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Meaher State Park is a gateway to the enormous Mobile-Tensaw Delta, a 20,000-acre reserve formed at the confluence of the Alabama and Tombigbee Rivers. The public recreation area is set on Mobile Bay and offers a unique chance to launch a kayak, explore scenic nature trails, or try your luck with a rod and reel. The park is an important habitat for local wildlife, with alligators often spotted soaking up the sun on the shoreline.

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Getting Outdoors

Water is the main draw for Meaher State Park campers, with a network of tidal rivers, creeks, bays, lakes, wetlands, and bayous forming the lush delta. A wooden boardwalk winds through the park and makes it easy to explore the wetlands on foot. You can also enjoy lunch at the grassy picnic area overlooking the bay.

Camping at Meaher State Park

Set among mature pines, the Meaher State Park Campground puts you just steps from the waterfront. Choose from 61 spacious RV campsites, all with 20, 30 or 50-amp electrical connections. You'll also enjoy water and sewer hookups. Most sites overlook Mobile Bay and treat campers to gorgeous views of the water. If you need extra space, there are also ten improved tent sites with water taps and 20-amp electrical connections. All sites come equipped with picnic tables and grills for enjoying your meals outdoors. After dinner, stroll down to the pier to enjoy the fiery sunsets. You're also located a short drive from lively seafood restaurants, oyster houses, and waterfront bars strung along Battleship Parkway and in Spanish Fort.

Exploring the Area

Meaher State Park lies within the city limits of Spanish Fort, which means you're a stone's throw from gas stations and grocery stores, as well as cafes, restaurants, and bars. Drive ten minutes west on the Battleship Parkway and you'll hit Mobile. The port city is a great place to rent a camper near Meaher State Park and kickstart an Alabama road trip. Mobile is also home to a bevy of unique attractions, including the mighty U.S.S. Alabama battleship, Mobile Museum of Art, and Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception. If you're craving a break from your camp kitchen, splurge at one of the excellent seafood restaurants.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Meaher State Park

Lance L.

November, 2024

Enjoyed our stay!!! Excellent RV to stay in! Thank you to Samuel and Victoria Raby.
Didi T.

November, 2024

Our first experience with outdoorsy and a camper van. Host was very thorough with orientation of vehicle. Extremely well stocked, every convenience covered. Efficient use of storage - and ample storage available for personal belongings.
Christy D.

November, 2024

This was perfect for our needs!

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