Cheaha State Park — RV Camping in Alabama, US

Cheaha State Park stands at Alabama's highest elevation—2,407 feet on the southern Appalachian Mountains—creating an iconic mountain destination. This 2,799-acre park, surrounded by 392,567 acres of Talladega National Forest, offers both RV and tent camping accommodations. RV campers enjoy full hookup sites including pull-through options with 30-amp and 50-amp electrical service, water and sewer connections, dump stations, and laundry facilities. The park also offers improved and primitive campgrounds for tent camping. Modern amenities include showers, internet access, and WiFi availability. Outdoor enthusiasts access extensive hiking trails, mountain biking routes, and scenic overlooks of the surrounding wilderness. The on-site lake provides fishing opportunities, while the Bosarge Memorial Dog Park welcomes four-legged companions. The park preserves Civilian Conservation Corps history through heritage sites and programming. Nearby towns—Oxford, Heflin, Anniston, and Talladega—offer additional attractions and services, while the surrounding Talladega National Forest provides access to the Pinhoti Trail and other regional recreation. Whether seeking mountain scenery, outdoor recreation, or historical exploration, Cheaha State Park delivers an unforgettable Alabama camping experience accessible via scenic Highway 281.