Very nice place . We store our camper there and we feel very safe about it . Nice location easy in…read moreand out and have security camera all over .

We stayed two weeks here. The park is clean and the landscaping is well kept. There are patio sets…read morewith fire pits available for your use. Laundry available on the property as well as a soda and snack machine. Access to fishing on the river only minutes away. The owners are amazing and are very knowledgeable about the area if you have any questions. Definitely will stay here again if we are back in town for another ball game. Roll Tide!!!

The reviews are deceiving, people do not know the history of this place. I've stayed here many…read moretimes an love it here. It is safe, peaceful, and priced right. The fishing is awesome and the manager & owner are nice people. No, it's not perfect, the so-called trashy sections are not part of the rental lots. I am staying here currently and will return when the opportunity presents itself. Don't be fooled-this is a great place.

Area is quiet. I would recommend this park. Rates are comparable to other areas. Nice wooded area…read morewith plenty of parking. Easy access for big and small campers. I have had my camper parked there for quiet some time and with no issues.

The accommodations are nice and clean. I like to have clean bathrooms. The owner was super friendly…read moreand he helped us find someone to fix our hitch. We will definitely pass by again.

Nice spacious lots and location. No tables at the East sites, Wi-Fi was less than desirable, no…read morebathrooms or showers at the East site, you have to drive across the road to the West campground.

So when using the map on Yelp, make note** drive slightly past the large church. Do not turn right…read moreat the large church (as the map voice directs you) or you will be driving in residential streets with low hanging live wires if your RV is maximum height. Hugh was the camp host. He was pleasant and gave us good ideas on dining. We have a 40 ft rig. The spaces are gravel, pull thru, 50 amp. Close to shopping and food. I don't think they have laundry or showers as they are new and still building more.

A cute little RV park very close to the University of Alabama (ROLL TIDE!). There's about 106…read morespots, but it looks like the park is expanding. Each spot has full hookups and are gravel (with paved roads). The entire park is an open lot, so no trees to worry about. There are some rigs that stay here the entire football season and some that are long term- it appears. The owner was very nice. We'd stay here again.

We stayed here for one night on our trip to Destin FL. The RV spot was absolutely amazing super…read morelevel lot with shade, nice pool, friendly staff, clean restrooms, amazing.

We called last minute and we were able to get a spot for our 40 foot Tiffin motor coach …read more Very nice park and the staff were great ! We would come back to this park again !

Not often that I write one up like this but read on to understand the 5 star rating. Make no…read moremistake, this is a BIG parking lot. Nothing more. Little shade and a slight slope. It supports the SEC baseball sports complex. 190 + full service spaces. First, and amazingly, the power never varied from the solid 120 volts I got on day one until I checked out (with temps from ranging from 65 to 96 degrees). Now for the real gold. If doing the right thing for a customer existed anymore I probably wouldn't even be writing this but, here goes. This was an emergency stay. Had a family member undergoing open heart surgery at UAB, about 20-22 minutes up the road on most trips (perfect distance and easy to navigate with our sister's car while leaving the RV parked here. Things didn't go well from the start at UAB and I needed to add a day, then another, then another. They had blocked me as a medical and I guess that kept them from adding anyone into this space. The SEC games were luckily done the week before we arrived and the place was half full. Well when I called to add one more day (making it #5) the nice gentleman said: "We can do one better than that. We can make it a full week, seven days, and even refund you for some of the day you just paid." No kidding, two "free days" and a refund. What planet did I just land on? Thank you Hoover Met for taking care of your customers! You renewed my faith in America.

5 star staff and cleanliness of the park!! 4 star amenities (like no bath house, pool, game room,…read moreetc), lack of WiFi We stayed for the week of the SEC Baseball Tournament. It was so convenient to have a RV site so close to The Met Stadium! We could leave the game, walk to the RV for lunch/dinner, and then head back over! And after the night games we were "home" within minutes vs waiting in the traffic leaving the stadium. Wendy (RV Park Manager) was so helpful and wonderful! During the booking process, she communicated well and once on site, she made sure to check on the guests and make herself available! The RV park is 170 pull through spots. The entire place is paved and very nice. It is basically just a special parking lot with hook ups, but they provide plenty of space for each RV and have some trees and such added for curb appeal. They also have a very nice playground that includes opportunities for multiple ability levels, as well as a fun looking splash pad area! One major negative to be aware of: No WiFi coverage at camp site (they advertise they have it, but it simply did not work. Which was really disappointing considering we planned to stream games and post game coverage, but could not even get a website to load, much less stream anything). Almost no cell service (Verizon) as well. For SEC week, this was an amazing option! If you are wanting a place to vacation, I would say this might just be a place you stop by for a night or two. Overall, our stay was great and we will return for SEC week in the future!

Hidden Cove, Arley AL. Smith Lake living--clear, deep, and quiet enough to hear your excuses leave…read moreyour body. We're posted up on the shoreline in a family-friendly RV resort with boat access and daily lake views. The "Heart of Smith Lake" isn't hype--it's a map fact. Deepest lake in Alabama, 500-600+ miles of shoreline, emerald water that begs for early lifts, cold plunges, and clean eating. If you're around, come say hi--KetoFiveO and Cops & Campers are right here building first-responder wellness, one lake day at a time

We have been annuals for a while now and we'll live our home away from home. We have made…read morefriendships for a lifetime here, the scenery is beautiful, the water is so clean, and it's our happy place! I do wish we had a GaGa ball pit for all the kids! Oh and Sunnie in the office is the most helpful accommodating person EVER. That girl needs a serious raise!

The camp ground was very quiet and clean. The owners, Gigi and Don were very friendly and helpful…read more We called at the last minute and they accommodated us. If we are ever back in the area, we will stay again. We were on a motorcycle with a popup camper, so always call and check, when the website is a little gray on what kind of campers are allowed. I almost just skipped right over calling and checking this gem out!

We've had mixed luck at this campground. I'm under the impression that you're going to have the…read morebest luck if you're passing through vs. staying for a few weeks or longer. The first season we stayed, it went pretty well but this was also while it was cold outdoors, rainy and we were running on our own propane supply. This summer, however, we ultimately decided to uproot and find another park. Now, I will say Gigi and Don are nice enough people and they do try to keep their park up. We don't have any complaints about the grounds itself. Or the patrons. However, it stands to reason that the upper part of park is going to require more power usage from patrons because it has no shade at all. Our RV is metal, not wood. Before it had even reached the 80s, we were already getting complaints about the amount of power we were using to keep our RV cool (with the AC set in the 80s). Even though we were paying every penny of the "extra" electricity. I eventually had the electrical system checked out, as they had suggested, and found that, as you'd expect, putting a metal RV in the baking Alabama sun is going to result in a hot metal RV. By the 2nd month, we were over it and decided to move parks. We're now in Wetumpka, right on the lake, rent is under $500 a month and we're not paying for electricity separately. Additionally, this campground and the groundskeep aren't causing us undue anxiety simply because we're trying to survive the summer. So, this is where we're going to be staying from now on when we're in the area. I suggest others consider looking just outside of Prattville for a better deal and more consideration.