Camping cabins near Uriah are the charming alternative to a tent or a yurt. Cabin camping is an adventurous and unique way to experience the city. You're sure to find the perfect cabin for your Alabama cabin camping excursion.
Campers must reserve a site via www.nwfwater.com or by calling (850) 539-5999.
$26 - $500 / night
$20 - $150 / night
Big Meadows Campground is near many of the major facilities and popular hiking trails in the Park, with three waterfalls and Big Meadows within walking distance. Camping fee: $20 per night Reservations: in early spring, Big Meadows Campground operates on a first-come, first-served basis only. Beginning in early May, there are a combination of reserveable campsites and first-come, first-served sites available. Group sites are available and can be reserved up to one year in advance. RV Information: features pull-through and deep back-in sites which can handle most RVs and a tow vehicle. No electric or water hookups. Campground has potable water spigots and a dump station. Generators: use is limited to certain areas and times designated on campground map.
$20 / night
Styx River Resort is conveniently located between Mobile, AL and Pensacola, FL and offers pull-through sites, beautifully appointed cabins, a private meeting center, huge clubhouse, indoor/outdoor pools, indoor/outdoor spas, and of course the pristine Styx River with nature trails, canoeing, and tubing. Join us today at Styx River Resort for good fun, food and friends. Styx River RV Resort has been serving Gulf Coast campers with vacation rentals and RV campsites in Alabama since 1983. Our resort has received lots of recognition and numerous awards as being one of the finest outdoor resorts in the United States. If you intend on going RV camping Alabama style, give us a try. Come play hard or just relax. Drive out, kick up your feet and bask in the peaceful sounds, clean air and comfort of natural surroundings. If you’re the more active type, break out the rod and reel or attend resort bingo night and show ’em how it’s done. Plan to head this way for your next resort camping outing and join in some southern fun with us and our other outstanding campsite guests!
Spread over 2,000 acres and 250 miles of trails, Boggs & Boulders is your one-stop oasis for a weekend of unforgettable memories! We make it possible to enjoy all kinds of fun and adventure under one roof without any hassle. Our focus is to provide a great recreational facilities to make your weekend experience with us incredible.
Since 2008 we have been growing in size by improving our trails, events and more. We have a host of great accommodation options for our visitors, camping, miles of trails, endless mud, multiple styles of terrain, a natural cool pool with rope swing and cave to explore. if you get hungry a restaurant called the Mud Pie Cafe and different food vendors during event weekends.
Whether you need a campsite for your camper or tent or you need a great accommodation at our place, we have plenty of options to offer. Nestled beneath a thicket of pines, you will find our 30 AMP campground that includes water and electricity. Upon the hill overlooking the 30 AMP campground and pavilion area, you can also find our 50 AMP campground. It includes a good supply of water, electricity, and sewage.
At Boggs & Boulders, we also offer camper and bunkhouse rentals. Currently, we have rentals that sleep eight to twelve people. If you’re someone who likes to enjoy nature, feel free to pitch a tent anywhere on our 2,000 acres! Explore our accommodation options for more detailed pricing information.
*Primitive Camping does not require a reservation – it is not a designated location or area, it is a location you go choose on the property. It is a first come first serve through out the property. ***Please Note- The property is approximately 2000 acres so plenty of area to choose from.
Adventures Unlimited Outdoor Center (AUOC) began with two canoes on top of a 1972 Oldsmobile Cutlass, then expanded to 30 canoes and a 1972 GMC three-quarter ton pickup (affectionately referred to as “Old Blue”). The Blackwater River State Park was the main point of debarkation and phones were answered from the Sanborn family residence in Bagdad, Florida. In 1978, the original Tomahawk Landing was purchased on the Santa Rosa County courthouse steps. It started out as one building and over the years developed into a complete lodging and water recreation resort. By 1982, Adventures Unlimited began adding lodging to further expand its services. Currently there are three rustic camping cabins, the School House Inn (with 8 separate rooms), 18 furnished cottages/cabins (which includes our unique tree house, the Lorax Loft, added in 2013 and Katie’s Kaboose, added in 2016). Two rustic camping cabins and six cottages are designated as “pet friendly.” In the summer of 1994, the Adventures Unlimited Low and High Challenge Courses were completed. Since then, Adventures Unlimited has been the site for retreats of all kinds – schools, military, churches, non-profits, sports teams, corporations, scouts and many others – utilizing the challenges presented by these courses, lead AUOC to become one of the premiere courses in the Southeastern United States. In 2010, we proudly unveiled the Zip Adventures Canopy Tour, where adventure seekers can soar through the glorious tree tops of Northwest Florida and over Coldwater Creek on nearly a mile of zip lines, some as high as 65′ in the air. These programs and activities complement our fleet of 250 canoes, 100 kayaks, 500 tubes and 10 stand-up paddle boards for aquatic enjoyment. Adventures Unlimited also has nearly 100 acres on its Wilderness Resort location campgrounds for groups and individuals, a catering facility, group retreat cabins (which holds up to 70 people), private cabins, a playground, a nature trail, sports fields and a volleyball court. Adventures Unlimited continues to expand to meet the needs of all of our guests – families, honeymooners, friends and many more! If there is anything Adventures Unlimited can do to meet your specific requests, please let us know! Your input is essential to the growth and development of Adventures Unlimited Outdoor Center, and has helped to make our resort what it is today.
$30 - $40 / night
Hidden Lake Resort is located just South of Jay, FL off from Cobbtown Road on Wildhorn Trail which is a dirt road that winds through the sunny pines that lead to the all natural campground. Hidden Lake is proud to be associated with AANR & TNS. Whether you are a long time seasoned nudist or a free spirited first timer, visitors to Hidden Lake will discover that people do come in all shapes and sizes. As far as our bodies are concerned, none of us have anything to hide. At Hidden Lake you may adjust at your own pace, we dress and undress for comfort, letting the weather be your guide. Nudity is accepted and encouraged throughout the resort, especially at the lagoon. If your a first timer to the naturist life; there are some very helpful websites to help you learn what to expect: TNS (The Naturist Society) and AANR (American Association for Nude Recreation). We offer discounts for members of either association, see our rate page. Our amenities include gated private entrance, an 8-acre private fishing lake with 2 paddle boats, Swimming in the Blue Lagoon with sandy beach area and lawn chairs to soak up the sun, Club House with full kitchen, bathroom, TV and outdoor deck, Heated Bath house, hiking trails, Vegetable & Herb gardens and much more. We have 25 RV lots with water and electric, some full hookup. We are open all year round!
Guide
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.
Guide
I have been going here since I was a little boy and was finally able to take my wife to camp here. I love this place. The road to the damp grounds are very sandy and iffy when it rains. The camp site itself is nice and private. The bath house needs cleaning from the roaches and spiders. It also has a small playground. The canoe trip is a must!!
Scout
Beautiful park, love that it is smaller and felt secure. Enjoyed walking on the dock and view of the water. Went on a treed hike. Not to bad in shade with the water breeze for June.
Scout
Very nice, quiet. love this place. Second time here. Same spot. Just love it
Scout
Sites are very close to each other. Not much room to spread out. Right next to the Styx River if you like to float down the river.
ScoutBig camping spaces- semi private. Kayaking trails all around in the park and local. Close by to big city life but camping in the wild yonder
TravelerI camped for 4 nights at site 7 next to the river. Beautiful and quiet.
Guide
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!
Traveler
The retreat offers several amenities including showers, laundromat, and gas grills. There are even bouncy houses and playgrounds for the kids.
It's located on the river and they have a pet beach separate so even your dogs can enjoy the water.
The camp manager is nice and very helpful. They are definitely a great asset.
Full service hookups are currently limited as they work on an expansion, but they do have plenty of water/power hookups both off and on the river. There's also a cabin, glamping tents, and a tiny house. There are plenty of shaded spots.
There are a few long term residents who are friendly and welcoming.
I definitely recommend this campground for a fun, relaxing stay.
ScoutVery pretty camp ground. Very close to the Styx river where you can get cooled off.
GuideShelley was awesome! People are super friendly and the campground is taken care of. Beach area by river is larger than most and you can get to it with your golf cart. They have been working on improvements for years, but it seems some have finally started and they are moving forward. It’s an older park so a lot is outdated. Mostly no slabs and a lot of mud.
TravelerSuper easy check in after hours. Host was very nice. Bathrooms/showers clean. Electric/water at tent site
GuideI camped here for one night in the improved tent campsites at bartram campground. 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. The bathroom was clean, had a light, very soft toilet paper, and hand sanitizer. Would definitely stay here again!
GuideGreat park with a ton of historically preserved areas from the 1800’s.
Bugs are not nearly as bad as I expected. Lots of wildlife including deer that come very close. Some sites are level some are more difficult to level.
TravelerGem of a spot. Super friendly. Nice facilities. Ice on site always a plus.
RangerStayed two nights, 2-3 bars Verizon, easy access, quiet, one train nearby around 9pm, spacious sites with cover, picnic tables, fire pit, standup grill, trash cans, clean ada porta potty w/ mirror. No potable water. Would definitely stay again. Requires free reservations via www.nwfwater.com, Mystic Springs CG. Keep in mind you can only have two open reservations at these campgrounds at one time and you can’t reserve consecutive campgrounds, must have days in between.
GuideLoved 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!
TravelerWe stayed a few nights enroute to our final destination and really enjoyed this campground. 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. Hiking and biking trails, a boat excursion and a history tour of the area.
ScoutGreat campground. Very much a campground and not a boring parking lot. Beautiful area
GuideMystic 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.
TravelerAwesome campground but no fish. Great place for familys with little ones
ScoutOur stay at the retreat on Styx River was very enjoyable. The grounds are very beautiful and there are many places that you can walk around the campground. The river bank is gorgeous and we even spent a dinner out next to the river. The management was very kind and helpful when we required it. Now the areas I think future campers need to be made aware of. The campground website currently (September 4, 2021) that all electric campsites are 50amp which they are not, if you need a 50amp site you will have to call the office to ensure you can secure one, as we just booked online and our spot was a 30amp, while we were not prepared they had an adapter to give us so we were able to plug in. Next, 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. Lastly, make sure you bring leveling blocks, some of the sites are fairly level while other are not. Our site sloped down towards the river and we needed extra blocks to place under our tires and stabilizers. The only two negatives I ran into was their tubing price to go down the river and be picked up was $30 a person, which was pretty steep price to pay especially for 4 adults. And their dump station was terribly unlevel and we had many issues dumping our tanks. Overall, the Retreat was wonderful and clean. The grounds are fairly well kept and great for kids. I know they plan to expand, we plan to go back once more 50amp outlets are available.
GuideLots of history as this Is an old battlefield.
GuideGot a free couple day stay to listen to their time share info. Nice spots and enjoyed the River.
TravelerThis place is rich in history and is absolutely beautiful. We came in on a Tuesday in July and had the tent section to ourselves. It was quiet and secluded. The ground was a bit wet from the morning rain but we were able to find a dry spot to set up camp. There are numerous trails to explore and they are all marked for easy exploration. The only downfall about this place was the showers. The water pressure was basically non existent. Besides the shower situation this place is a 10 out of 10. If you are a nature lover and historic buff then this is the place for you !!
ScoutI've been at this camp site my whole life alot of good memories,fishing and solitude.very special place and has a history that I will never forget,🥵
ScoutOverall….meh. The RV sites are not on any type of paved or level ground and are not suitable for larger RVs. They're VERY close together and there are a lot of trees. They call them "pull through" sites but there isn't enough room to pull through and turn onto the road (you could barely pull a pickup truck out without doing a 3-point turn) so we were forced to back out and it was a long way we had to back out and navigate through the trees. The owners did nothing to deal with a large party going on next to our RV until the late evening hours. We were not impressed at all and won't be back.
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