19 campgrounds that take vehicles of 40 feet or more in Alabama

More of them sit in Alabama River Lakes than anywhere else in the state. The Army Corps of Engineers runs most of them. Deerlick Creek takes the longest rig in Alabama at 175 feet.

A campground is listed when the longest permitted vehicle in its Recreation.gov site records is 40 feet or more. The figure is the longest single site, so most sites at a listed campground are shorter.

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All 19

CampgroundAgencySitesBookingLink
Pickensville CG (Pickensville Al)USACE176ReservableDetails →
Clear CreekFS168ReservableDetails →
Gunter HillUSACE142ReservableDetails →
White Oak (Creek) CampgroundUSACE129ReservableDetails →
Bluff CreekUSACE87ReservableDetails →
AmityUSACE75ReservableDetails →
Hardridge CreekUSACE74ReservableDetails →
Millers Ferry CampgroundUSACE67ReservableDetails →
Prairie CreekUSACE62ReservableDetails →
Corinth Recreation AreaFS61ReservableDetails →
Isaac CreekUSACE60ReservableDetails →
Foscue CreekUSACE58ReservableDetails →
Chilatchee CreekUSACE52ReservableDetails →
Jennings FerryUSACE52ReservableDetails →
Deerlick CreekUSACE47ReservableDetails →
ForklandUSACE43ReservableDetails →
Burchfield Branch ParkUSACE37ReservableDetails →
Six Mile CreekUSACE33ReservableDetails →
ServiceUSACE32ReservableDetails →

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