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21 RV Parks near Collinsville, Alabama
Crossville, Alabama 7.82 miles NW
Leesburg, Alabama 8.51 miles SE
Centre, Alabama 12.95 miles SE
Whitesboro, Alabama 13.82 miles SW
We did however find 21 campgrounds within 25 miles of Collinsville. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near Collinsville in the left hand column.
2000 County Road 70 Leesburg, Alabama 35983 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 160 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 0 Reviews
2510 US Highway 411 S Leesburg, Alabama 35983 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 60 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 3 Reviews
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Oct 2014 - $32.00
This campround has all grass sites and is very small, maybe 50 sites, but the park has a lot to offer, even for the big rigs like my 40 ft DP. They have limited 50 amps and no sewer only water. There are several site right on the water with fishing piers. They have 1 restroom with showers. They have a very nice large pool. I found it very peaceful, we stayed in late October. - Tom222
May 2014 - $30.00
Stayed here for three nights after Memorial Day. Most of the campers are weekenders so if you come during the week, it's not too busy. Weekends are busy and locals have reserved most of the waterfront and better sites. Difficult for a big rig to get in and park due to trees and tight turns. Many rules regarding visitors and use of facilities. On the plus side, the sites are good sized, have shade, and there is access to a pool and piers on the lake. Very poor antenna TV reception. All sites are gravel or grass so water puddles if it rains. We used our AT&T phone hotspot for internet and it worked fine. - threehendersons
Jun 2013 - $15.00
Very scenic. Planned on an overnight, but stayed for three days. Pool was about 25x70. Shade was abundant. Bathrooms/showers are dated but clean. Will stay again. Price was the Passport America price. Many folks stay here on weekends and leave their rigs during the week. - hmthomas1
4480 County Road 44 Leesburg, Alabama 35983 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 22 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 6 Reviews
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Jul 2012 - $45.00
We've stayed at Chestnut Bay 3 times this year, and I'm sure we will be back again next year. This is a true "resort" that is comprised mostly of high end lake front homes. The RV portion of the resort is located up above the houses but still has nice views of the lake. Positives: There are two pools in the resort, and one is especially geared towards kids of all ages and includes a water slide. There is also a Godfather's Pizza attached to the this pool which makes it nice to enjoy lunch and let the kids continue to play. There is a beach section with a 150ft water slide that dumps you out in to the lake which is great for all ages. There are tennis courts, beach volleyball, playground, an outdoor theater that they play a movie at on Saturday evenings, and tons of activities or the kids during the day. My kids really like riding on the golf carts with the summer help! Negatives: For such a nice resort, there are a couple of things that I think they could improve on. One is water pressure. I've never experienced such low water pressure at any other park or resort, and the only thing we have been told by management is that it is dependent on the usage level by the rental homes. The other concern is the cable reception. Every spot we have parked in, and every other camper we have talked to has confirmed that the cable reception is bad at best. We actually do better using our antenna and pulling in local channels. Obviously, these items do not prevent us from coming back, but for $45/night, they could be improved. All in all, it's a great resort for families, and they do a lot to keep the kids entertained. We will certainly continue to be a regular at Chestnut Bay during the "peak" season. Please note that during their "off peak" season, there are no scheduled events (i.e. movie, street party, karaoke, etc..) due to the fact that they do not have their college help available. - bddo
May 2011 - $45.00
Back at Chesnut Bay for Memorial Day weekend. EXCELLENT..only slight negative is cable is very spotty. We pulled out the sat dish and were fine. Small 20 site park in a multimillion dollar resort. Summer scheduled activities for out 5 year old and nightly activities, karaoke, street party, outdoor PG13 movie and free bingo. This is truly a hidden gem that we will return to over and over. I would say this is a destination RV park rather than an overnight stop. VERY family oriented. - Jerry - Ride To Be Free
May 2011 - $45.00
This is a fantastic campground. The only reason I don't give it a 10 is because of the sites. The particular site that we had was very difficult to get into due to tight space and backing up a hill to get it in place. Also, this particular site and a few around ours are very narrow so you don't have a lot of room between the campers. However, there are some sites that have plenty of room. As far as amenities (outdoor theater, volleyball, basketball, swimming, canoes, paddle boats, a big waterslide, beach area, activities for the kids, etc.) they are very good and the kids had a blast. We will visit this CG again but will pick a better site. Staff was extremely courteous and golf carts ride around to pick you up. - Swampman
7104 Desoto Pkwy NE Fort Payne, Alabama 35967 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 137 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 102 Reviews
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Dec 2018 - $36.00
Definitely follow the driving instructions listed on the website and do not let your GPS bring you to the park. Even so, the park is not exactly convenient to the Interstate; however, it is a better RV park than run-of-the-mill and that should weigh in your decision. As others have commented, full complement of hook-ups, 45 lbs. water pressure at site #52, could not get any Wi-Fi there and despite the asphalt parking pad, my automatic leveler lifted a side wheel slightly off the ground in order to achieve neutrality. Park is gated at night (with entrance key pad), with ample space between camp sites and plenty of trees. Drainage is excellent in the wet winter months. Try to arrive during daylight hours, as this park is in the boonies with narrow roads and no lighting until you actually arrive at the park. Diesel is available only 3 miles down the road. The restaurant has excellent fare, friendly service and reasonable prices. I enjoyed country fried chicken and my wife went for the 12 fried shrimp, all for $38.00. Salad bar was nice and fresh. All-in-all this is a peaceful, quiet and wooded campground with excellent facilities. We stayed one night while on the road to elsewhere. - TMN-15
Nov 2018 - $36.00
Outstanding RV park in a spectacular area. You just can't say enough on how well Alabama manages and develops their state parks. They are a model for the rest of the states. This park is simply great. I only have one gripe that kept us from rating it higher and that has to do with SOME of the site engineering and design. About 1/3 to 1/2 the sites do not have level sites. We were on a site we had thought was level based on web site pics only to find it was severely slopped. Obviously they had to fight topography in the design and development and the problem may not be as bad for trailers as for motor-homes. Trailers can tongue level but with our motorhome jacks we could not level. It was so bad we had to switch sites and we really strained out jack system to the point it would not retract from the boards underneath them. All that said it is a grand place with a wonderful staff and we will return! (just being careful of which site we choose) - americanrascal
Oct 2018 - $36.00
Very nice park. We stayed three nights. The campground is well maintained. The wifi was very weak at our campsite. (It is broadcast from the bath houses). We hiked several trails while there and visited the CCC museum. We will be back. - 97wing
8840 County Road 44 Cedar Bluff, Alabama 35959 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 142 | 0 Reviews
1310 Airport Rd W Fort Payne, Alabama 35968 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 44 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 59 Reviews
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Dec 2018 - $28.00
Don't let the "Under New Management" concern you, Wills Creek RV Park is a GREAT place to stay. It's so easy to access from I-59 and even easier to get to your spot of choice within the park. The park is very well maintained and can accommodate any size RV/Motorhome. Very "family friendly" with some of the residents calling it home for long stretches at a time. I will tell you, you will not find a more pleasant park to stay at and the price is cheaper than a good meal at one of the local (within 5 minutes) major restaurant chains. So, stop in and say hello to the host and I promise you, as I did, you'll make another friend and he'll make you feel welcome. - TheRetiredBear
Dec 2018 - $28.00
Don't trust your GPS on this address. Ours said we were there before we actually got to the RV park. We ended up slamming on the brakes when we finally saw the entrance. The park is across from the airport behind some trees. Once you get back there, it's a nice country setting. Check in was fast, easy and friendly. You pick whichever site you want. The sites and interior roads are gravel, some of it pretty thick. The sites all looked fairly level. They are narrow with trees at most sites at the entrance and exit which makes it challenging when towing. We took a branch right across the front windshield as there was no way to avoid it. Also, our passenger side slide nudged up against another tree.All the branches of the trees were hanging low maybe from rain or else they need a good trimming. We just fit in the site with our 45 foot MH and tow. There was lots of standing water in the roads and sites as it had been raining. The sites are pretty close together with a strip of grass and sometimes a tree or two. Verizon was 4g 3 bars and Directv satellite locked on fine. The WII FI worked good for the most part. There are quite a few long-term renters with some rather interesting vehicles. There are planes, trains and automobiles. Sometimes the trains blew their horns for a very long time. Tractor trailers can be heard either from the I-59 or airport road. Overall, an ok park but noisier than we expected. - Free
Oct 2018 - $30.00
Excellent, quiet, clean park. Mostly pull throughs. All full hook up 30/50 amp sewer and water. Free WIFI. Wills Creek runs along the border of the property if you wish to fish. Now under new mgmt and ownership. - LostSoulCa
1357 Co. Rd. 261 Fort Payne, Alabama 35967 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 42 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 31 Reviews
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Oct 2017 - $13.00
The nightly rate reflects a month plus electric for 2 weeks. I intended on only staying one week but added another week then decided on the month! Owners were very nice! Park is no frills but clean and friendly. Everything is on the honor system: self check-in, purchasing firewood and ice. Bathhouse was clean with great water pressure and hot water. Some steep roads....larger Class A rigs could have a problem but there are several sites right by the office that would suit them. Lots to do in the area. - RVingMe
Jun 2017 - $40.00
We selected this park due to the proximity to Little River Canyon. If you are wanting to see the Canyon, this is a great park. There are no family activities, no pool, not much to do but see the Canyon. Park is a little difficult to locate at first. Could use some improved directional signs. The park itself is beautiful and quiet. Our spot was slightly off-level but not bad considering being in the mountains. Bring leveling equipment. I never met the staff, only phone. Used the honor system for check in/out and payment. I like that. I will certainly be back. - DA TT
Apr 2017 - $18.00
This is a new park in the construction phase. It is not a resort but a really nice campground. The roads are a little tight, but doable with our 40' fifth wheel. The sites were level with plenty of space. The wifi would come and go depending on the time of day and number of users. Our particular site had a fuzzy cable connection. The hook ups were centrally located. We will stay again when in the area. - Al and Anne-Marie
319 Billy Dyar Blvd Boaz, Alabama 35957 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 22 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 2 Reviews
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Apr 2011 - $12.00
We did NOT stay here. However, we needed someplace to dump our tanks and this was recommended. The park is actually very reasonable for overnighters or short timers. It is next to a RR track, but not sure how busy the line is. Sites appear reasonable and it is an honor system for pay:$15 for pull through, $12 for back in. There were sites also available for pop-top campers on a grassy site. Dump fee was $10. If traveling through the area or in the area for a bit on business, this may well be better than a WalMart or other parking lot. Folks I talked with in the park were friendly and said it was a great spot to stay. Easy drive to WalMart and other stores. - Too-wow
Mar 2002 - $12.00
This is a parking lot. It has electricity, water, sewer & cable. It is OK, but dont expect more. It has no office (someone comes by once a day to collect the rent), no security, no restrooms or showers. We had no problem with this and would stay there again. Roads are gravel, sites are gravel, level and will accommodate big rigs. - Travelin Rose
1600 Noccalula Rd Gadsden, Alabama 35904 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 126 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 77 Reviews
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Oct 2018 - $42.00
First, let me start with the positives. The staff was very friendly. Even with a major tractor show going on this weekend, the park was clean. All the utilities worked well, including the wifi. There are several hiking trails, and the Noccalula Falls Park (about 1/2 mile walk) is very nice and worth spending an afternoon - or more. Now the down side. Most (the majority - there are a few exceptions) are very close together. I could not fully extend my main awning without literally hitting the RV in the site next to me. The utilities are all at the rear of the sites, and that can mean needing to run extra water and sewer hoses to reach. The water outlet is for two sites. If you are showering and the other RV turns on the water, you will know it. Even so, water pressure was good - almost too good. I had to keep my pressure regulator on the water hose to keep the hose from leaking around the connections. The roads were poorly maintained, which made staying under the posted 5 MPH speed limit no problem; you wouldn't even want to drive faster than that. There were several 40 foot motorhomes in the park when I was there, so it can be done. But overall, this park was designed for a time when RVs were much smaller and more compact. Still, it is a good base for exploring the Gadsden area. - MFTDoc
Sep 2018 - $23.00
We stayed here Sept.30 in site #A-6. Our 30'10" FW fit nicely on the concrete pad. Backing in was somewhat of a challenge since one side of the pad was about 6" above ground. The cable service was good but the Wi-Fi was somewhat spotty. The falls are quite pretty and just a short walk from the campground. Our BIGGEST issue with this campground was ants. We had an invasion into our FW ... they climbed up the water line. I didn't notice until the next morning that several sites near us had ant poison sprinkled on the concrete pad. If you camp here, make sure you take precautionary measures to keep the little buggers at bay. - Burt Bennett
May 2018 - $30.00
This is the second time staying at this CG. It is very easy access off I-59. As with a lot of parks - some spaces are great and others a bit on the narrow side. The narrow ones have a lot of space directly behind them - so that is a plus, but it doesn't allow a lot of room for parking just one vehicle. We happened to have one of the narrow spaces our first 3 nights (A4) but because we decided to stay longer we had to move - and that actually turned out to be a bonus - great wide spot (B7). Being right next to Noccalula Falls City Park was nice, too - great walking trails and walking around on the rocks. Cable channels weren't too numerous and wifi was pretty typical for campgrounds - but we would definitely go back. For the price - you can't beat this place. Within an hour's drive there is plenty to explore especially in DeKalb County, AL. - want2go
393 Co Rd 174 Grove Oak, Alabama 35975 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 48 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 4 Reviews
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May 2010 - $20.00
This is a beautiful and secluded state park with lots of mature trees and a stream that runs behind a number of the sites. The sites were level and gravel, except for a few paved pull-through sites. The pull-through sites have sewer hookups, but the back-in sites did not. We were able to use one of the pull-through sites to dump our tanks. There are many tent sites available in the campground and some additional primitive sites within the park. The bathrooms were clean. There is a small playground and a covered picnic area. There are lots of places to walk with a dog. We were unable to get cell phone reception with AT&T or Verizon, but that was OK because we were there to enjoy the surroundings. The biggest negative was that the trails were overgrown so thickly with poison ivy that we couldn't use them, but there is a dirt road that runs along the stream that made for a great walk. It was very quiet and the sound of the stream was wonderful. - Anne Williams
Feb 2010 - $19.00
Great small park. Good hiking trails and friendly and helpful staff. Quiet, dark, secluded. Watch that downhill to the park. Also has a nearby boat launch down at the lake. - Solo Nutiket
Oct 2008 - $15.00
This is a nice park to stay while hiking and enjoying the outdoors. The area is beautiful. It is quite remote so nearby places to buy supplies or to eat out are not available. The road to the park is steep and twisty. Larger rigs could have trouble with the road. - Dennis Bham