Warden Station Horse Camp

Open — Open for camping. The overflow camping loop is temporarily closed due to Southern pine beetle damage, but all other camping loops are open. All trails remain open for riding.

About

Warden Station Horse Camp offers 45 primitive campsites for tents and small RVs in the heart of Talladega National Forest. The camp is designed primarily for equestrians and provides access to over 30 miles of scenic trails winding through the forest. Its central location makes it convenient for both horseback riders and hunters exploring the area. The campground features vault toilets and drinking water from faucets. Day use costs $3 per vehicle, while overnight camping is $6 per night for a single unit. Payment is accepted in cash or check. The overflow camping loop is temporarily closed due to Southern pine beetle damage, but all other camping loops remain open and all trails are available for riding. Nearby attractions include Coleman Lake Recreation Area and Choccolocco Wildlife Management Area. The camp also provides access to four loop trails suitable for hiking and picnicking, and mountain biking opportunities are available in the area.

Directions

From Heflin, travel Highway 78 east approximately 8 miles to County Road 61 which turns into Forest Service Road 553. Travel 8.7 miles. Turn onto Forest Service Road 500, campground on your right.

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