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Family Camping Activities for All Ages: Games, Hiking, and Campfire Fun
The legendary heart of Joshua Tree National Park.
Introduce
Turnipseed Campground is a hidden gem nestled along AL-281 in Lineville, Alabama. This primitive camping spot is ideal for nature lovers who appreciate the tranquility of untouched wilderness. Each campsite boasts ample space with picnic tables and lantern hooks, providing everything needed for an authentic outdoor experience.
- Fire rings available for those chilly nights
- Compost toilets ensure basic hygiene without modern facilities
- Campers have access to a nearby creek, perfect for hydration and recreational activities
- Just 1.5 miles from the local waterfall, offering breathtaking views
The campground's secluded location makes it a haven for those seeking peace away from urban distractions. Recent reviews praise its open spaces, large sites, and charming rustic features like vaulted toilets. Visitors appreciate the balance between convenience and seclusion.
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Activities
Hiking
Amenities
Picnic tables
Public restroom
Restroom
Tent sites
Payments
Camping fee
Children
Good for kids
Parking
On-site parking
Pets
Dogs allowed
Tyler Caldwell
May 14
Great open campsites. Fire rings. No water, but close creek. Compost toilet. Wonderful place. 1.5 miles to falls.
Paulette Daniel
Nov 18
Beautiful. Each campsite is very large. Each had picnic table and a pole with hooks for hanging lantern. Vaulted toilet
Ed T
Mar 25
$5 per night! First come - first served. Self check-in. "Nice" vault toilet. No water. About 10 sites with a about 10 separate, bear-proof garbage receptacles. Far out of the way. Scenic road is beautiful but a bit of a chore to drive - narrow road, sharp turns and steep inclines mean you'll have to shift down to about 3rd gear to get up them. Very, VERY limited Verizon service (no signal in daytime, but late at night you MIGHT get a webpage to load in about 3-5 minutes.
Justin Webb
Mar 04
Nice, spacious campsites. First come basis, $5 per night. Has a proper outhouse. Plenty of parking.
Valentin
Apr 22
No gate, lost in the middle of nowhere, very very basic camping. As a result 5$ à night if you find a way to pay. Very close to the Cheaha State Park too so I recommend.