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Two Rivers Point Campsite

No reviews yet · ~USD 26.75 / night (typical night)$$$$$ · State Lands Division of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
(251) 625-0814

Two Rivers Point is a floating platform campsite on Alabama's Bartram Canoe Trail in the Mobile-Tensaw Delta, reserved exclusively for paddlers accessing the site by canoe or kayak. Groups of up to 8 people can camp overnight on designated platforms, where campers must provide portable toilets and use camp stoves (open fires prohibited on platforms). The site has no vehicle access and minimal land-based infrastructure, offering a remote, primitive wilderness experience. All campers must carry personal flotation devices, navigation equipment (compass, map, flashlight), and follow strict leave-no-trace protocols. One-night reservations run from noon to noon, allowing paddlers to incorporate the site into multi-day canoe trips along the Bartram trail. (via official site)

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Rates & prices

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ItemPrice
Overnight site reservationUSD 26.75 per night
Cancellation feeif cancelled before 24 hours; 50% of reservation fee refundedUSD 1.50

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Booking & season

Duration per reservationOne night only (12pm to 12pm)
Cancellation policy$1.50 fee + 50% refund if cancelled 24+ hours in advance; cancellations within 24 hours not permitted

Pitches & accommodation

Group size limitMaximum 8 people per reservation
Site type and accessFloating platform campsites; canoe or kayak access only; no vehicle access

Facilities & services

Restroom facilitiesPortable toilet (campers must bring their own with disposable bags)
CookingCamp stoves required; open fires prohibited on floating platforms
Cell serviceLimited or no cell phone service available

Activities & family

Primary recreationCanoe and kayak paddling; wildlife observation in natural habitat

Location & access

Setting and regionMobile-Tensaw Delta on Bartram Canoe Trail, Alabama

Rules & policies

AlcoholNot allowed on platforms or campsites
Personal flotation devicesRequired for all occupants; children under 8 must wear at all times while in boats
Environmental protocolsNo feeding or disturbing wildlife; no littering; no tree cutting for firewood; no food waste disposal along trails

Opening hours & schedules

Reception, gate and facility hours for Two Rivers Point Campsite.

Check-in12:00
Check-out12:00

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Good to know

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What is the cost to stay overnight?

Overnight site reservations are $26.75 per night, which includes a $25 reservation fee and $1.75 state portal fee.

When is check-in and checkout?

Reservations are from 12 noon to 12 noon the following day.

How many people can stay per reservation?

Group size is limited to a maximum of 8 people per reservation.

What equipment must we bring for camping?

Campers must bring a compass, map, flashlight, and portable toilet with disposable bags. All boat occupants must have Coast Guard-approved personal flotation devices (children under 8 must wear them at all times while in a boat).

Are pets allowed at the campsite?

No, pets are not allowed on floating platforms or in land-based shelters.

How much does it cost to camp at Two Rivers Point Campsite?

Two Rivers Point Campsite charges a camping fee.

Who runs Two Rivers Point Campsite?

Two Rivers Point Campsite is operated by State Lands Division of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.

What are the check-in and check-out times at Two Rivers Point Campsite?

At Two Rivers Point Campsite, check-in is from 12:00 and check-out is by 12:00.

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