We were in Red Bay recently having work done on our coach. We drove all around Red Bay (in 7…read moreminutes) looking for any changes there since last time we were out there. In doing so, we came across this little "campground" with 10 spaces, and full hook ups. It had 2 picnic tables, and a small podium stand "office." This is a completely self serve facility and is on the honor system. They are $20 a night, or $120 for a week stay there, and they have WATER ALL YEAR ROUND there. Tiffin Campground will actually shut off their water at the sites when it is that cold out, so, this is a major benefit to those staying there. It is a very quick jaunt down to the Tiffin Service Center from there, and very easy to get to from a big rig point of view. The "campground" does not have any amenities, however, serves it basic purpose of giving you a full hook up site to stay at - right downtown Red Bay.

Of course, we are having work done on our Tiffin Motorhome. The Allegro campground was full, so the…read moreoffice employee generously told us there were two spots open, "downtown". So, off we drove to explore the Downtown RV Park. I can happily report, not being huge fans of spending days on end with entitled, overly-obsessed Tiffin owners comparing everything they've ever done and owned, we LOVE the Downtown RV Park. The sites are on level cement, from what looks to be an old building someone demolished. The hookups are easily accessible, and we can easily walk around town for some excitement. I would give 5 stars, but there is no pool...

Two white sand beaches with sort of clean water. Even though the beach area is in a 'No Wake' zone…read morethere is a pier, close enough to keep the waters churned up on days with heavy boat traffic. There are no lifeguards. There are clean showers, water fountains, restrooms, vending and soda machines. There is a play area for children to burn off energy. Water related activities draw a lot of visitors and at peak dates or holidays, getting into the water is difficult and even impossible. Old Bridge Beach and Piney Grove Beach both offer picnic shelters and volleyball courts along with the restroom facilities, and showers. Overnight camping is available at two campgrounds, the Piney Grove Campground run by the Corps of Engineers and the Whippoorwill Campground run by the Bay Spring Marina. Piney Grove Campground offers 139 Class A campsites with water and electrical service as well as restrooms with shower facilities, a fish cleaning station, playground and fishing piers and an amphitheater. Fishing on Bay Springs Lake is very popular and productive. There are fishing tournaments throughout the year, with the exception of winter. There was a state record 6 lb 4 oz chain pickerel at Bay Springs Lake in 1986, and Scott Wood snagged a 4.66-pound saugeye here in 2000. It isn't unusual to catch 20-30 fish a day. We always did the 'catch and release' after we had enough to feed us and our friend.

Excellent campground ! Love tent camping there. Awesome views on the waterfront. Everyone is so…read morenice and friendly. Love being outdoors and this place is great. Near Bay Springs Lake and that makes it even better.

I stayed here for six months as I was working in Muscle Shoals. The park was clean and very well…read moremaintained. The tenants were nice, and the location worked well for my dog and I. No complaints. I would recommend to anyone.

Clean, safe, and pretty park. Would definitely recommend. We love it here. Lots to do in the area…read moretoo.

Wonderfully clean and quiet. Great sites and we had an easy pull thru…read more Hope to have time to bicycle the lovely trail along the Tombigbee next time

Beautiful !!! We only stayed 1 night but wish we had more…read moretime. We got sight #52 which has a water view right above the swim beach. The concrete pad was pretty level and long enough for a 28' trailer and truck. The crushed gravel patio area had a nice CLEAN table, fire pit, and a pole with 2 hooks (to hang trash bags, lights, towels, etc). The bathroom, shower, and laundry were just a short walk and were very clean. The swim area has a nice beach and there is a roped off area that goes out to 6' deep. The water was warm and the bottom was sandy. The trails wander through the woods and have old asphalt paving which does not detract from the beautiful natural surroundings but feels good underfoot and isn't muddy. The caretakers are super nice people. They give you a large trash bag when you check in. USE IT! We saw a family take a grocery bag of trash to the dumpster and leave the rest of their trash scattered around their site when they left. You shouldn't pay more and stay at a commercial campground that packs you in a parking lot with hardly any trees. Check out our federal campgrounds. They're awesome.

Fantastic location, fantastic owner. Best River access in Middle Tennessee. I fully recommend.read more

I don't know if this campground is under new ownership since these 8-9 year ago reviews or not. I…read moredo know the "southern hospitality " and "enjoying people" is FAR from true now. I have never been to such an unprofessional place in my life and HIGHLY recommend you PASS IT UP! They will verbally attack you and threaten violence. We ranged in age of 2-70. How we deserved such treatment after making arrangements, is beyond me. No one was drunk except the said owner's boyfriend and "crew." Beware of this place folks. Sorry Yelp... I can't be funny with this review.

Free camping!! Yep all free!! And not what you would typically expect of free, this is free with…read moredrinking water and flush toilets in very nice bathrooms. Campsites are large with even asphalt parking. Each has a picnic table and camp ring. There are several hiking areas leading out of camp and some beautiful vistas. Also the historic site on property is very interesting!!! I went for one night and liked it so much I stayed 2! Big shade trees kept the site cool even during summer. The little Swan area had an additional picnic area with a beautiful water stream view, so peaceful!

Great free site for boondocking. No hookups but nice clean bathrooms. ​nice trails...read more

Please explain why so many vehicles are broken down there, or why my brand new suv had to be towed…read moreaway. With dead rats in it from your campground. Or the 20 something messages going back and forth saying you were going to pay for the damages then back out and said no. Anything you say has not been truthful. It can and will be used against you in court

Very quiet this time of year. Owners very nice and helpful. No full hook ups, but do have pump out…read moreservice. Use 140 Pritchard Road for address on GPS.

My work has me traveling 99% of the time. I was called to Tenn at the last minute. I called Country…read moreCritter RV and spoke to Russ. I explained that I was needing a space and needed it soon. Russ explained that he had a spot and let him know when I get close. I called Russ at 1:30 am on my arrival date. Russ came out and help me set up my fifth wheel. That is the kind of service you get at country critter. Very friendly, always there to help. I stayed for 4 months. I hated to go but it was time to move on to the next spot. I will always remember Country Critters.

From the owner: Do you want to be in the city but not in the city? Well here at Country Critters your only 2 miles…read morefrom the nearest grocery store. Then again your still in the countryside.