Sue H.
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ScoutHenderson Beach State Park Campground
We stayed in Loop A, site 7. Sites are big, level, and secluded. Concrete sidewalk to beach boardwalk, which is also private. Bathrooms are clean and modern.
Cabin Camping near Florala, AL
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Several campgrounds near Florala, Alabama provide furnished cabin rentals with varying amenities and comfort levels. Twin Lakes Camp Resort offers townhouse-style cabins with full bathrooms and kitchenettes, situated around two fishing lakes with night-lit piers. Topsail Hill Preserve State Park Campground features one and two-bedroom cabins available year-round with cable television access and proximity to beach areas. "Great cabin area if you don't have an RV. Will need to reserve a year ahead," notes Barbara C. about Topsail Hill. The cabins at Camp On The Gulf are described as tiny houses with private bathrooms, while Lake City Campground provides more basic cabin accommodations with electric hookups and outdoor picnic areas.
Rustic and deluxe cabin options accommodate different group sizes and comfort preferences throughout the region. Pet-friendly policies vary by location, with Twin Lakes Camp Resort and several other facilities allowing pets in designated cabin units. Most cabins require advance reservations, especially during peak summer months when availability becomes extremely limited. The Oaks Family RV Park & Campground maintains cabins on concrete pads with space between sites, though reviews note limited shade. Pricing ranges from approximately $40-100 per night depending on season, location, and amenity level. J & J's Place at the Springs offers cabin rentals with full hookups and shower facilities, providing a more secluded option for those seeking privacy.
Most cabin rentals include beds with mattresses but require guests to bring their own linens, pillows, and towels. Kitchen facilities vary significantly between locations, from basic microwaves and mini-refrigerators to full kitchenettes with stovetops and cooking utensils. Visitors should check specific cabin inventory before arrival as some locations provide cookware while others require bringing all cooking supplies. Grocery options exist within 15-30 minutes of most cabin locations, with Walmart and smaller markets available in nearby towns. Firewood can be purchased at most campgrounds, with some locations like Live Oak Landing even offering delivery service to cabin sites. Air conditioning is standard in most cabins throughout the region, providing relief during humid summer months.
Best Cabin Campgrounds near Florala (30)
1. Frank Jackson State Park Campground
"Plenty of space between sites. FHU, level gravel, waterfront site with picnic table, fire ring, and grill. Felt safe, and across the street from bathrooms/laundry. Dated but clean."
"This is an older state park. We had a nice site that backed up to the lake."
12 Sites AvailableAvailable this weekend
2. Twin Lakes Camp Resort
"This camp resort is set on a lake with paved pads, full hookups, an activities center, swimming pool, laundry, excellent bathroom amenities. Lake allows fishing and is pet friendly."
"This park is cared for and very nicely executed. The sites all look level (ours was) and the hookups are well placed and maintained. Everything is aesthetically pleasing and done well."
Check Availabilityfrom $75 - $85 / night
3. Sunset King RV Resort
"Hopefully, we can come back for pleasure one day and do some fishing in the lake."
4. The Oaks Family RV Park & Campground
"Space between sites. Friendly people. Nice playground. Rustic pond with ducks. But, No shade at most sites. Nothing really to do except the playground. Right next to a junkyard."
"It also has a pool and plenty of cabins, bath house and laundry cabin. Doesn’t have double sites but has concrete pad and are close enough to beside each other. Overall 9 out of 10 in my book"
Check Availabilityfrom $42 - $55 / night
5. Topsail Hill Preserve State Park Campground
"Longer hike to the beach than Henderson State Park but everyone seemed to have adapted with beach cart trailers behind their bikes. Beach tram runs when not on COVID shut down."
"Park roads are paved and easy to navigate in any size RV. There are plenty of tall trees for shade and bushes that provide privacy."
12 Sites AvailableAvailable this weekend
from $24 - $130 / night
6. Lake City Campground
Check Availabilityfrom $20 - $35 / night
7. Bass Haven Campground
"Beautiful scenery, nice & helpful people, great location. Would go back again."
8. Henderson Beach State Park Campground
"We stayed in site 44 and it was private and near the bathrooms. All the sites had gravel, a picnic table, and and a fire pit as well as a clothesline. There’s a path to the beach from the bathhouse."
"I booked on July 11th 2020 to stay on July 19th 2020."
3 Sites AvailableAvailable this weekend
from $30 / night
9. Grayton Beach State Park Campground
"Great site and beautiful lake view on site 16. Access to the beach was a bonus (most public beach access are closed due to covid19)."
"So, we are usually tent campers but on this night we decided to try a cabin rental and we were SO happy with the decision."
3 Sites AvailableAvailable this weekend
from $30 - $110 / night
10. Camp On The Gulf
"The sites in the back of the park were roomier and had some shade, which I think made up for them not being as close to the ocean. The bath houses were awesome!"
"This park has something for everyone. Up top away from the beach the level sites have plenty of shade. Beachfront sites are tight but you have the ocean at your doorstep."
Drive Time
- 36 min from Crestview, FL
- 1 hr 18 min from Pensacola, FL
- 1 hr 18 min from Dothan, AL
- 1 hr 34 min from Panama City, FL
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Cabin Reviews near Florala, AL
298 Reviews of 30 Florala Campgrounds
C H.ScoutCampOut Alabama
After almost seven years at Campout Alabama, I’ve stayed quiet about why I left. But watching one of the owners publicly boast about “new money” while remembering what went on behind the scenes is too much to swallow.
I remember credit cards declining when we needed supplies for his own business. I remember us practically begging for chlorine for the pool. I remember power lines in pine trees and box fans being used to cool breaker panels. That’s what comes to mind when I see the displays of wealth.
A mansion doesn’t impress me when the people keeping your business running are asking for basic supplies and payment. Bragging about wealth under those circumstances is embarrassing.
Before delivering another speech about “new money,” try explaining why the basics were such a struggle. Chlorine. Supplies. Paying people for their work. These are basic responsibilities of owning a business.
I cannot recommend Campout Alabama under this ownership. Almost seven years gave me plenty of time to form that opinion, and no amount of bragging changes what I experienced and so many others experience!
- JJeremy H.
GuideGrayton Beach State Park Campground
Grayton Beach State Park in December
Grayton Beach State Park is an outstanding place to camp in December, especially if you enjoy birding, hiking, and spending time outdoors without the heat and crowds of the summer months.
December is a great time to explore the park. The cooler temperatures make walking the trails much more comfortable, and the campground has a peaceful, laid-back feel during the winter. Tent camping is especially enjoyable if you come prepared for the weather. Days can be mild and beautiful, but mornings and nights can get surprisingly cool, so warm layers and a good sleeping bag are definitely worth bringing.
For birding, Grayton Beach is a fantastic location. The combination of coastal dunes, pine forest, wetlands, Western Lake, and the Gulf creates several different habitats within a relatively small area. Early mornings are particularly enjoyable when the park is quiet and wildlife is active. Bring a good pair of binoculars and take your time around Western Lake and the trails through the wooded areas.
- JJeremy H.Guide
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park Campground
Great Spot for a December getaway.
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park is an excellent place for tent camping in December, especially if you enjoy hiking, wildlife, and having easy access to the beach without the summer crowds.
December is a great time to experience the park. The cooler temperatures make hiking much more enjoyable, and the campground is generally quieter and more relaxed than during the warmer months. The nights can get chilly, so I would definitely recommend bringing a good sleeping bag, warm layers, and something to block the wind. During the day, though, the weather can be perfect for exploring.
My biggest advice for December tent campers is to prepare for changing weather. You could have a beautiful mild afternoon followed by a cold and windy night. Bring layers, rain protection, and a windproof jacket rather than relying on one heavy coat.
Overall, Topsail Hill Preserve State Park is one of the better winter camping destinations on the Florida Panhandle. You get the Gulf, hiking, birding, dune lakes, wildlife, and a comfortable campground all in one place. For someone who prefers quiet trails and beaches over hot weather and summer crowds, December may actually be one of the best times of the year to camp here.
- EEthan T.
TravelerTopsail Hill Preserve State Park Campground
Great beach spot
Excellent location for camping and having easy access to the beach. Bathhouse was incredibly clean and well maintained. Camp store has plenty of equipment to rent and there is tons of trails to ride bikes around and to the beach.
- RRobert K.Traveler
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park Campground
Top sail campground Florida
Top rate Florida State campground with full hookup. Bathrooms are spotless. Beach access with tram available throughout the day. We will be back.
- SShelton M.Traveler
Splash RV Resort & Waterpark
Beautiful resort with amazing amenities, just a few areas for improvement!
We recently stayed at Splash RV Resort at site 83 and had a great experience overall. Our site was excellent, featuring a decent little yard, and it was almost perfectly level—only about a half-inch off from left to right across the width of our camper. There was also plenty of room to park our F-450 right in front. The resort's location is perfect for day trips to the nearby beaches, and the roads inside the park are great with very easy access from the highway. (Note: There isn't much shopping nearby besides a Dollar General, so come prepared!) The facilities here are absolutely amazing. The bathhouses and laundry rooms are honestly resort-quality. We also ordered the cinnamon rolls a day in advance, and they were incredible. The resort app works flawlessly—we used it to request a propane refill, a fire pit, and firewood, and the service was incredibly fast every time. Almost all of the employees were super awesome and friendly. The only negative interaction we had was with the older lady working at the camp store. She constantly hounded us multiple times about not wearing our wristbands. Given that the resort has a gate code, gated security, and guest lists, the aggressive monitoring felt like overkill—especially since I personally cannot sleep with things on my wrists. To make this place a true 10/10, I have a few suggestions for management: 1 The Pizza: While the other poolside food was surprisingly good, the pizza was a letdown. It was a typical frozen, "waterpark-style" reheated pizza that cost $20. For that price point, the resort should definitely choose a higher-quality option. 2 Pool Sun Shades: Currently, the sun shades are over the shallow section of the adults-only pool. These really should be moved over the children’s section (at least on one side). Kids are much more sensitive to the sun and it’s always a struggle to get them out of the water to reapply sunscreen. 3 The Fitness Center: It was pretty pathetic and could definitely use a functional trainer or better equipment to match the quality of the rest of the resort. Overall, it’s a beautiful place to stay with top-tier amenities, and we would definitely come back!
- TThomas T.Scout
Sunburst RV Resort Inc.
Work stay
I stayed at this campground because of a project that I was working. It is a nice little campground. It has two swimming pools, tennis courts, clean restrooms and a friendly staff.
- AAnna W.Scout
Camp On The Gulf
Beautiful beach!
We had a great stay. Everything was clean, staff was kind and helpful and the beach is amazing!
Guide to Florala
Cabins near Florala, Alabama provide year-round access to the region's freshwater lakes and nature preserves. The area sits at the Florida-Alabama border with elevations averaging 200-300 feet above sea level, creating a subtropical climate with mild winters and hot, humid summers. Spring (March-May) typically offers the most comfortable camping conditions with temperatures ranging from 60-80°F.
What to do
Fishing opportunities: Twin Lakes Camp Resort features night fishing from lighted docks with catches reported year-round. "Surrounded by 2 lakes this is a nice clean camp ground... They have fishing docks," notes Stephen D. about the resort's convenient angling access.
Water recreation: Vortex Spring offers activities beyond basic swimming with unique options for visitors. "There are many things to do on property. Swimming, diving, water slides, swings, bike trails hiking trails, and Jeep trails," explains Rusty R., highlighting the diverse recreational options.
Beach exploration: Henderson Beach State Park Campground provides beach access that feels secluded despite its location. "You are in the middle of Destin but this place is gorgeous and quiet... Walking path to a beautiful beach," shares Lynn A. The park offers a mile of white sand shoreline with swimming and sunbathing opportunities.
What campers like
Private camping spaces: The Oaks Family RV Park & Campground offers well-maintained sites with good separation. "The campground is very clean, neat and tidy... The concrete pads are level and have plenty of maneuvering space around them," writes Spencer B., appreciating the thoughtful layout.
Clean facilities: Topsail Hill Preserve State Park Campground maintains high standards for their amenities. "The tent sites are all separated and private, the facilities are clean, and best of all they have access to the most lovely beach!" remarks Robin B., highlighting the park's commitment to cleanliness.
Weather considerations: Sunset King RV Resort provides year-round accommodations with seasonal considerations. "Nice place for a quick stay," mentions Paige, though noting that summer heat may limit outdoor activities for families with young children.
What you should know
Reservation timing: Camp On The Gulf requires advance planning due to high demand, especially for premium sites. "This park has something for everyone. Up top away from the beach the level sites have plenty of shade. Beachfront sites are tight but you have the ocean at your doorstep," explains Doug and Terri C.
Site variations: Some cabins have significant differences in amenities between locations and even within the same campground. "Pay attention to the size site you reserve some of them are more narrow and less deep than others. It can make backing in a challenge," advises Andrea W. about Camp On The Gulf.
Seasonal differences: Campground accessibility changes throughout the year with varying prices and availability. "We stayed here for one night in July 2020 as our midway point from GA to Texas," shares Elizabeth G. about Henderson Beach State Park, noting peak summer occupancy.
Tips for camping with families
Kid-friendly activities: Twin Lakes Camp Resort offers family amenities beyond cabin accommodations. "Very clean campground with plenty of amenities," notes totorunner, while another reviewer mentions "a swimming pool, laundry, excellent bathroom amenities."
Safety considerations: Cabin properties have varying levels of supervision and security features. "A private, gated road leads to level, stamped concrete pads landscaped with red lava rock around 2 lakes," describes Shannon J., highlighting the secure environment at Twin Lakes.
Playground access: The Oaks Family RV Park offers recreational areas specifically designed for children. "Nice playground. Rustic pond with ducks," notes Scott, while another reviewer mentions, "the playground is awesome it has a zipline and it will hold grown-ups we like to play on."
Tips from RVers
Site specifications: J & J's Place at the Springs offers limited but well-maintained RV sites with cabin options nearby. "4 RV sites with water and electricity(30/50 amp) hookups(no sewer). Showers and toilets are very close and clean and well maintained," shares Dirk B., noting the excellent internet connectivity.
Leveling requirements: Some cabin areas have uneven terrain requiring additional equipment. "We required a couple of blocks to achieve level but still very good for an all gravel site," mentions Tony C. about Henderson Beach State Park, suggesting preparation for minor adjustments.
Utility considerations: Water and electrical hookups vary between properties, affecting cabin comfort levels. "There is a potable water faucet and a two plug 30 amp electrical outlet at each site," explains Michael D. about Topsail Hill, providing important information for those planning extended stays.
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