7 campgrounds with availability next weekend
Mobile County hosts several full-hookup RV campgrounds near major highways I-10 and I-65. Apalachee RV Campground at Blakeley State Park offers spacious sites with water, electric, and sewer hookups in a wooded setting with good site separation. All About Relaxing RV Park provides 41 full-hookup sites with both 30- and 50-amp service year-round on level concrete pads. "The RV sites are well landscaped with signs welcoming you by name. The only downside is the sites are a little cramped/close together," noted one visitor. Mobile Oaks RV Resort (formerly Johnny's RV Resort) accommodates large rigs with 50-amp service, and Deer Creek RV Park features 19 sites with both 30- and 50-amp connections and sewer hookups.
Most RV parks in the Mobile area operate year-round with varying seasonal demand. Within 30 miles of downtown, several parks offer gated security and amenities such as swimming pools, dog runs, and laundry facilities. Site conditions vary considerably between parks - Blakeley State Park's sites can be challenging to level according to reviews, while All About Relaxing provides meticulously maintained concrete pads. Dump stations are available at most parks, with the I-10 Welcome Center offering a free dump station for travelers passing through. Cell service is generally reliable throughout the region, though some parks enforce strict rules about overnight parking. During hurricane season (June through November), travelers should monitor weather conditions and check cancellation policies when making reservations.
"The site had trees to hang my hammock, a fire ring, water, and a picnic table. You walk maybe 50ft from your parking spot to the site in the woods."
"It is very close to Mobile, but also very secluded. There is alot of space between sites and lots to see and do within the campground also."
"Peaceful rural setting, wonderful staff, roomy pull-through and a beautiful pond view Winner’s Circle RV Resort was the second campground of our very first RV trip, and already we were starting to learn"
"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"
"Clean, safe, convenient, friendly, fun place, cool pool, great gathering areas, great patios and great dog park. The sites are level and hook-ups are convenient."
"Clean, safe, convenient, friendly, fun place, cool pool, great gathering areas, great patios and great dog park. The sites are level and hook-ups are convenient."
from $50 - $65 / night
"Very friendly staff and park. -1 star because area was not the best yet it was still safe and asked for 30 amp but was given a 50 amp yet the staff let us borrow the converted for the night."
"This park is now Mobile west. They are still going through some changes. Pretty quiet park with security gates and cameras. Alot of nice size trees with a 14 acre lake and swimming pool."
from $59 - $64 / night
"Best Wi-Fi ever. Beautiful park area. Dog friendly with park and dog washing station. Clean restrooms. Big rig friendly. This place is awesome."
"The dog park is so big and our pups were able to really run around and get their energy out."
"It is very conveniently located off I-65 and the park is very well kept, bathhouses are immaculate and very large."
from $0 - $1 / night
"Nice RV park, felt safe. Our daughter enjoyed the playground. We went in March, so we were hoping to enjoy the heated pool, but unfortunately it was ice cold."
"Haven’t had a hot shower yet in the facilities Sewer was plugged when hot there but they had it gixed by morning. Hopeful hot water is there the rest of the stay."
from $49 - $79 / night
"We camped in site 17 in a 40’ motor home and had plenty of space. Nice concrete pad, fire ring and picnic table. The lake is beautiful and water is clear."
"There was a nice playground and a great disc golf course! I liked the campsites. However, it is obviously very flat and does not have a lot of nature trails."
from $50 - $100 / night
"All have full hookups including sewer. Lots at gravel and level with plenty of room to park your camper & tow vehicle. Swimming g pool is nice, there is also a large fire pit."
"This was a quiet and peaceful stay. The view of the gulf is lovely. Plenty of parking space and has sewer, water, & electric hookups. About 30 mins from Mobile."
from $60 / night
GuideThe park has a great atmosphere. The sites may be close, but no one invades another persons site and most of the people that live here work. Because it doesn’t offer much in the way of all the bells and whistles, most people would avoid it, which suits me just fine!
GuideSpent a lovely night at Davis Bayou Campground. A beautiful, peaceful setting with fantastic hiking and cycling trails to explore. Perfect for stretching your legs, getting on the bikes and enjoying the great outdoors. Definitely worth a stop!
GuideWe stayed one night. Camp is quiet and close from a very cute little town Ocean Springs. The sites are nice. Bathroom very clean, showers look new with a nice hot water. Good place to stay
ScoutWould recommend. Been here many months. Feels safe. It's very quiet. People keep to themselves. Restrooms/showers are mostly ok. Only 2 available, adjacent to office. Planned activities, group meals and pot lucks, clean, basic, unheated pool, small user friendly laundry room. Mostly older people here. Good monthly rates! Generally well kept up.
TravelerBeautiful Park!
GuideThe camp ground is clean. Plenty of sheer house that are very clean. If your wanting to fish it’s not exactly premier fishing location but all in all nice place to camp especially for the low cost.
TravelerPeaceful rural setting, wonderful staff, roomy pull-through and a beautiful pond view Winner’s Circle RV Resort was the second campground of our very first RV trip, and already we were starting to learn what matters to us. The campground is a little farther off the main route than our first stop, and the entrance was not especially obvious when approaching with a large fifth wheel. We initially missed the turn, had traffic behind us, and had to continue until we could safely turn around and approach it again. The entrance and exit are separate, and the access road is fairly narrow, so I would definitely pay close attention when arriving with a big rig. Once we got there, though, our experience was wonderful. We arrived after the office had officially closed, but the staff was incredibly kind and stayed around to make sure we had the information we needed. That was especially appreciated because we were still very new at this and every travel day seemed to come with at least one unexpected learning experience. We had originally picked a different site based on the campground map, but the person who actually knew the property suggested Site 81 instead. She was absolutely right. That taught me an important early RV lesson: a campground map can tell you where a site is, but it cannot always tell you what that site actually feels like. Our pull-through had plenty of elbow room, no one immediately crowded beside us, and a beautiful pond view directly in front of the RV. Ducks came wandering over to greet us, and the whole setting felt peaceful and rural. The site had the full hookups we needed and plenty of room for our large fifth wheel. Of course, being our“virgin voyage,” we still managed to create another adventure for ourselves. We were so proud that we had finally arrived before dark—until our hitch ball decided not to release. By the time we solved that problem and finished setting up, it was dark anyway. Apparently chasing daylight was going to become part of our travel style for a while.😂 But that had nothing to do with the campground. Winner’s Circle gave us exactly what we wanted: friendly people, room to breathe, full hookups and a peaceful place to settle in for the night. And after only two campgrounds, I was already beginning to realize that elbow room and a pretty view were going to rank pretty high on my personal campground preference list. We would absolutely stay here again.
ScoutI moved in on 08/05/26. It's a nice park, it's clean, quiet and the manager is nice. When I rented my cottage the manager advised me that a guy would be coming by to feed a cat he left behind when he moved to another cottage on the property. I told her that's fine but I don't want him coming up on my porch and that I will take care of the cat as I already have one. Then my 2nd night here I hear a dog barking while my cat is going crazy in the window. I looked outside to see a pitbull tied to my steps. When I opened my door to see what was going on the dog lunged at me and was barking trying to get to me. Thank God it was tied up. The owner and I got into a shouting match and I told him to keep his dog away. He came back the next night with the dog. Once again I asked him not to come around with the dog. He told me to get back in my house Bitch! I advised the manager of this incident and she asked if we could just get a long. A couple days later I saw her and told her I will try to talk to the guy. Last night 08/18/26 I was going to my car when he walked by with his dog, I said Hey man I want to talk to you. He said FO, flipped me off and called me names again. As I walking back to my cottage he came walking back by and started cussing and asked me if I wanted to fight and told me not to come out of my place when I see him. I'm 64 years old with heart failure this guy is half my age. Now I don't feel safe or comfortable here. All I want is to live in peace. Roger(Mike) Hrasdzira
ScoutIt has camper spots or rents campers that are already hooked up with cable there is a swimming hole a little further down the road pretty nice people own it not far from bellingrath gardens, the bayou and dauphin island is only 20 mins away. It's a little drive to a store
Mobile County RV camping includes parks with concrete pads, full-hookup sites, and sites for larger vehicles. The area receives about 65 inches of rain annually, creating lush surroundings at many campgrounds. Most sites in the region have electrical service ranging from 30 to 50-amp connections, with water hookups standard at established campgrounds.
Fishing and boating access: The Retreat RV & Campground On Styx River offers direct river access for anglers and paddlers. "The river bank is gorgeous and we even spent a dinner out next to the river," notes one visitor who appreciated the water access.
Golf options: Citronelle Lakeview RV Park includes a public golf course on the drive into the campground. As one reviewer mentioned, "We loved Citronelle and will definitely go back regularly. Whole family enjoyed playing golf, fishing, and walking."
Historical exploration: Blakeley State Park Apalachee Campground features preserved historical areas dating back to the 1800s. A camper noted, "Great park with a ton of historically preserved areas from the 1800's," making it ideal for history enthusiasts visiting the Mobile area.
Spacious sites: Homestead RV Community receives high marks for its concrete pads. "The sites are HUGE! Plenty of amenities," writes one reviewer. Another mentions, "The concrete pads are really large and make for easy leveling and give ample space to park 2 vehicles easily."
Amenities for extended stays: All About Relaxing RV Park has thoughtful additions for longer-term campers. A reviewer explains, "A lot of thought went into the amenities. There are bench swings, a giant chess board, horseshoe pit, dog run and dog bathing area, pool, cabana/pavilions, and many other amenities."
Pet-friendly facilities: Many Mobile area campgrounds accommodate four-legged travelers. Homestead RV Community features "a dog park which our dog loved being off leash" according to one reviewer, while another notes their "dog park is so big and our pups were able to really run around and get their energy out."
Weather considerations: Hurricane season runs from June through November in Mobile County, requiring careful planning and flexible reservations. During severe weather, some parks provide safety information and designated shelter areas.
Site leveling challenges: Some parks require additional equipment for leveling. At The Retreat, one camper advised, "Make sure you bring leveling blocks, some of the sites are fairly level while others are not. Our site sloped down towards the river and we needed extra blocks to place under our tires and stabilizers."
Cell service variations: While coverage is generally good throughout Mobile County, signal strength varies by campground location. Parks closer to town typically have stronger service than those in more remote settings near waterways.
Local food options: Bay Palms RV Resort is relatively isolated from convenient dining. "Luckily we brought most of the food we needed because there is no nearby fast food and limited grocery stores. Just something to be aware of. Mainly seafood or pizza restaurants around," reports one camper.
Pool access: Several RV parks near Mobile feature swimming pools for children. At Bay Palms RV Resort, "Our daughter enjoyed the playground. We went in March, so we were hoping to enjoy the heated pool, but unfortunately it was ice cold. Looked nice and clean for summer use though."
Private bathroom facilities: Some parks offer individual bathroom units instead of communal facilities. At Blakeley State Park, one camper noted, "The bathroom was clean, had a light, very soft toilet paper, and hand sanitizer."
Playground options: Mobile Oaks RV Resort (formerly Johnny's RV Resort) includes a lake and swimming pool suitable for families. A camper mentioned, "I stayed here for 6 months and I was right down by the lake and pool. It is nice and peaceful."
Site size considerations: Several parks have tight spaces that may challenge larger rigs. At The Retreat RV Campground, a camper warned, "Our camper is 35 feet travel trailer, and it was quiet tight getting into our spot, and it will be for most current spots, we would not have been able to park where we were had there been a camper next to us."
Arrival assistance: Some parks provide personalized check-in services. At All About Relaxing RV Park, reviewers consistently mention staff assistance: "They took us to our pull through spot, helped us get lined up, and greeted us like old friends!"
Seasonal rate variations: RV camping near Mobile, Alabama typically costs more during winter months when snowbirds arrive. Daily rates at parks like Winner's Circle RV Resort range from $35 for basic sites to $55 for premium pull-through locations, with military and Good Sam discounts available at many facilities.
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