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Best Glamping in Alabama

1,022 Reviews

Oak Mountain State Park and Wind Creek State Park house premium glamping accommodations in Alabama's state parks, with options like yurts and glamping tents that blend outdoor adventure with upscale comfort. Chewacla State Park and Gulf State Park also provide glamping experiences with amenities far beyond traditional camping. Many sites feature raised platforms, comfortable queen beds with quality linens, electricity, climate control, and dedicated outdoor areas with fire pits and seating. The accommodations typically include mini-refrigerators, coffee makers, and outdoor grilling setups, while some offer private bathrooms. Several locations provide enhanced experiences with solar lighting, cozy furnishings, and stylish décor that transforms camping into a luxury outdoor retreat. A recent visitor noted, "Nice campground with large, level, full hookup sites. Site 15 is easy back in and large."

Glamping guests at Alabama state parks enjoy convenient access to miles of hiking and biking trails, with Oak Mountain featuring boat rentals for exploring the lake. Gulf State Park accommodations provide easy beach access plus dedicated swimming areas, fishing docks, and free bicycle rentals. Wildlife viewing opportunities abound at several locations, with interpretive centers and ranger-led programs available seasonally. Most glamping sites require reservations well in advance, especially for holiday weekends and summer months, with many accepting bookings up to 11 months ahead. Safari tents and yurts typically have a two-night minimum stay, and availability is extremely limited during peak seasons. Visitors looking for Alabama cabin rentals can also find rustic options throughout the state parks system, while those seeking lakefront adventures might explore Calera sites in the northern region. One reviewer highlighted their experience: "The scenery was absolutely amazing! I've been to dismals canyons a few times but this was my first camp. We stayed under the waterfall the first night which was amazing."

Best Glamping Campgrounds in Alabama (70)

    1. Gulf State Park Campground

    110 Reviews
    Orange Beach, AL
    Website
    +1 (251) 948-7275

    "PROS  Quiet 

    Minimal streetlights 

    Site 435 level 

    Asphalt parking pad is extended as an area for the picnic table 

    Pedestal BBQ in good condition and free of ash upon arrival 

    Moveable metal and"

    "But, we could see the lake across the road, and we were really close to the air conditioned bath house/restrooms, and within a short walk from the swimming pool, nature center, lily pond, camp store, air"

    2. Oak Mountain State Park Campground

    104 Reviews
    Pelham, AL
    Website
    +1 (205) 620-2520

    "My 3 kids and I pitched a tent at the camp ground and then took a dip in the lake. Lake was a short walk from our tent, we stayed an hour and all enjoyed the refreshing water."

    "There was a sturdy fire ring with grill at every site. NOTE: ALL tent sites in this campground are considered walk-in only, meaning that you can't drive right into the site with your car."

    3. Upper Improved Campground — Cheaha State Park

    92 Reviews
    Oxford, AL
    Website
    +1 (256) 488-5115

    "There is no cable or wifi available however, and cell service is pretty spotty. "

    "Some sites were smaller than others and not all sites had flat spots to set up the tent but they are within walking distance to the bathroom and the pavilions."

    4. Monte Sano State Park Campground

    83 Reviews
    Brownsboro, AL
    Website
    +1 (256) 534-3757

    "Check-in is at the camp store if you arrive during store hours or with camp host if you arrive after hours. We stayed on site 24, which had complete shade throughout the day."

    "When I called Saturday morning to check on availability for that evening, I was told only primitive sites were available which would have been ok for a one night stay but upon arrival, we were told you"

    5. Wind Creek State Park Campground

    47 Reviews
    Alexander City, AL
    Website
    +1 (256) 329-0845

    "Air conditioned bathrooms. Shower pressure and temperatures spot on and clean. Lake beach was wonderful everyone was friendly."

    "Beautiful park, numerous bath houses, laundry, camp store, playgrounds, mini golf, and so much more. Secluded campground with RV and tent sites right on Lake Martin."

    6. Lake Guntersville State Park Campground

    44 Reviews
    Guntersville, AL
    Website
    +1 (256) 571-5440

    "Most sites include view of lake Guntersville. Several things to do here... Mountain bike, hike, fish, beach with volleyball, golf. Deer usually visit the campground several times a day."

    "Although the furthest away from a bathhouse, we truly enjoyed this site. It’s “pick your own” and we picked the site next to Seals hiking trail along the water."

    7. Gunter Hill

    42 Reviews
    Prattville, AL
    Website
    +1 (334) 269-1053

    $28 - $34 / night

    "Driving up to this campground, I almost turned around. But, getting here, I am so glad we didn't!"

    "We stayed in the Antioch loop on site 93. The site was super close to 92 and 94. We felt we had no personal space."

    8. Meaher State Park Campground

    38 Reviews
    Daphne, AL
    Website
    +1 (251) 626-5529

    "**This park is in the middle of the delta, giving easy access to the water and lovely views. Trails are short but the boardwalk connecting the two parts of the park is incredible."

    "Reserved a nice spot next to the Bay. Well kept campground. We arrived at 10 pm; site closed at 7, but we thought we would have access since we had a reservation."

    9. Chewacla State Park Campground

    36 Reviews
    Auburn, AL
    Website
    +1 (334) 887-5621

    "There are glamping tents for rent. Several hiking trails, including a waterfall trail are inside the gate checkpoint."

    "Good site, plenty of room for rv with fire pit and grill. Nice shady spot. Great hike to an amazing g fall close by, and dont hesitate to venture further for other waterfalls."

    10. Blakeley State Park Campground

    32 Reviews
    Spanish Fort, AL
    Website
    +1 (251) 626-5581

    "There are two wooden platforms for beds. A twin and a queen, and barstools to sit inside and look out into the woods, over the hill in which they are nestled."

    "There's a lot of cool Civil War history to witness, as well as a beautiful walking path/deck along the bay."

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  • H
    Nov. 10, 2026

    Gulf State Park Campground

    More expensive than most state parks

    It is pricier than most state parks, but we consider it worth it.   There is a lot to do in the area and lots of biking and hiking etc.  Lots of pickleball players.   Laundry is large so no need to wait on others.   We like to pay extra for a site on the water- the main road is busy but there are lots of options to get away from it unless you want a pull through site.   Sites are pretty level and full hookups are easy to access.

  • H
    Nov. 10, 2026

    Meaher State Park Campground

    Great water front lot on Mobile Bay

    We spent a week here and did see a couple of alligators in the bay but they kept their distance.   The lot was pretty level and easy to come and go.  Close to Daphne which had everything we needed including a bike trail and bike shop.

  • H
    Nov. 9, 2026

    Frank Jackson State Park Campground

    Lots of good lake views

    We picked a pull through spot so it was very level.  There were walking paths out to an island and we enjoyed our stroll around that little island.  We only stayed one night but it was a pleasant stop on our journey.

  • Thomas B.The Dyrt Pro User
    Nov. 2, 2026

    Sharon Johnston Park

    The campground is fine. This is part of a large park and the park itself is pretty nice. Lots of space. My personal experience has been mediocre at best. When I checked in, the main host wasn't present. Another gentleman came over to have me pay but apparently charged me for a week instead of 10 days...no biggie. I got a call on day 4 from the host that was fairly assertive and that I wasn't supposed to be there. Had to waste my time re-explaining, waiting for the host to check my receipts, and then added on the remaining 3 days. My site (9) was also the only one with a bizarre sewer hookup. It comes out of the ground more horizontally but is also relatively high. So it took an unusual amount of time to get positioned so my drain pipe was high enough to let gravity work, and simultaneously stay far enough away for the hose to have space. Roughly 50 boyscouts came over the weekend and decided it was necessary to blow a bugle horn at the crack of dawn, and several times ended up basically at my door to get a ball or Frisbee, despite the fact that there are several gigantic fields behind the campsites that they could have enjoyed (i am glad they were outside playing, just not so close i could hear them clearly without even being loud). The park closes at dark and uses a padlock, so at about 5pm you have to get out and unlock the gate, walk back around, and then lock it back up every time you go somewhere. Just a bit outdated. We also got a little visit from the FBI during our stay!

  • C H.The Dyrt Pro User
    Oct. 26, 2026

    CampOut 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!

  • LThe Dyrt Pro User
    Oct. 20, 2026

    Bohamia

    This is the kind of place that I wish I could find more often. I got lucky this time.

  • Phillip F.
    Sep. 24, 2026

    Bohamia

    Mini wonderland

    Stayed a few nights at the top end of the primitive sites by the pond. Very nice and well kept campground!! From Easy trails that lead to the river and beautiful waterfalls to pond fishing with my girlfriend and dog. This place was met all of our needs.

  • J
    Sep. 11, 2026

    Oak Mountain State Park Campground

    Good Weekend Spot

    Oak Mountain State Park is a great spot for a weekend tent camping trip. The campground is convenient, the park is beautiful, and there’s plenty to do during the day, especially if you enjoy hiking, biking, or just spending time outdoors. For a two- or three-night trip, I think it’s a really good option. That said, I’m not sure I would want to stay much longer than a weekend. The campground works well as a home base for exploring the park, but for an extended camping trip, I’d probably look for somewhere a little more scenic, secluded, or relaxing. Overall, I’d definitely come back for a weekend getaway. Oak Mountain has a lot to offer, and it’s an easy place to get outside without having to plan a major trip.

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