Chewacla State Park

Would you expect a campground just minutes from Auburn to deliver both the comforts of modern facilities and the charm of woodland seclusion? Chewacla State Park’s campground combines the convenience of full-hookup sites with a serene, tree-shaded atmosphere that appeals to RV travelers and nature lovers alike.

Situated within a 696-acre park, the campground features 36 full-hookup sites divided between two loops, offering access to water, sewer, 30/50-amp electricity, and even satellite TV. Gravel pads comfortably accommodate vehicles up to 60 feet. Two well-maintained bathhouses with showers and a dump station add ease to your stay. For those who prefer rustic charm, 10 primitive tent sites are nestled nearby, equipped with fire pits and picnic tables. The park also boasts unique 1930s stone cabins with modern amenities for those seeking a cozier escape.

Just three miles from the vibrant downtown of Auburn, the campground is an oasis for outdoor enthusiasts. Highlights include a 26-acre lake for swimming, fishing, or kayaking (non-motorized watercraft only), and 30 miles of trails suitable for hiking and mountain biking. Nearby attractions like Auburn University, the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art, and Tuskegee National Forest are within a 30-minute drive, offering campers easy access to cultural and recreational activities.

Whether you're stopping over for a night, enjoying a weekend getaway, or reveling in seasonal outdoor adventures, Chewacla State Park offers a balanced mix of modernity and natural beauty, making it a versatile camping destination.