Bessemer, AL: camping and road guide
Within 30 mi of Bessemer there are 16 campgrounds, 3 RV dump stations and 3 rest areas. Nearby, 3 roads have a posted clearance or length limit, or no trailers allowed. They're listed first.
Will your vehicle fit? Check its height and length against every posted limit near Bessemer.
Low clearances and road limits near Bessemer
Posted limits within 15 mi, for anything tall or long: an RV, a fifth wheel, a truck camper or a rooftop tent.
- 22nd Street North · 10'0" clearance · in town
- 18th Street North · 12'10" clearance · 11 mi NE
- 5th Avenue North · 9'7" clearance · 12 mi NE
Campgrounds near Bessemer
- Hoover RV Park · 8 mi SE
- South Birmingham RV Park · 12 mi SE
- Campground #3 · 12 mi SW · RVs OK
- Campground #2 · 12 mi SW
- Campground #1 · 12 mi SW
- Backcountry Campsite #4 · 13 mi E · fees apply
- Backcountry Campsite #2 · 14 mi E · fees apply
- Backcountry Campsite #3 · 14 mi E · fees apply
- Oak Mountain State Park Campground · 14 mi E · fees apply · RVs OK · restrooms
- Brookside Greenway · 16 mi N · fees apply
- Farley's Creekside RV Park · 17 mi SW
- Lazy Dan's RV Park · 19 mi SW
- Hargis Christian Camp · 21 mi E · no travel trailers
- Burchfield Branch Park · 24 mi W · fees apply · RVs OK
- Candy Mountain RV Park · 28 mi SW
- and 1 more in the app
RV dump stations
- Dump station · 14 mi E
- at Tuscaloosa County Rest Area (Southbound) · 26 mi SW
- at Tuscaloosa County Rest Area - I 59 Northbound · 26 mi SW
Rest areas
- Bike Repair · 16 mi N
- Tuscaloosa County Rest Area (Southbound) · 26 mi SW
- Tuscaloosa County Rest Area - I 59 Northbound · 26 mi SW
Fuel and travel centers
- Flying J Travel Center · 8 mi SW
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