Crystal-clear springs bubble up in Clio, Alabama, drawing swimmers and paddlers to Blue Springs State Park. Campers snag spots from $27 a night there or head to Poor But Proud Stables for $40, both perfect launches into Barbour County's peanut fields and quiet creeks. This tiny town packs big rewards for RV explorers seeking nature without the crowds.
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Clio nestles along State Highway 10 in Barbour County, where peanut farms stretch to the horizon. Blue Springs State Park captivates with its 100-foot-deep spring-fed pool; boardwalks guide visitors to prime swimming holes and canoe launches. Anglers hook bass in the spring run, while trails wind through piney woods alive with birdsong.
Blue Springs State Park fits families and water lovers with affordable sites from $27 nightly right by the springs. Poor But Proud Stables targets equestrians and pet owners, delivering 30-amp hookups, pull-through spaces, and pet-friendly vibes at $40 a night. These two parks anchor your stay minutes from Clio's historic Broad Street downtown.
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Clio stands out for Blue Springs State Park's massive natural spring and surrounding trails. This 100-foot-deep pool draws swimmers, paddlers, and families year-round. Peanut farms blanket the countryside, fueling local festivals and farm stands along Highway 10.
Blue Springs State Park and Poor But Proud Stables top the list for Clio-area RV camping. Blue Springs sits on Highway 10 with sites from $27/night near the springs. Poor But Proud Stables offers 30-amp, pet-friendly pull-throughs at $40/night just minutes away.
Yes, Poor But Proud Stables welcomes pets with 30-amp hookups and pull-through sites at $40/night. Blue Springs State Park allows leashed pets on campsites and trails. Both spots keep furry companions happy amid Clio's rural peace.