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6 RV Parks near Monroeville, Alabama
We did however find 6 campgrounds within 25 miles of Monroeville. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near Monroeville in the left hand column.
5030 Lock and Dam Rd Franklin, Alabama 36444 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 60 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 17 Reviews
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Jan 2019 - $12.00
On the banks of the Alabama River. Park is quiet with great host campers, large sites and a lot of quiet. Clean power properly wired and grounded. Many of the hiking trails were under water due to the flooding so hiking was limited this time. Sites are well cared for with the exception of a couple in the back where the park ranger has not enforced the "don't leave your junk behind" rules for special friends that stay longer than the normal. If not for the junk, gas grill, lights, smoker and other items this camper left behind the park would have had a top rating. Mentioned the trash to the host and were told they have mentioned it to park staff with no results. To bad as this is a nice park. Not as remote as many have suggested. About a half hour to town for groceries and services. Town is only a half hour away so it pays to do your shopping before heading to camp. Interior roads are good but access roads are narrow so pay attention on your way in. Try to get a site on the river and not the creek if you have solar power. Fewer trees along the river. AT&T only had 2 bars so internet was weak. TV over the air had 30 channels most of which were strong signals. Sits right in the middle of hunting and fishing with a great view of the locks and dam. Night time was excellent! - Micheal Whelan
Jun 2017 - $10.00
very quite and right on the river will stay there everytime I in the area. - tom riner
May 2016 - $11.00
We were supposed to stay here back in November, but RV repairs caused us to cancel. My husband was very interested in staying here, so we took the opportunity on our way North. To say this is remote is an understatement, as others have said, it is out there! The campground is nice, with lots of tall trees that provide shade and block satellites, but don't give much privacy. One interesting thing, the campground loop is two lanes, so the inside pull thrus are very nice since they don't face the road.
When we hooked up we had problems with the 50amp, so we switched to 30amp. We informed the volunteer at the gate and he reported it, but didn't expect anyone to show up until the next day, which was fine. The next morning a nice man showed up and replaced the 50amp breaker in an absolute downpour! I didn't think anyone would even show with how bad the weather was, but he showed up and fixed our problem.
The restrooms were very clean, but the showers only have a single shower curtain, so they didn't feel too private. It's been quiet here, I never had anyone else in the bathhouse while I was showering, so it wasn't too bad. There is a laundry in the bathhouse, it always seemed to be in use as I walked by. There was one washer/dryer and it looked like it was $1.00 each.
If you don't boat/fish, there isn't much out here. The museum is closed until further notice, so we didn't get to visit. This is a great place to chill out and enjoy a good campfire, we bought $15 worth of wood from the country store 8 miles down the road.
We had no AT&T signal at the campsite, but we could get 2 bars and LTE by the museum. Our Verizon worked ok with our booster. - Uno Mas
18060 Hwy 21 South Uriah, Alabama 36480 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 16 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 1 Reviews
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Jan 2013 - $12.00
Nice quiet park if you're not looking for a lot of extras i.e. no fire rings, no showers, bathrooms,cable, only 3 picnic tables. Nice affordable monthly rate . You can wash your RV and shoot off fireworks. Just ask first. - bailmanFTRV
18074 Hwy 21 S Atmore, Alabama 36502 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 16 | 0 Reviews
3876 Cleveland Ave Castleberry, Alabama 36432 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 17 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 5 Reviews
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Oct 2011 - $11.00
Don't expect anything fancy. In fact, don't expect much at all except for a plain and simple place to stay. It is by the side of the road, out in an open field. Only about a dozen sites and you are right on top of each other. It is a very quiet field, across from a farm with a bunch of heifers that love to talk out loud all day long. I mean the animals. The owner does not live on site and there is no office. She is a very nice lady that drops by daily and will bend over backwards to help you out. There is a laundry and bath house on site that is clean and roomy. Only one person at a time. We enjoyed our stay and would stay again. Great community, nice people. We attended a local church and met some nice folks. - thesarge7
Dec 2010 - $11.00
Very nice owner. Basically, this is someone's front yard just a few miles from I-65. Sites are just grass, and close together. There is noise from the road right out front as the road leads to I-65 and it's a fast two lane road. We recommend using pads if there's been rain. We sunk so deep the first time leveling we thought we were going to get stuck, pulled the jacks back up and redid with pads. There is a laundry room available. You have to drive about 10 miles to find grocery stores and restaurants. They accept Passport America during the week so you can't beat the rate. This is an acceptable overnight stop and yes, it does beat staying at a Wal-Mart. The owner was concerned enough about the electric to warn us how to reset the electric should we lose power. We used only 30 amp service and didn't have any problems this time of year. - sparky59
Jul 2009 - $11.00
This was a very nice, but very basic RV park. The staff was very friendly and very helpful. The RV sites are all well kept grass and were level. The park is only a few miles off of the interstate and access is very easy. With the Passport America rate it was an ideal place to spend the night. We were treated like we were a part of the owner's family. I would definitely stay there again whenever we are in the area. - rgatijnet
Whatley, Alabama 36482 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 45 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 1 Reviews
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May 2004 - $38.00
This place is the pits. By far the grossest, most unpleasant place I have ever been to. The staff were mutes. They did not make eye contact or acknowledge your presence unless you were holding a credit card. The grounds are a dump. The pool is filthy and unsafe. The playground consists of pieces from the dump and a few old tires. Everyone drinks and smokes ALL DAY. We were the only sober people walking around at noon. There is nothing to do here but drink. We thought of drinking the weekend away so we would be able to deal with this place but wanted to have our wits with us in case someone picked a fight with us or tried to steal our car. Don't go here, your sanity and life depends on it. - pookyellis
108 Owassa Cir Evergreen, Alabama 36401 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 24 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 13 Reviews
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Mar 2018 - $18.00
Cost is Passport America rate. We arrived in the rain. It looked much worse than it is. Roads are hard packed red clay with many ruts from water erosion. Sites are gravel. No picnic tables, patio, cable, or Wi-Fi. Had weak AT&T signal Had no problem leveling my RV. - dlfishing
Dec 2016 - $18.00
Very Lovely Park. ALL PULL THROUGH spots. (not sure if) all were 50 AMP service. Note to new travelers: This campground is on a NON-Paved Road, it is rocky, and sandy, but not difficult to go in or out of.
We pulled in and out of this campground during nasty rain, and it was NOT difficult to maneuver, despite the rain. Some previous reviews complained about poor roads. Comparatively speaking, these roads are NOT any worse (and much better then ones found in parts of North and South Dakota) than average non-paved roads.
The park, although not paved, was lovely. Set up was extremely nice, with a convenient bath-house/laundry-room and walking paths (if not raining!) There was a little lake down a path but I didn't go there.
Only problem was that no one was in the office the entire time. There was a sign on the door to just pick a site and they'd find us, but they never showed up (we left $ in the box anyway). - cherylbrv
Sep 2016 - $30.00
This park is so run down, I wouldn't advise anyone to go there. The interior roads and sites are mostly Alabama red clay with gravel and grass mixed in. The office was closed on the Sunday afternoon we pulled in. We needed a spot for overnight so we chose the first one that looked fairly level. There are no picnic tables and the fire ring was full of grass and weeds. There were about 5 full time residents and we did see one on his way to the bath house. When we left the next day, we had to put our payment in the drop box because the office was still closed. We never did meet the owner. The road we needed to use to leave our site had such a large rut from water erosion extending across most of the road that we chose to drive over the grass. We would NEVER stay here again. - dickens