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Hidden Gem Campground (opens in a new tab)

74345 AL-77 · Lincoln

Hidden Gem Campground is a new private waterfront spot with a boat launch and pier, open year-round with water, sewer and 30/50-amp power,…

Checked Oct 16

Hidden Gem Campground is a new private waterfront spot with a boat launch and pier, open year-round with water, sewer and 30/50-amp power, and it's pet friendly. 5 miles from Talladega Superspeedway, it’s an easy landing pad for quick fishing mornings, quiet evenings by the water, or a long-term setup close to home.

From the Lincoln newsletter, October 20, 2026

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Kudzu R V Park and Campground (opens in a new tab)

71285 AL-77 · Talladega

Family-run since 2006, Kudzu R V Park and Campground spreads out over 40 peaceful acres with an RV park and a separate tent area, all kept…

Family-run since 2006, Kudzu R V Park and Campground spreads out over 40 peaceful acres with an RV park and a separate tent area, all kept safe, clean, and quiet. When you need fresh air without a road trip, this spot makes it easy to feel at home.

From the Pell City newsletter, October 18, 2026

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Dry Valley Junction RV Park (opens in a new tab)

1901 Dry Valley Rd · Lincoln

Practically across from the Superspeedway, Dry Valley Junction RV Park is the low-key, locals' favorite campground that’s been looking…

Practically across from the Superspeedway, Dry Valley Junction RV Park is the low-key, locals' favorite campground that’s been looking after Talladega folks for over 25 years. Expect a friendly crew, plenty of space, and a community vibe that’s close to the action yet pleasantly away from the shenanigans.

From the Lincoln newsletter, October 6, 2026

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Weaver Cave Preserve (opens in a new tab)

1000 Cave Rd · Anniston

Weaver Cave Preserve is a low-key hiking spot where the cave stays closed to protect about 12,000 endangered gray bats, but the surrounding…

Weaver Cave Preserve is a low-key hiking spot where the cave stays closed to protect about 12,000 endangered gray bats, but the surrounding trails are open on predetermined weekends. Expect easy-to-follow paths, peaceful woods, and a quick nature reset that feels close to home without feeling routine.

From the Gadsden newsletter, October 7, 2026

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Aquality Farms (opens in a new tab)

1414 Wilmer Ave · Anniston

Aquality Farms turns a tucked-away Anniston warehouse into hydroponic lettuce, microgreens, and gourmet mushrooms, plus housemade mushroom…

Aquality Farms turns a tucked-away Anniston warehouse into hydroponic lettuce, microgreens, and gourmet mushrooms, plus housemade mushroom coffee and ultrasonic extracts. If you’re into fresher-than-the-grocery salads, their Harvest Box pulls in other local makers so weeknight cooking actually feels fun.

From the Oxford newsletter, October 9, 2026

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J.R. Striplin Park (Hobson City Park) (opens in a new tab)

622 Martin Luther King Dr · Anniston

J.R. Striplin Park (Hobson City Park) is a laid-back spot to unwind, catch up with neighbors, or let the kids burn some energy. It’s the…

R. Striplin Park (Hobson City Park) is a laid-back spot to unwind, catch up with neighbors, or let the kids burn some energy. It’s the kind of neighborhood park that quietly anchors Hobson City life, offering simple, open space when you need fresh air and a quick breather.

From the Lincoln newsletter, October 10, 2026

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