Top Dog Friendly Camping near Mobile, AL

Are you planning a camping trip to Mobile with your dog? We've got you covered. The Dyrt can help you find the best campsites for you and your dog. Whether you're looking for a quiet location in the woods or a place near local attractions, The Dyrt makes it easy to find the perfect spot for you and your pup.

Best Dog-Friendly Sites Near Mobile, AL (105)

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    1. Meaher State Park Campground

    31 Reviews
    114 Photos
    201 Saves
    Daphne, Alabama
    • Pets
    • Fires
    • Electric Hookups
    • Phone Service
    • Reservable
    • ADA Access
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    3. Gulf State Park Campground

    99 Reviews
    356 Photos
    691 Saves
    Orange Beach, Alabama

    Gulf State Park has two miles of beaches, a spacious campground and a brand new Lodge and Conference Center to greet you. Yes, we have gorgeous white sand,surging surf, seagulls and a variety of activities, but there is more than sand and surf to sink your toes into.

    There is something for everyone inside Gulf State Park Campground. The beach pavilion provides picnic tables as an escape from the beach, the nature center is a great place for the kids to learn, the swimming pool provides refreshment for our guests and the Lake Shelby day use area offers kayaking and canoeing. For a change of pace while visiting check out the fishing and education pier, miles of biking on the Backcountry trail, beautiful flowers in the butterfly garden, and additional education at the learning campus, interpretive center in the near future.

    • Pets
    • Fires
    • Electric Hookups
    • Phone Service
    • Reservable
    • ADA Access
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    4. Dauphin Island Campground

    31 Reviews
    156 Photos
    458 Saves
    Dauphin Island, Alabama

    At this Dauphin Island RV park & campground, you can enjoy the natural beauty of Dauphin Island, with year-round camping for the entire family.

    The 155-acre park offers an abundance of exceptional recreation offerings. It is uniquely positioned so that guests have immediate access to a secluded beach, the Audobon Bird Sanctuary, and public boat launches.

    Dauphin Island Park has 151 available campsites, 99 of which have full hookups for your RV. Guests have access to ice and firewood sales on-site, free wi-fi, an an off-leash dog park, laundry facilities, a playground, bicycle rentals, picnic tables, and much more!

    • Pets
    • Fires
    • Electric Hookups
    • Phone Service
    • Reservable
    • ADA Access

    $50 / night

    Camper-submitted photo from All About Relaxing RV Park, Mobile, AL
    Camper-submitted photo from All About Relaxing RV Park, Mobile, AL
    Camper-submitted photo from All About Relaxing RV Park, Mobile, AL
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    5. All About Relaxing RV Park, Mobile, AL

    10 Reviews
    31 Photos
    42 Saves
    Theodore, Alabama

    At All About Relaxing RV Park, we take relaxing seriously. It isn’t just a name, it’s who we are, and it's what we are "All About"!

    Have a big rig? We have just the space for you! Our park features 41 full hookups with 30 and 50-amp pull-thru and back-in sites.

    Our pristine pet-friendly RV Park has a list of great amenities, including a swimming pool, barbecue grills, a modern guest laundry facility, and high-end restrooms with shower stalls. Relax with family and friends in one of our hammocks while your four-legged best friends have run of the on-site dog park, when finished wash your furry friend in our complimentary dog wash. Our pavilion is well-equipped with two pickleball courts, 2 cornhole games, and plenty of seating for your fan club as you play. We encourage all of our guests to get comfortable during their stay, that is the root of our name!

    We have designed our Mobile Alabama RV park with all the little things in mind. We want you to feel like you’ve stepped into a quieter, slower time. Where sitting on the porch and enjoying a chat with new friends is the norm. Where you will always be treated like family! As you arrive, we know you’re going to be surprised by our true southern hospitality… it really is “Sweet Home Alabama!”

    We are conveniently located off Highways 1-10 and I-65, with easy access to our park.

    • Pets
    • Fires
    • Electric Hookups
    • Reservable
    • ADA Access
    • RVs

    $50 - $65 / night

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    6. Chickasabogue Park - Temporarily Closed

    9 Reviews
    12 Photos
    49 Saves
    Eight Mile, Alabama

    Chickasabogue Park is temporarily closed to the public effective Jan 31, 2022, for infrastructure and amenity improvements. It will remain closed until construction and renovation are complete. It’s estimated the park will be closed for at least a year.

    While the park is closed, residents should note that the nearest alternate boat launch is at William Brooks Park, located at 601 US-43, Chickasaw, AL 36611. The nearest Mobile County RV campground is River Delta Marina and Campground, 2350 Dead Lake Road, Creola, AL 36525; reservations may be made by calling 251-574-2266.

    Park renovation includes infrastructure work like water, sewer and roadwork as well as construction of an events and interpretive center, playground/splash pad area, RV campground, parking areas, boat ramp, additional disc golf holes, and new restroom facilities. Once it reopens, Chickasabogue will have improved amenities including its trails, basketball courts, restrooms, pavilions, RV camping sites and generally enhanced park infrastructure.

    Chickasabogue Park is an 1,100-acre outdoor recreation facility and wildlife refuge in Eight Mile, Alabama. The park is less than 15 minutes from downtown Mobile and provides a wide variety of outdoor activities in a natural setting while protecting the environment and preserving the diversity of indigenous plants and animals. The park has about 17 miles of hiking and biking trails, a disc golf course, sports fields, a boat launch, RV campgrounds, and a beach on Chickasabogue Creek, which connects the park to Mobile Bay.

    Chickasabogue Park improvements are part of Mobile County Commission’s multi-year, $40 million parks improvement initiative that includes $35 million for increased public access to water.

    Mobile County Commission’s parks improvement initiative is made possible through funding generated by the Gulf of Mexico Energy Security Act (GOMESA). Authorized uses of GOMESA funds, generated through Alabama’s offshore oil and gas drilling leases, include conserving, protecting and mitigating the impact of such activity by implementing a federally-approved conservation plan. Part of the local conservation plan is to increase public access to shoreline recreational areas, such as along the Chickasabogue Creek.

    • Pets
    • Fires
    • Electric Hookups
    • Phone Service
    • Reservable
    • ADA Access
    Camper-submitted photo from Davis Bayou Campground — Gulf Islands National Seashore
    Camper-submitted photo from Davis Bayou Campground — Gulf Islands National Seashore
    Camper-submitted photo from Davis Bayou Campground — Gulf Islands National Seashore
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    Camper-submitted photo from Davis Bayou Campground — Gulf Islands National Seashore

    7. Davis Bayou Campground — Gulf Islands National Seashore

    39 Reviews
    139 Photos
    165 Saves
    Ocean Springs, Mississippi

    Overview

    Davis Bayou Campground is located east of downtown Ocean Springs, Mississippi, and is a part of Gulf Islands National Seashore. Visitors enjoy the campground for its easy access to boating, fishing, biking and hiking trails.

    Recreation

    Davis Bayou offers many recreational opportunities for visitors year-round such as fishing, boating, biking, bird watching, picnicking and attending ranger-led programs. Visitors may also enjoy hiking along the Davis Bayou Trail, which takes visitors through a coastal forest and over two local bayous, with an opportunity to see alligators and other reptiles. The campground offers easy access, a 1/2 mile, to the park's boat launch, as well as the scenic Davis Bayou Trail. The fishing pier, located near the Visitor Center, may be used by visitors who possess a Mississippi State Saltwater Fishing License.

    Facilities

    Davis Bayou offers many recreational opportunities for visitors year-round such as fishing, boating, biking, bird watching, picnicking and attending ranger-led programs. Visitors may also enjoy hiking along the Davis Bayou Trail, which takes visitors through a coastal forest and over two local bayous, with an opportunity to see alligators and other reptiles. The campground offers easy access, a 1/2 mile, to the park's boat launch, as well as the scenic Davis Bayou Trail. The fishing pier, located near the Visitor Center, may be used by visitors who possess a Mississippi State Saltwater Fishing License.

    Natural Features

    The campground is nestled among live oaks and pine trees and is adjacent to a saltwater marsh. Most campsites offer some shade throughout the day and all offer a tranquil setting for migratory bird watching and picnicking.

    Nearby Attractions

    Davis Bayou is home to many of the park's highly visited barrier islands, such as Horn, Petit Bois, East Ship and West Ship islands. Private boaters may enjoy fishing and swimming, as well as beach combing and bird watching. Private boaters may also enjoy island camping on all islands except West Ship Island, which is only open to visitors from sunrise to sunset. The barrier islands are accessible by boat only, therefore you may visit with your own boat or by private charter. Visitors may call 228-875-9057, ext. 114, for a list of park-approved licensed boat operators. Ferries run to West Ship Island from Gulfport, MS during the months March through October. For more information about the ferry service, please call Ship Island Excursions at 228-864-1014.

    • Pets
    • Fires
    • Electric Hookups
    • Phone Service
    • Reservable
    • RVs

    $30 - $100 / night

    Camper-submitted photo from Big Lagoon State Park Campground
    Camper-submitted photo from Big Lagoon State Park Campground
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    8. Big Lagoon State Park Campground

    44 Reviews
    145 Photos
    418 Saves
    Perdido Key, Florida

    Think of Big Lagoon State Park as a gateway. It not only offers swimming, boating, fishing, camping, hiking and paddling, but adventurers also can begin or end a 1,515-mile sea kayaking journey on the Florida Circumnavigational Saltwater Paddling Trail around the entire state. The top half of a kayak embedded in sand marks the launch site along with a box containing a weathered log book.

    The park is also a gateway for the Great Florida Birding and Wildlife Trail. The park is a stopover for more than 23 species of wood-warbler and a variety of ducks, sandpipers and black-bellied plovers. Bring binoculars or borrow a pair from the ranger station and roam the shore and extensive coastal forest, or climb the three-story observation tower for a bird’s-eye view.

    Begin your outdoor adventure at Big Lagoon State Park!

    Camping is available in designated areas. Surrounded by beautiful pine flats, the campground has 75 sites, each equipped with 30/50 amp electric, water, a picnic table and a fire ring/ground grill. Three full-service restrooms and a dump station are available.

    Pets are welcome in the campground. Maximum RV length = 40 feet.

    • Pets
    • Fires
    • Electric Hookups
    • Phone Service
    • Reservable
    • ADA Access

    $20 / night

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      9. I-10 Kampground

      4 Reviews
      10 Saves
      Theodore, Alabama
      • Pets
      • Electric Hookups
      • Phone Service
      • Reservable
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      Recent Dog-Friendly Reviews In Mobile

      537 Reviews of 105 Mobile Campgrounds


      • Camper-submitted photo from Five Flags RV Park
        September 24, 2024

        Five Flags RV Park

        Great for the price if you are on a road trip!

        We used this place for the stop for the night during our cross country road trip. The pull through site 67 had a nice level slab which was nice. Free wifi available and no contact check in. Late check in was perfectly fine. Alot of folks do live here.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Blue Heron Escape RV Resort
        August 14, 2024

        Blue Heron Escape RV Resort

        Wonderful!

        The Blue Heron Escape RV resort is one of the newest RV camping options in Foley, AL. It is the perfect location for beachgoers and explorers to enjoy Alabama's Gulf Coast. It is approximately 6 miles from Gulf Shores/Orange Beach. Additionally, the location is perfectly distanced to avoid the hustle and bustle of tourists, and it is close to shopping. 

        The owners, Scott and Gayle, are very involved with the resort and make the time to welcome you to the park. They are continually looking for ways to improve their guest's experiences.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Gulf State Park Campground
        July 3, 2024

        Gulf State Park Campground

        Campers with way too much stuff

        If it didn’t have the Gulf weather and bugs and or for that matter, the campers, this would be a five star campground. I sit here writing this review at the pool. I opened my book to read and the lady next to me brought out her Bluetooth speaker to blast music. Last night, a family chowed down on a can of pringles in the pool. Trash everywhere at the fishing docks. My husband went to put our wash in the dryer last night and dryers were filled with abandoned clothing. People have bicycles with horns.

        We did make the mistake of coming here during one of the busiest weeks of July, but that doesn’t mean that every campsite should be littered with crazy amounts of gear, despite it being so obviously oppressively hot and muggy that much of it seems unusable. I want to reiterate: the weather is vile but I still can’t imagine bringing fans to plug in OUTSIDE of my camper. The campers next to us have a large trailer, camper bus, a large truck and a golf cart. In one spot. That doesn’t include the bikes, the chairs, the tents, etc.

        The actual campsites and facilities are nice. Individual campsites are spacious and level and come with a grill and picnic table. Some site locations are much better situated than others (I would never want to camp along Campground Road - it’s insanely busy with cars and bicycles). It’s great to have a large pool w backside, clean and fairly large laundry facilities, a camp store and an exceptional network of bike trails. There is also a very awesome nature center, several playgrounds, pickleball courts, a boat ramp, and free bicycle rentals! There is ten bathhouses and while only three bathroom and shower stalls each seemed insufficient to me there wasn’t anyone in the bathhouses any time I utilized them. They were super clean and in reasonable proximity to all of the sites in the loop.

        The campground, which is massive (500 plus sites) consists of several loops, and is smack dab in the middle of the State Park. Campers get free parking at several beaches in the Park, which we utilized (beach was pretty quiet in the morning). I thought that was a great perk. We didn’t get to bike much between the heat and rain but the trail system looks amazing and there were plenty of staged opportunities for both free and paid bike rentals.

        The campground is located right smack dab in between Orange Beach and Gulf Shores, which is ideal if you want to go play some miniature golf or grab a bite to eat.

        I think coming off season is probably the best bet - we honestly didn’t even feel like we were in nature when we came and it was so darn humid I didn’t really want to nature anyway! I think the campground would benefit from allowing less vehicles at each spot - from my vantage point, I’m literally staring out at nine trucks for maybe three campers.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Gulf State Park Campground
        June 23, 2024

        Gulf State Park Campground

        Great beach access with a ton of activities all around

        We stayed at spot 448. It was a pull through spot with a good amount of morning and late afternoon shade. Site was somewhat level, maybe about.75” lean on one side. Bathrooms were relatively close, but there was a lack of stalls for how many campsites there are. There is a lack of places to throw trash and the dumpsters are all the way back at the front of the park, it’s quite a drive. Not a lot of street lights throughout the campground made things nice and quiet at night. It was very nice that almost every spot had full hookups. The site had decent Verizon cell service, around 10-20 mbps. The Tmobile service was around the same. Service seemed to be better the closer to the main road you were in the park. The biking trails were amazing, very wide, with a good amount of shade. Lots of activities to do around the park besides the beach. You can walk or bike to the beach, although it's around 2 miles depending on where your spot is. Your parking pass for the campground also provides free parking at various beaches around the park. It’s only about a 15 minute drive to either gulf shores or orange beach for even more things to do. Overall the campground was clean, relatively quiet, right next to the beach, with a ton of activities. Negatives would be how expensive it is, lack of bathroom stalls, and since the park is so massive, it takes a while to get everywhere.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Pensacola RV Park
        June 16, 2024

        Pensacola RV Park

        Solid Short Stay

        This review is written as a short stay versus a destination campground (CG). Our RV GPS and Waze took us to the Pensacola area, and then we followed the email instructions for coming in Eastbound on I-10 and taking exit 7A. They are the second RV park on Wilde Lake Blvd, 1/2 mile past the large Wilde Lake Church on the left. Check-in was super friendly and we were escorted to pull through site 64 with FHUs. 50 psi on water, 5 bars on Verizon, and a good shot to the north sky as requested for Starlink as this was Super Bowl Sunday. They had cable but we didn't use it. We were in what seemed to be their short-term area. The sites were close together but we did have a little brick patio with a picnic table. Solid CG for a few days.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Meaher State Park Campground
        May 31, 2024

        Meaher State Park Campground

        Very nice state park

        Very clean, well kept park. Good space between sites. The only downside I could find was I10 is close enough to be heard. 5 minutes away from battleship park. Plan for a whole day there if you really want to see everything they have to offer. Only an hours drive to the Naval Air Station at Pensacola. Highly recommend the museum there as well as Blue Angels practice viewing.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Alabama Coast Campground
        May 26, 2024

        Alabama Coast Campground

        Great RV Park! (Tents also)

        Our site was pull thru, all with FHU, great water pressure, gravel sites. Great place to decompress and unwind, in a natural environment. Spacious sites, also saw a nice tent area, several portable potty’s, and a free to use washer and dryer in the Hanger/guest clubhouse , that also has a sink station, picnic tables, and grilling area! Lots of added touches! 3 dog parks, dog washing station, mutt mitts throughout park(which was much appreciated,) a nice playground, tree swing, volleyball area, soccer field, and disc golf. This is our third time here, the first was for the balloon festival, and we stayed in a smaller back-in site, second time was for our granddaughter’s cheer competition, in Orange Beach, and now we are here to kick off the summer with our grand at OWA! The pull through site was partly shady and more than accommodating, with our truck and 40” RV. T-Mobile was ok, but we used our Starlink for work and streaming, which was awesome…no interference. We went to the fireworks at OWA tonight and ate at The Goat and watched the playoffs! The rest of the week will be full of fun at Tropic Falls, and ACC is within minutes of restaurants, stores and beaches!

      • Camper-submitted photo from Mystic Springs
        May 24, 2024

        Mystic Springs

        Very nice and quiet .

        This was a nice spot and was free. You do have to have a reservation. It's a little unlevel and best to back in. Be sure to get a site map, or it will be hard to find.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Deer Creek RV Park
        May 14, 2024

        Deer Creek RV Park

        Highly Recommend and will stay here again

        We stayed at Deer Creek RV Park after returning from Florida headed back out west and this place is awesome. It is very conveniently located off I-65 and the park is very well kept, bathhouses are immaculate and very large. Has a dog park which our dog loved being off leash and owners are very nice, informative and can also recommend great restaurants around. They also have two other RV sites close to Gulf Shores and OWA in Foley. Highly recommend!

      • Camper-submitted photo from Pirates Cove RrrrV Park
        May 13, 2024

        Pirates Cove RrrrV Park

        This is a nice place

        This is a really nice place, convenient to all the areas of Foley. All campsites have a wide concrete pad, fully electric with water and sewer. The shower bathrooms were very clean and open 24 seven. I personally had one issue in that I had a long day, and arrived later in the evening, but the Friday night karaoke did not end until after 10 PM, so I didn’t get to sleep as soon as I wanted to. However, I got over it and slept a little bit later the next morning and went about my business for the day. Our second night Saturday evening was just fine. I would definitely stay here again if I come through the area. Our corner campsite was close to two intersecting roads, and occasionally a loud vehicle will pass by. As I am used to some noise in the evening, it didn’t bother me, but it might bother someone else who is looking for complete silence. But that has more to do with the location of some of the campsites so feel free to book sites in the center of the campground if they are available. I still give this place four out of five stars. Although each individual campsite has Wi-Fi, I had a strong signal on Verizon 5G ultra wideband.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Gulf State Park Campground
        April 28, 2024

        Gulf State Park Campground

        Awesome facilities

        Awesome state park with incredible facilities. We had reserved a campsite for our camper van, with my elderly parents renting a cabin at lakeside eagle cabins (also part of state park). It wasn’t a feasible option to walk between the two on a regular basis, so we ended up staying with them in their cabin so we could be together. It was phenomenal. New, modern, three bedroom cabin with awesome screen porch. Campground was clean and nice too. Good hiking trails in the park. We would return!

      • Camper-submitted photo from Gulf State Park Campground
        April 13, 2024

        Gulf State Park Campground

        Beautiful beach getaway

        This is a beautiful state park with lots to do for the kiddos. They have nature trails, a swimming pool, tennis courts, shuffle board and a nature center where you can learn about local wildlife. There are several lakes for fishing. The beach is across the highway from the park, so you have to drive or take the shuttle service - there is a shuttle that runs throughout the park. It is a large park and very spread out. Tons of bathhouses - We did not use so can’t comment on the status. We did see alligators on the nature walk. Super cool. Most of the sites do not have shade, just fyi. the beach had one of those rollout handicap mats so you could get your wheelchair closer to the water. LOVED that!!

      • Camper-submitted photo from Gulf State Park Campground
        March 30, 2024

        Gulf State Park Campground

        Amazing park on the water

        These campgrounds areamazing. We have full hookups, wifi, activity center with pool, tennis courts, horseshoes and volleyball. Great hiking and biking trails.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Gulf State Park Campground
        March 29, 2024

        Gulf State Park Campground

        The Queen of Campgrounds

        What can I say?  Gulf State Park is the one by which all other parks in the region (NW Florida/Alabama) are to be compared.  Everything you want: Hiking, BIKING, access to the beach, fishing, etc.  Many sites have shade and a degree of seclusion.  28 or so paved bicycle trails, great Wifi, etc.

        Only caveat:  Good luck trying to book a site.  Takes a pro, or a bot or something.  It's rightfully popular.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Gulf Breeze RV Resort
        March 28, 2024

        Gulf Breeze RV Resort

        Liars

        They are not calling guests with reservations to let them know that there is no longer free cable or internet.  The outside pool is empty and unsafe. They have removed putt putt, basketball,  and docks for fishing. Also, the amenities listed, like alcohol and market, do not exist. More lies to get people in. After raising rates and getting really bad feedback,  they are now begging people with promos to get them to stay.  And don't let them tow your rv because they don't have the truck that they use insured.  So if they damage it who pays for it? They can't afford repairs in the park so don't count on them paying for your repairs if it gets damaged. I see no future for this park with the " investment " management company they brought in. More worried about filling their pockets than caring for guests. It's sad that the summer folks will show up and find all of this out and be stuck because all of the other parks will be full for summer.  It's companies like this that take the fun out of the rv life.  If you want to see for yourself Google REEAF and RVPM. They don't even treat outside investors well.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Bay Breeze RV on the Bay
        March 15, 2024

        Bay Breeze RV on the Bay

        Great little campground

        25 site campground right on the bay. Staff was very friendly, campground was very clean. Very close to some great restaurants, we ate at De Sotos and some the very best crab claws I’ve ever had. Close to Gulf Shores and Orange Beach.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Green Wood Stable Lodge RV Park
        February 25, 2024

        Green Wood Stable Lodge RV Park

        Animal Cruelty - Horrible experience

        We were on a 12 hour haul coming from FL. I allotted for 30 min of traffic and 30 min to pick up a horse on our way. Neither of those things happened so we ended up being about an hour early. I texted the host when I was 3 hours out letting her know our new arrival time. She said she wasn't available and I'd have to wait. I said I can't wait, I've had horses on the trailer for 12 hours. She said I was not to unload and was to leave them standing on the trailer while I waited for her. I asked for simple instructions on where to put my animals. She refused. This is absolutely unacceptable and animal cruelty. I ended up having to desperately find another place to go for my horses while on the road. She refused to refund my money. I cannot say enough negative things about this place or the woman who runs it.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Dauphin Island Campground
        February 9, 2024

        Dauphin Island Campground

        Secret Beach

        Cute little beach that wasn’t crowded at all. The water gets deep fast. It’s a nice spot to park and be to your spot with little walking.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Mystic Springs Recreation Area
        February 7, 2024

        Mystic Springs Recreation Area

        Primitive site with fire ring, grill, trash can, , large portapotty and nice water view.

        I’ve camped at Mystic Springs numerous times. I book the group site. Very large & spacious. Perfect for a large group or multiple people. Plenty of room for several tents. It has a fire ring, grill, covered structure with 2 picnic tables, a garbage can and a large portapotty. It’s generally very quiet. It’s a gated site so to me it feels more secure. People do walk through the site occasionally but not too often. It’s primitive camping so no power & no potable water. Most sites have water view.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Shady Acres Campground
        January 29, 2024

        Shady Acres Campground

        Convenient, Full Hook Up, Nice Shade...but nasty showers & dog off leash...

        Passed through one night stay.  Convenient to get to off I-10, shady spot and full hook up.  Should have used our own shower, but I like to look around......not good.  Code to use the shower wasn't necessary because door wasn't shut and locked, shower was NASTY, but they did provide your own personal brillo pad for cleaning.....Wait, that wasn't a brillo pad!......lol.  Walked dogs in the morning to have to retreat back to camper due to pit bull running around off leash.  Probably won't be back.

      • Camper-submitted photo from Winner's Circle RV Resort
        January 18, 2024

        Winner's Circle RV Resort

        Easy check in, great office personnel, clean, safe and nice amenities

        Seems newer, close to town but not with all the noise, set far back from the road, clean, really nice pool, great amenities. Reasonably priced. We would visit again

      • Camper-submitted photo from I-10 Kampground
        January 9, 2024

        I-10 Kampground

        Ok for one night

        I know there are new owners but when I pulled in there was no one in the office. They had a lot of long term people with some pretty old rigs. Did not like the place at all and I moved on.



      Guide to Mobile

      Camping near Mobile, Alabama, offers a mix of beautiful scenery and fun activities for everyone. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or an adventurous getaway, there are several campgrounds to choose from.

      What to do

      • Explore Historic Sites: Visit the nearby Battleship Park, just five minutes from Meaher State Park Campground. One reviewer said, “Plan for a whole day there if you really want to see everything they have to offer.”
      • Kayaking and Hiking: At Blakeley State Park Campground, you can enjoy kayaking and hiking. A visitor mentioned, “Went on a treed hike. Not too bad in shade with the water breeze for June.”
      • Wildlife Watching: Many campers enjoy spotting wildlife. One review noted, “Lots of wildlife including deer that come very close” at Apalachee - Blakeley State Park.

      What campers like

      • Clean Facilities: Campers appreciate well-maintained parks. A reviewer at All About Relaxing RV Park said, “The bathrooms/showers are clean.”
      • Spacious Sites: Many enjoy the roomy campsites. One camper at Meaher State Park Campground remarked, “Plenty of room between spaces which are staggered so you aren’t looking out your door at another trailer.”
      • Friendly Staff: Good service makes a difference. A visitor at I-10 Kampground shared, “The people are very friendly there; the bathrooms are nice and clean.”

      What you should know

      • Noise Levels: Some campgrounds are near busy roads. One camper noted, “The only downside I could find was I10 is close enough to be heard” at Meaher State Park Campground.
      • Limited Amenities: Not all parks have extensive facilities. A review of Bay Palms RV Resort mentioned, “There’s a gym not a haircut place according to the website.”
      • Bugs and Wildlife: Be prepared for insects, especially in swampy areas. One camper at Chickasabogue Park said, “There are swampy areas so it is somewhat buggy at dawn and dusk.”

      Tips for camping with families

      • Choose Family-Friendly Parks: Look for parks with playgrounds. A parent at Bay Palms RV Resort mentioned, “Our daughter enjoyed the playground.”
      • Plan for Activities: Make sure to have a list of activities. One reviewer at Blakeley State Park Campground said, “There are numerous trails to explore and they are all marked for easy exploration.”
      • Pack Snacks: Limited grocery options can be a hassle. A visitor at Bay Palms RV Resort noted, “Luckily we brought most of the food we needed because there is no nearby fast food.”

      Tips from RVers

      • Check Hookups: Ensure your site has the right hookups. A camper at Johnny's RV Resort mentioned, “I asked for 30 amp but was given a 50 amp.”
      • Be Mindful of Space: Some RV parks have tight spots. A review of All About Relaxing RV Park said, “The only downside is the sites are a little cramped/close together.”
      • Stay Updated on Facilities: Check for renovations or updates. A visitor at I-10 Kampground noted, “New owners seemed like they are working on updating everything.”

      Camping around Mobile, AL, has something for everyone, from families to solo adventurers. Just be prepared for the unique quirks of each campground!

      Frequently Asked Questions

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        According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular dog-friendly campground near Mobile, AL is Meaher State Park Campground with a 4.3-star rating from 31 reviews.

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