Fun place to kick back enjoy the pool or rent you a table and enjoy a day at the river!read more

We stayed at Greensport RV Park and Marina for Feb & March 2024 in our Motorhome at site 503. This…read morePark is so beautiful, peaceful and quiet. The sites are Large, the Staff, including the Owners David and Stephanie, are the sweetest people, they bake Fresh Otis Spunkmeyer Cookies everyday, stop by the office, say hello and grab a cookie. Rebekka the staff Entertainment director will have you very busy every weekend with fun things to do. There is a General Store on site with nice products, pretty good prices, and and good pizza. Did I mention the park is peaceful and quiet? Let me tell you, quiet time is 10pm to 7am everyday, the gate is locked at night so you are secure knowing that you and your family are safe. There is Laundry available, and Nice very Clean bathroom/showers at the Pool. New Laundry, bath/showers and a new pool are coming soon. 20 minutes to Rainbow City and Gadsden for all your shopping needs. We really loved our 2 month stay at Greensport and Highly recommend it to anyone, it is a family friendly place with a Bouncy Pillow, and Dog Park, Basket Ball court, petting farm and So much more....

My group said we should go to this event that I had never been to. We drove up from Birmingham that…read moreevening and spent so many hours there walking around together and riding that tiny train once too. I was surprised the whole time bc it was not something I would think to care about except for taking my kids to when they little many years ago. However it was actually so enjoyable and neat to be at. It is filled with so many people clearly for a reason. I'd recommend anyone go to it even if they think it's not their type of thing. It is very cool for sure. Also, the last thing we did was hop on that little train( which I didn't care to do at all without little kids with me) yet it was a shocker how that man driving the train who shares about all things throughout the event that you get to see again from a different view on that train...he was super awesome. I actually would have ridden that train and listened to that man over and over and over again. He was fun to hear from. It is not super expensive so do not resist to do it. Gather up your group or just you and your spouse or for take your kids if they are still young. This is for sure a fun enjoyable thing to go see.

We visit the park every year at least once.There is a playground,mini golf,train,petting…read morezoo,several historical buildings.The main attraction is of course,the falls,canyon,and the grounds.There is picnic areas in several locations,also a few restaurants nearby.There is also a hiking trail down the mountain.We brought 2 classes today.Check out the next ,The Working Man Review.

I went climbing at Horse Pens 40 this past Friday and Saturday and had an absolutely incredible…read moreexperience. The guy at the front desk, Troy, was so friendly and kind -- we ended up talking about music for a while, and he helped us find the perfect rental gear to get started. The whole area was beautiful and easy to navigate thanks to the Kaya app, which made finding the boulders super straightforward. It was a little difficult to determine which were the start holds on some of the climbs but by following the chalky holds of previous climbers we were able to make sense of it for the most part. Between the great climbing, welcoming atmosphere, and amazing people, HP40 definitely became one of my favorite spots. Can't wait to come back!

So, what is Horse Pens 40? Well, the simple breakdown, it is a privately owned outdoor nature park…read morelocated in near Steele, Alabama. The park is situated on top of Chandler Mountain (Chandler is a mountain .... Friends reverence for anyone keeping track), in the foothills of The Appalachian Mountains. The park is known among the rock climbing community as a premier bouldering site. The site is also home to a "Bluegrass Park" where it hosts festivals showcasing the genre several times per year. The biggest of these festivals occurs on the Fourth of July. The park features both RV and primitive camping. So, we were coming out to explore and play on the boulders, when a massive downpour hit. We were literally the only ones at the park (just driving in as the rain hit). We parked in the lot and sat there a few minutes. Now, here is where they get the 5 stars .... an employee came out in the downpour to make sure we were ok and didn't need anything. We felt so bad! Any place that treats customers like this is worthy of 5 stars. Thank you Horse Pens staff for caring about the people that come to visit and making sure they are safe and don't need anything. He even offered us a place to get out of the storm while it passed. Looking forward to a time we can return and properly explore this cool site.

Nice campground. Reasonable rates. I spent the weekend in Feb 2026. I have one nitpick. It's not…read morewith the campground but with TVA. I was told I could not pull into my site so I could evacuate quickly in an emergency. I liked the view of the lake out my windshield. There were a lot of cars and trucks pulled into sites. Following state logic, they should back in so they can evacuate quickly also. It made no sense.

We had a really good experience renting a Lowe SS 210 pontoon boat here until it came time to…read morereturn it and deal with the gas. When we pulled up at the dock at our scheduled return time, a young worker was already filling boats with gas cans (not a pump). He started filling ours, but ran out of gas midway. That immediately raised concerns, since there's no way to know how much was in the can before he started. My husband went into the store and was told the worker would have to go buy more gas, and it would be 30+ minutes before he came back. This was frustrating because they knew our boat was due back at 6 PM, yet chose to use up gas on other boats first instead of being prepared for us. We were told we'd be sent a receipt for the fuel, but we never got one--just a $100 charge. At $5 a gallon and a 24-gallon tank, the numbers don't add up, especially since the gauge showed between half and a quarter tank left when we returned it. Based on the math, I don't believe we actually used the amount of gas they charged us for, likely an extra $20-$30. The day on the water itself was great, but the lack of transparency with the gas, no receipt, and questionable accuracy in what we were charged left a sour note at the end. It's never a good feeling to feel like you have been ripped off. If you rent here, just be aware of how they handle fueling and charges.

It's a nice little campground, not a far drive from Noccalula falls and lots of local thrift…read morestores. We did enjoy tubing, but we bought our own from Walmart for much cheaper and since we were staying here, it was free and we just signed a waver. Beware of snakes though, there's a lot of them! We got floats with netted bottoms to keep them from trying to take a ride with us. Fishing was far more enjoyable. We caught catfish, alligator gar, sheepshead, little bass, and more. Use small tackle and don't expect a fish fry!

PLEASE MAKE THIS VIRAL.. I never post anything good OR bad but this has to be sent out…read more If you're looking for a FAMILY oriented environment to take your small children to, a river for fishing, nice and friendly people, and respectful neighbors then DO NOT go to Big Wills Creek Campground!! The lady that runs the place is VERY hateful, they told us about the military discount being 10% off and then changed it to 8% without telling us, nothing is handicapped accessible, the ONLY bath house is next to the office/fun room that when they play karaoke they play XXX rated songs about sex and eating pu@@y, the restrooms were never cleaned and we were there for 4 days, our neighbor had his grey water drainage running down the hill INTO the river, quiet time was supposed to be from 10:00 pm to 7:00 am but every single night there were fireworks until midnight AT the campsites ( even though managers were contacted), the tent campers only had a port-o-John to use without any hand washing station, they kept saying that the shuttle ran on tips only but the drivers REQUIRED you to tip EACH time they shuttles you back to camp, and you have to sign a waiver that says no alcohol on the property but I couldn't count how many drunks were hooping and hollering every single night! My daughter also made a post about them and BIG WILLs CREEK CAMPGROUND deleted it and reported her to Facebook.

Gave a 3 because it's a Nice spot located near Auburn University! However they are infested with…read moreAnts! Less than 24 hours of being here and they are all over my RV. 3 years of owning this and have never had ants till now.

Great park with super nice people running it. We were very lucky to get a site, last minute. We…read morehad reservations at Army Corps of Engineers campsite, but our GPS took us an hour out in the middle of no where & got us lost in a horrible rain storm. I found Eagle's Landing on-line and they welcomed us to their last site. This campground 's football! They have lots of tailgating & fill-up with collage football fans. The park is super neat & clean. I highly recommend this park, but I would call ahead especially during football season.

Too remote Unfriendly people…read moreSmall laundry room no air Would not recommend Poor roads in campground

Amazing place!! lived there for a few years... and I loved it!! The people were amazing, Susie…read more.. TOP NOTCH lady and her husband is an amazing man as well (he helped me with something once)!! The campground, you couldn't ask for more... amazing views, close enough to Pell City or Talladega, convenient, comfortable and just far enough out to make it quiet!! In my humble opinion you will not find a better place to park your rig, whether a weekend, season or a "lifetime"

We stayed here for 2 nights in a cool "tiny house" on our way to the beach. Campground was pretty…read morenice and our location had a great view of the river. We had a great time at the pools and enjoying all the great views. We stayed here bc only 15-20 mins to Noccalula Falls were we spent 1/2 the day hiking under the falls and wading in the river there. Our tiny house was pretty cool. Kids loved the loft area and we loved the covered deck too. My only complaint w/ the house was the a/c (even after following their instructions) still was either crazy hot or crazy freezing. The toilet seat also needs to be replaced with an appropriate size seat and it's 2021...get a soft close seat just as a nice extra touch. That was it though and we would definitely return again so recommend for all families but remember 2 day minimum. Have fun!!!

Come here ASAP!! This place is amazing. Very clean scenic. The owners are very nice & so are the…read moreother campers!! There are 3 pools all beautiful. Right on the water. Great running/walking trail too. We will definitely be back!

DO NOT STAY IN THE CABINS!!…read more Last night my wife and I swept the walls and floors of lady beetles flushing them down the toilet, since they are invasive. Around two we got to sleep. A few times we got woke up by a bite of two but most were gone or so we thought. We woke up to find the windows covered with them. We called again to ask for help and they sent down a housekeeper. After talking to a few employees we found out this has been an ongoing problem and that many people have cut their stay short. As I understand from what was said to me the management here is fully aware and wants to ignore the problem hoping it goes away instead of addressing it. This is a bad look for Alabama. If I travelled all the way here to stay in these lovely cabins and paid what we paid only to be swarmed by Asian Lady Beetles I would not recommend this beautiful park to anyone. It's not the bugs that give this a two. It's the attitude and lack of action by the management that got them that. The only reason the got a two is the cabin and park are beautiful.

It will take you a solid 30 minutes to drive from Oxford up to the highest point in Alabama, but it…read moreis well worth it. The walk to Bald Rock is extremely easy, but there are areas along the boardwalk where you can step down into the woods and rocks if you like. For us, the highlight of our visit to the area was a hike to Pulpit Rock. That hike is a bit more strenuous, but still very short. I have indicated with a red dot on the map photo where this hike begins. The views are phenomenal. We actually enjoyed this hike the most. Keep your children on a leash.

I love this place really cozy well maintained nice and clean not far from freeway 20 lots of things…read moreto do around the areathe speed way walking distance museum walking distance as well the owner was really nice they also have a store in case you need something please stop by and check them up we are heading west going back home to California

From the moment you drive onto the property you know you made the right choice! You are happily…read moregreeted by the owner who makes you feel welcomed right from the start. He then escorts you to your spot and then proceeds to tell you about their amenities and emergency shelter incase of a tornado in the area. They have a store on site and they are in the perfect location if you are attending a race. We were amazed by their hospitality and their gratitude that we chose their location. Their park is immaculate, spot on, and if we ever return to this area you know we will be reserving here for sure! Dennis, Kelly and the Great Danes