Tuskegee, Alabama
Adults-only campground in Alabama.
Farmcamp is a 21+ members-only place for cabins, glamping, RV stays, tent camping, creek time, pool days, firelight, PinkBar, and weekends that move at your pace.

A better kind of campground getaway
Make room for the whole weekend.
01A setting made for grown-up time
Farmcamp is a 21+ members-only campground, so the pace is built around adult getaways, not a family resort schedule. You can take a slow morning, spend the afternoon outside, and decide later whether the night calls for a quiet fire or a little more energy.
02Choose the comfort level that fits
Cabins, furnished glamping tents, RV sites, RV rentals, premium tent sites, primitive sites, and day passes let you plan the trip around your own version of comfortable. Bring your own setup or arrive ready to settle in.
03More to do than sit at the site
Creek access, trails, a heated saltwater pool, a 30-person spa, showers, firelight, PinkBar, and event weekends give guests room to build a full escape without leaving the property.
Some trips are only about finding a place to sleep. An adults-only campground stay can be much more than that. It can be the space between a busy week and the version of yourself that has time to sit outside, reconnect with friends, meet someone new, or simply have nowhere else to be for a while. Farmcamp gives adult guests that room without asking them to give up the comforts that make a weekend feel easy.
Set in Tuskegee, Alabama, Farmcamp pairs the outdoor side of a campground with more ways to enjoy the time after you arrive. The woods and creek give the property its reset button. The pool, spa, shared spaces, PinkBar, and selected event weekends give you options when you want the day to feel less quiet. You can bring a partner, friends, chosen family, or just a book and a loose plan.

Nature with an adult pace
Start at the creek. Let the rest of the day unfold.
Farmcamp is for people who want an outdoor weekend without being locked into one version of it. Spend the morning under the trees, take a creek float or trail walk, cool off in the heated saltwater pool, and use the spa when the Alabama heat asks for a reset. Your campsite or cabin stays close when you want to slow things down again.
After dark, you can keep the night easy around the firepit or see what is happening at PinkBar and around the property. The point is not to pack every hour. It is to have enough good options that the weekend never feels smaller than the trip you took to get there.
Cabins are a strong fit when privacy, a real bed, and a more polished home base matter most. Furnished glamping tents let you stay close to the outdoor feel while making the sleep setup simple. RV guests can choose full-service sites, boondocking spaces, or a ready-to-go RV rental. Premium tent sites and primitive camping are there for guests who want to bring their own gear and get closer to the basics.
There is no one right way to stay at an adults-only campground. The better choice is the one that makes arrival feel easy and gives you the kind of reset you want afterward. Farmcamp makes it possible to keep things low-key, make a longer weekend of it, or build the trip around the people and event you came to see.

More than the campsite
Outdoor time, with the comfort to stay longer.
The difference between a quick overnight and a true getaway is what happens between check-in and checkout. Farmcamp gives guests showers, Wi-Fi and cell service, water, shade, shared spaces, and a place to gather without turning the campground into a crowded resort. You can be social when you choose and private when you need it.
That balance works especially well when everyone in the group wants something a little different. One person can read by the water while another takes a walk. Friends can meet by the pool without sharing every hour. Couples can make a quiet cabin their base, then head out when the mood changes. An adult getaway should leave room for that kind of flexibility.
It also makes Farmcamp a useful fit for more than one kind of trip. Plan a low-key overnight after a long week, bring friends for a themed weekend, take a first camping trip without committing to a full gear list, or use an RV site as a familiar base for a longer escape. The property gives you a clear place to land, then lets you decide how much of the weekend belongs to the woods, the water, or the people around you.
Plan your visit
Three simple steps before you book.
01Choose the pace of your visit
A quiet midweek stay and a themed weekend can feel very different. Start by deciding whether you want space to reset, more people around, or a little of both.
02Pick a home base that feels easy
A cabin or furnished glamping tent makes it simple to arrive without much gear. RV and tent sites work well when bringing your own setup is part of the fun. The right stay leaves more room for the parts of the weekend you actually came for.
03Handle membership before availability
Farmcamp is members-only for guests 21 and over. Choose the membership that fits your visit, then use the live booking page to see current dates, stay details, and availability.
Farmcamp is intentionally a 21+ members-only community. That gives adult guests a clearer starting point before they arrive and helps protect the feel of the property. Membership comes first, then the booking page makes it easy to see the practical details that change with the calendar: available stays, dates, event activity, and anything specific to your trip.
Once those pieces are handled, you can keep the plan loose. Pack for the creek or pool, bring layers for a night outside, and choose the stay that gives you the right amount of comfort. The best adult campground weekends usually leave a little unscheduled time for the part you cannot plan in advance.