Description: Cheaha State Park is the pinnacle of natural beauty and awe in Alabama. Surrounded by the Talladega National Forest, this foothill of the Appalachian Mountains is the highest point in Alabama. Standing 2,407 ft. above sea level, it is no wonder why the local Creek Indians named this place "Chaha," meaning high place.Hike park trails, enjoy national forest water falls and trails, bring your mountain bike and ride our trail or enjoy the local horse trail. Cheaha has a mountain of reasons for you to visit.

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Description: n the rustic tradition of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), Desoto State Park is accented by rushing waterfalls and fragrant wildflowers. The atmosphere of the CCC further enhances the lodge, restaurant, and cabin facilities. Nestled atop beautiful scenic Lookout Mountain in northeast Alabama along scenic Little River, this 3,502-acre park provides Mountain Chalets, Log & Rustic Cabins, Motel Rooms, Meeting Rooms, and also has both Improved & Primitive campgrounds. Also features a picnic area with playground, Olympic-size swimming pool, nature center with interpretive programs and live animals, & over 20 miles of hiking & mountain biking trails. DeSoto State Park is located eight miles northeast of Fort Payne, Alabama.

Description: A stay at DeSoto Caverns Park can be relaxing, educational, and lots of fun too. Camp by our quiet ponds and streams, or take a caverns tour and enjoy the many fun activites our park has to offer.

Description: One of Alabama's Most Beautiful Natural Parks

Description: The campground, with two unnamed loops, is located above Coleman Lake in hardwoods including large Sweetgum. Heavy vegetation limits view of water but offers ample shade and Fall color. All campsites, in both loops, have electric and water hookups. The campground is conveniently located as a base camp for a variety of activities while offering campers a relaxing, forest camping experiences.

Description: This notable campground, stretching along the east shore of Payne Lake, has two sections named East and West that are separated by the lake. The rustic East section, open during "high demand" periods, is recommended for tent and slide-in RV campers only and stretches along the east shore of Payne Lake. A few sites in this section overlook the lake. The East section is heavily wooded offering abundant shade and excellent privacy.The campground's West section hugs the western shore of Payne Lake. With a manicured feel, this section is more open and spacious with views of the lake. It has all of the campground's pull-throughs, hook-ups for electric and water, a modern bathhouse, and the possibility for informal boat mooring at some campsites. Because most of the under and middlestory have been removed, privacy is fair to good.NOTE: The campground is gated at night; call the ranger district office for hours. Alcoholic beverages not permitted in campground.

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