There’s nothing like pitching a tent underneath a blanket of stars while eating a toasted marshmallow and laughing along with your family and friends around a campfire. Camping is an experience like no other, especially along the Alabama Bass Trail.

The camping opportunities are endless along the trail, so we have gathered up a few top spots to get you started when deciding where to set up camp this year.

Lake Guntersville State Park 

Lake Guntersville

An outdoor adventure awaits along 6,000 acres of natural woodlands. The campground includes 295 improved campsites, a camping area, bathhouses, playground, recreation area and a store. The splash pad will be a hit in warmer months. The state park has options for RV camping and tent camping, and cabins for those wanting a more modern experience.

Wind Creek State Park 

Lake Martin

Known as one of the largest state-operated campgrounds in the United States, Wind Creek State Park is the place to camp, with more than 586 campsites, 157 being waterfront. Talk about a view! Wind Creek offers horse camping, too, so bring your horse along with you and enjoy the riding trails with a diverse view of nature.

Joe Wheeler State Park 

Wheeler Lake

The campground at Joe Wheeler is back and better than ever! Campsites and cabins are available at this state park offering a variety of water views. A boat launch for Wheeler Lake is located in the cabin area, making it a great choice for those looking to spend some time out on the water. Hint: The angler in your life will appreciate the Fisherman’s Cabin

You can’t go wrong when camping along the Alabama Bass Trail, https://www.fishalabama.org/ so plan your outdoor adventures today!