CampOut Alabama

Smaller campground with decent amenities. Heavily wooded so nice and cool during the warmer months. The pool area, jacuzzi and Club House are nice places to relax and enjoy being out naked with the boys. They do have Cabins to rent, though sparsely furnished the mattress pad and chairs are most uncomfortable. Visited during week so fairly quiet though some fun was to be had. I imagine it's more active during weekend and especially events when the Tool Shed is really popping. Most of the residents and regulars keep to themselves.

CampOut Alabama has became our home away from home. The campground is tucked away in rural Alabama that offers that small town America charm. You can beat the Alabama heat under the numerous shady pine trees that canvas the grounds or a cool dip into the pool. If relaxing in nature isn’t totally your thing, numerous events are held on the weekends that are sure to liven up the grounds. Another plus side is we are only an hour or so from some of Florida’s most popular beaches! As new perms for a little over a month, we have made many great friends and found CampOut to be an oasis from the hustle and bustle of everyday life!

Was really looking forward to a relaxing night, since I love gay campgrounds. First impression: Host was very angry at me for knocking on his door instead of ringing the bell. There's a sign telling you to ring the bell, but it is not in view of the door (or the path that I took to the door) so I couldn't have seen it. He was also angry at the reservation guy, since he hadn't been told someone was coming that day (not sure why he took it out on me). At that point I almost asked for a refund to find a boring hotel instead, because my relaxing night was already the opposite of that. Decided to power through it. You get a mattress, linens cost extra (good news for if you like to spend your vacation putting a bed together). When I returned to the host for linens and rang the bell (like I'm supposed to) there was no response. I called all three phone numbers on the sign. Which was tough, because there's no reception or wifi at the host's spot (there's wifi at like 1/3 of the property, no reception anywhere), so I had to walk back and forth between the host's spot and my bunk room. No responses. It's 9pm and I'm tired and my bed has no linens. I desperately grabbed two blankets and a pillow from the clubhouse, planning to explain myself and pay the $10 linen fee in the morning. I'm the only one in the bunkhouse, so I figured it was no harm, since no one else was using them. When returning them in the morning (at the risk of getting caught), I got yelled at by two employees for using them. I explained the issue, that I was cold and without linens and the host was not responding, and that I did no harm to the pillow or the blankets. They told me that for linens I was supposed to knock on the side of the host's trailer (not the door like I did before) since the bell wasn't working. I feel like they should probably mention that on the sign, or maybe even fix the bell instead of blaming a guest for not improvising properly. I told them not to worry about me borrowing blankets again, because I didn't intend on staying at the property ever again. I'm giving it 2 stars instead of 1 because I probably just caught them on a bad night. I'm really used to gay campgrounds being welcoming and friendly, since showing up to a clothing-optional area with strangers can be intimidating. I really wanted to like this place, because the location is a nice midway point on a frequent trip that I take, but I don't see myself coming back. Another reason for the 2 stars: the jacuzzi was nice.

Great campground just across into Alabama from the Florida/Alabama line. The owners were very helpful to me in making my reservations and providing information about the camp prior to my arrival. The camp general manager was very gracious to show me around the camp and help me understand more about the campground. The sites are good size, some a very large, and are well shaded. There is a nice pool and club house and the showers and bathrooms were clean and tidy.

Amazing rustic camp! CampOut Alabama is a beautiful relaxing retreat. Steve and Brandon host an amazing campground. The grounds are beautiful and well maintained. This is a great place to go if you want to experience the beauty of South Alabama. The pool, hot tub, and clubhouse are very clean. We stayed for 4 days in our 44' Montana camper. For RVs: the hook ups were great. The water is awesome and they had plenty of power. The camp is down a hard/ sandy dirt road and some of the turns are kinda tight for big rigs. Please give this place a try if you want to camp out in nature! Everyone there shows true southern hospitality! We will be back for some fun.

My husband and I stayed here over Memorial Day weekend. That was our first visit. We had a bunkhouse room which consists of one queen bed and a small table. There is a deck with a small table and chairs outside of the room. The pool is very nice. There is plenty of seating, but I would recommend bringing some chairs if needed. We were welcomed by all. Many of the permanent residents know how to treat guests in an inviting way. The bugs are crazy bad, so be sure to take plenty of bug repellent. We will definitely return.

Just spent NYE weekend at CampOut Alabama and we had a blast. The owners and fellow campers are so nice, welcoming and fun to be around. I am not an experienced camper but CampOut has something for everyone, tent sites, camper sites, private cabin suites and a bunkhouse with big comfortable new beds! The grounds are beautiful and private with tons to explore including a creek and pond. The large clubhouse was decorated so nicely with comfortable lounging areas near the fireplace and hot tub! The rest of the facilities like the showers are bathrooms are very clean and well maintained. We are already looking forward to coming back in the Summer to lay by the pool!