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Chances are if you visit Alabama, you’re going to visit Birmingham, one of the state's largest cities. If you travel only 20 miles south, you’ll be well rewarded for your effort with Oak Mountain State Park. Its proximity to a metropolitan area means conveniences are within easy reach should you have an emergency or simply need to restock, but you'll also find plenty of other natural wonders nearby. Thirty miles to the west is the 1,500-acre Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park. Fourteen miles north is the 350-acre Moss Rock Preserve. Ruffner Mountain, Columbiana Mountain, Lake Purdy — the area surrounding Oak Mountain State Park abounds with natural landscapes, making it the ideal place to go camping in an RV.
Two points that really make Oak Mountain State Park stand out is its history and its size. In 1927, the State Lands Act set aside 940 acres in Alabama as designated parkland. In the years since, the park has grown to nearly 10,000 acres, making it one of the largest state parks in Alabama. Contained within this acreage are rivers, forests, rocky cliffs, and rolling hills. On its western half is Double Oak Lake, and further north is Old Lake. In the southern corner is the beautiful Peavine Falls.
There are, of course, several trails for hiking and biking, and rentals are available for fun on the water, but the diverse mix of activities doesn’t stop there. Keep reading to discover all the unique experiences you can enjoy while camping at Oak Mountain State Park.
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