All five are within about an hour of camp. Flow is rain-fed, so winter and spring, or a few days after heavy rain, give the best show.
DeSoto Falls

A 100-foot waterfall dropping into a turquoise pool on the West Fork of Little River. A short walk leads to a railed overlook, and it is especially dramatic after rain.
Address: 1299 Blalock Drive NE, Fort Payne, AL 35967
Why visit: Very short walk, postcard photos, pairs with nearby trails
Little River Falls
See our full Little River Canyon guide for trails, swimming holes, fees and RV driving limits.
10 minute drive from campThe signature 45-foot ledge waterfall at the gateway to Little River Canyon, with year-round flow, boardwalk overlooks and swimming access in safe conditions.
Address: 4322 Little River Trail NE, Fort Payne, AL 35967
Why visit: Canyon overlooks, the scenic rim drive, summer wading
Noccalula Falls
50 minute drive from campA 90-foot waterfall plunging into Black Creek gorge in Gadsden. The city park adds botanical gardens, a covered bridge and a playground for a full family day.
Address: 1500 Noccalula Road, Gadsden, AL 35904
Why visit: Huge drop, gardens and covered bridge, gateway to the Lookout Mountain Parkway
High Falls
50 minute drive from campA wide sheet waterfall on Town Creek with a natural rock bridge below and a pedestrian bridge above. Spectacular at high water.
Address: 969 Co. Road 144, Grove Oak, AL 35975
Why visit: Walk over the falls, natural rock bridge, best after rain
Pisgah Gorge Falls
60 minute drive from campTwo waterfalls along a rugged canyon, reached by a short rim trail from a small town park. Quieter than the big-name falls.
Address: South end of Co. Road 58, Pisgah, AL 35765
Why visit: Short hike, big views, fewer crowds