RV Camping near Scottsboro, Alabama
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Great Escapes Chestnut Bay Campground
157 RV Sites, 10 Tent Sites, 41 Cottages
Great Escapes RV Resort, Chesnut Bay, is your premier family vacation destination in Northeast Alabama. Roll on into a full hookup RV site, settle into a cozy cabin, or opt for a lakefront rental home. Enjoy a myriad of first-rate amenities, exciting activities, and planned events. Visit Pirates Bay Waterpark, for an extra fee, or fish the day away on Weiss Lake. Our RV park campground resort has everything you and your family want for the ultimate vacation getaway.
from $42/night
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Greensport RV Park & Campground
144 RV Sites
Escape to Greensport RV Park and Campground, a family-owned retreat offering a peaceful escape steeped in history. Whether you bring your RV, camper, or tent, enjoy full hookups, a sparkling pool, and amenities for all ages. Play volleyball, relax on the beach, or explore nearby Gadsden, Birmingham, or Chattanooga. Fish, boat, and swim directly from the marina, or unwind by your private firepit. With a dog park, playground, and general store, Greensport caters to every need. Create lasting memories at this tranquil escape!
from $46/night
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Unhitched Cullman
70 RV Sites
Set on 40 acres of quiet countryside, Unhitched Cullman is the kind of place where things move slower—in the best way. There’s room to breathe, room to wander, and a handful of farm animals around just to keep things fun. Whether you’re in an RV or one of the tiny cabins, the setup is simple, the staff’s welcoming, and everything just feels easy. You’re close to the interstate, but once you’re parked, it doesn’t feel like it. This part of North Alabama has a mix of small-town charm and some pretty unique things to check out. Just a few minutes from the campground, Smith Lake is a local favorite. It’s one of the largest lakes in Alabama, and folks come from all over to fish, swim, or get out on the water. For a mellow afternoon, you can head to Sportsman Lake Park for paddle boats and walking paths, or take a short drive to explore the rocky trails at Hurricane Creek Park. If caves are more your thing, Rickwood Caverns State Park is just down the road and has a guided underground tour that’s worth doing. Cullman also has a unique spiritual side. The Ave Maria Grotto is right in town and features over 100 miniature versions of famous religious landmarks—built over decades by a local Benedictine monk using stone, cement, and scraps he found around town. A little further out in Hanceville, you’ll find the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament, a peaceful, tucked-away spot with quiet walking paths and a striking chapel that feels like it belongs in Europe. If you’re visiting in the spring, the Cullman Strawberry Festival brings live music, food, and a solid crowd downtown. The Festhalle Farmers Market is another good stop for local produce, crafts, and small-town conversation. And in the summer, the big one is Rock the South—a multi-day country music fest that brings in big names and turns Cullman into one loud party. Unhitched Cullman is the kind of place you come to slow down, breathe a little deeper, and maybe discover a few things you didn’t expect. Come on by.
from $47 $41/night
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Scenic City RV Campground
44 RV Sites, 2 Glamping Sites
Tucked away in Ringgold, Scenic City RV Campground is the kind of place where the pace slows down and the trees do the talking. Set on 10 wooded acres, this family-owned spot offers RV camping sites, glamping tents, and RV rentals—so whether you're here for a weekend or hanging out for a bit longer, you’ve got options. Guests spend their days relaxing by the pond, casting a line at the catch-and-release fishing spot, or kicking back under the pines with a book or a cold drink. There’s a dog park, playground, clubhouse, game room, and even a little general store for the essentials. It’s peaceful, easygoing, and just a short drive from some big adventures. You’re minutes from scenic walks at Elsie Holmes Nature Park, riverside strolls on the South Chickamauga Creek Greenway, and local wine tasting at the Georgia Winery. Families love nearby Lake Winnepesaukah, while outdoor lovers can head up Scenic Highway 157 toward Lookout Mountain, Rock City Gardens, or take a day trip to Cloudland Canyon State Park. It's the best of camping near Atlanta—without the crowds.
from $55/night
