solomon's Garden is a 5 acre homestead located in the Black Warrior River valley. Our site is currently under land work construction, as we are recovering from the pine beetle disaster that has ravaged Alabama. Our beautiful pine trees are no more and we are in the process of rebuilding the campground, planting a food forest and adding an additional shower/toilet facility.
We currently have a semi-private camping area in our small orchard that is flat and grassy that we recommend for tent campers on any day. We also have a larger, more remote camp area available on dry days. We expect land work to be complete in June and are eagerly awaiting the grass, wildflowers and native herbs to return following all this spring rain.
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Sunset Hill Farm
2. Sunset Hill Farm
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37mi from Lake Lurleen State Park · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
We are a small Homestead in Parrish, Alabama. We have lots of silkie and large chickens as well as 8 nigerian dawrf goats and two adorable mini cows. All of the animals are friendly and enjoy being pet. We have a large fire pit in the back property for campfires and fun as well as a composting outhouse for guest use. Come pet the animals and have a nice campfire while looking up at the stars!
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$20
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Lake Tuscaloosa Homesite
3. Lake Tuscaloosa Homesite
7mi from Lake Lurleen State Park · 1 site
Spacious property and former home site on beautiful Lake Tuscaloosa. Full hookups, including sewer and water, as well as lakefront access, fire pits, a boat dock, and various seating areas. There is a public boat launch just down the road, along with lakefront restaurants and boat rental establishments nearby.
At this time, we are allowing guests to stay in our RV on-site. However, we can also accommodate tents if more space is needed, as well as smaller RVs that can use 30-amp hookups.
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$160
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Cabin Retreat, Private River Views
4. Cabin Retreat, Private River Views
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38mi from Lake Lurleen State Park · 1 site
Peaceful Cahaba River Cabin Retreat with Fire Pit — Linger Longer II
Welcome to Linger Longer II, a secluded riverfront cabin perfect for families, nature lovers, and weekend adventurers. Tucked away on the banks of the Cahaba River, this peaceful stilted cabin offers privacy, comfort, and beautiful water views—only minutes from Centreville’s historic square, local shops, and eateries.
Nestled down a long dirt driveway, the cabin features a wraparound porch and an open-concept interior filled with natural light, warm wood finishes, and vintage charm. Inside, enjoy an airy A-frame living space with exposed beams, a reclining couch, glider chair, movies, and a fully stocked kitchen (minus groceries). The dining nook overlooks the river, making every meal scenic. Sleeping arrangements include a master bedroom with a queen bed and porch access, plus a loft with two twin beds. The bathroom offers double sinks and a standing shower.
Outside, relax by the fire pit in Adirondack chairs or stroll down a gentle slope to the riverbank. Whether you're sipping coffee on the porch or birdwatching by the pond, the property offers a peaceful connection to nature. Expect visits from deer, turtles, eagles, and more. Just remember—please don’t feed the wildlife!
You’ll be close to outdoor attractions like Brierfield and Tannehill State Parks, Bibb County Lake, and Talladega National Forest. Montevallo University and American Village are \~25 mins away, and Tuscaloosa is under 45 mins—perfect for catching an Alabama game at Bryant-Denny Stadium without the crowds.
**Important Notes:**
* No food, condiments, or coffee provided—bring your own!
* BYOB (Bring Your Own Boat)—no watercraft provided.
* Swimming/diving discouraged due to river rocks and current.
* Hunting and deer skinning are not allowed.
* Shared driveway—please be courteous to neighbors.
* Barns and fenced areas are off-limits.
This is a quiet, natural escape with the comforts of home—ideal for a serene getaway with plenty to explore nearby.
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ShemSaSen
October 2025
1 night at Solomon's Garden
It was my pleasure to be here, thank you for the invite, the experience was awesome.
Chieftess Sundance & I was talking about doing this very thing on our land, now you & your family has given me a true vision of this possibility becoming a reality.
I loved everything, the women sharing there personal life freely, foraging in real time with an expert guide who gave boundless information & making it fun & easy! Sleeping in a tent is wonderful. The food was expertly demonstrated and the taste was on point. I can't say enough & I would do it again. To say the least the price was just right💯
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ADH
June 2025
With kids
Tannur is great host. We enjoy her land and the hard work that her and her team has done. We'll be back! My daughter also participated in a Youth Agriculture Training for a week. Great Experience for her
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3 ratings · 2 reviews
Recommends
· April 2017
Sites are first come first serve so get there early. Sites on the water are beautiful with great sunsets. Large decks at sites allow for plenty of space. Great park. Well kept secret. Beautiful trails.
Dana R.
8 years on Hipcamp
October 2015
A small state park centered around a lake with forests surrounding. The park is most popular with mountain bikers and rv ers. You can hike the main trail around the lake in about six hours. The lake itself tends to get minimal use. The campsites are spacious and scenic but no undergrowth for privacy. Facilities are well maintained.
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Drew A.
10 years on Hipcamp