Best Cabin Camping near Monroeville, AL

Loved this place. It doesn’t look like it on the campground map, but most sites are secluded and come with their own picnic table, fire ring, and cover! The cover is amazing - you can put your tent, car or camper under it to stay dry. Makes me wonder why more campgrounds don’t have something similar. There’s a portapotty available, and it’s one of the cleanest I’ve visited.

Only issue with this place is the reservation system. I like that you can reserve a site in advance, but it seems like a lot of people take advantage of it and don’t end up showing. While I was here I think almost all the sites were officially booked, yet less than half actually were occupied. Please don’t do this if you’re staying here!

Oh yea, there was a pregnant cat at my site (6) as well. She was very sweet and maybe you’ll get to see her kittens if you stay here!

Mystic Springs Campground is a reservation only, free primitive campground. Each site has a porta potty, garbage can & covered pavilion with picnic table, fire ring & grill. Some sites are more difficult for large RV’s to navigate, but there are sites that will accommodate larger RV’s. Several of the sites are on the river, with river view (through the foliage), and there is a boat ramp. You could put in your kayaks (but definitely would NOT suggest unless you are a pro due to very fast running river. With a little climbing down to the bank in a few areas, fishing is an option. I’ve been there multiple times & have noticed that weekdays tend to be louder, as the few campers that are there, are more prone to leaving their dogs outside to bark all night. (Not the parks fault-just poor camp etiquette). Weekends are usually pretty quiet. I was there for New Years Eve weekend and beside a few fireworks early in the night, the campground was very quiet & peaceful. In the warmer months, I’ve noticed ants being a bit of a problem in some areas.

Bluff Springs Campground is a non-profit privately owned and operated campground. While it has not been operational since the pandemic the grounds have been maintained by a manager, grounds keeper and maintenance. 

The more than 500 acres provides a secluded peaceful place to unplug from the fast-paced world and reconnect with nature. There are two man-made lakes one of which can be used as a swimming area. However, a certified lifeguard must be present during the use of the lake. There's cabins, dorm rooms as well as classroom availability. 

I was fortunate to spend two weekends earlier this year. I enjoyed both visits tremendously as the manager and staff were excellent. From the food prepared to anticipating needs of campers. I look forward to my next event. 

If you are planning an event for your group. I would encourage you to consider Bluff Springs Campground, McDavid, Florida. You will be glad you did.  

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V.H. Bryant

We love Boggs! If you have 4 wheelers, sxs, mud trucks or even just a gas powered golf cart, come check this place out. RV Hookups, Cabins, primitive camping and Boondocking available. Bath house and showers are a little scary so I recommend bringing an equipped camper or renting a cabin with a bathroom. The cafe has yummy breakfast and serves standard concession food the rest of the day. They are not open until Saturday so plan accordingly. We love to boondock here. There are lots of spots in the woods. Boggs offers a variety of different mud terrains, but also boasts gorgeous wooded trail systems, lakes, swamps and even a cave you can explore. My 7yr old lives for this place and it’s wonderful to watch him unplug and explore the outdoors with us and his friends. If you’re looking for a ritzy weekend, this place isn’t for you, but if you’re looking for a muddy, good time and making great memories, bring the whole family out for an adventure they won’t soon forget! 10/10 recommend this place!