Excellent welcome to Sweet Home, Alabama. This welcome center is on I-85 across the border from…read moreGeorgia. You're about halfway between Atlanta and Montgomery at this point and you probably need a break. This was a nice stop with a clean restroom and some lovely ladies working the counter inside to answer questions and provide some information on Alabama attractions and accommodations. They even had free Alabama-made snacks and some cold bottled water. This is a large rest area with a sweeping entry. I love the slight turn that helps bleed off some of the speed from folks who have been zipping down the highway. [Review 17336 overall - 194 in Alabama - 854 of 2022.]

This was our first rest stop on our Atlanta-to-Los Angeles-and-back road trip about 5 weeks ago…read more Lots of available parking. Men's restroom was clean and well stocked. Picnic tables shady trees are on cement slabs, so visitors don't have to worry about resting their shoes in mud or dirt. The Welcome Center was staffed with a friendly and knowledgeable woman, and, after asking her where caves/caverns were located, she gave tips about caves and caverns that we could visit in Alabama. There are a lot of maps and guides in the Welcome Center to take and read up on places to visit and things to do. There is a big back porch that has many rocking chairs where you can sit in the shade and look at a grassy area.

Wonderful experience. Definitely walk the gorge trail to go under the waterfall. You will be glad…read moreyou did.

We have been here a few times and always enjoy the scenery and of course beautiful Noccalula! Come…read moreafter a rain for increased water production for a bigger waterfall! There is a paid admission section with the railroad, mini golf, hiking under the Falls, petting zoo and gardens, but campground area just to see the Falls is free. Dog friendly walking (on leash). In warmer months they also have Frios Gourmet Pops open for sweet treats and something to cool off with.

NOCCALULA!!! Yes we are back! Yep. Today is Ty's birthday and he loves this park. But, we have a…read moreNewcomer, Donner has never been here before, She so excited. We are a party of 5 and you are super dry today!!! But, we see Mr. Crane! Hey Mr. Crane. Where are the ducks hiding? There is not a one in sight. Either way, it's hot , so we look around and keep it moving in this heat.

Really nice place. Quiet, very friendly neighbors. We've been to a lot of camp grounds and I have…read moreto say I like the fact that there is good security in the area. This day and age, it's nice to just enjoy a walk and not feel nervous.

Nice full hookup campground. Spots are easy in & out, most are pull through. Gravel roads, each…read morespot has a concrete pad, picnic table and fire ring. Playground and big dog walk area. 5 mins from shopping, gas station with diesel right outside of campground. Right next door to Gander RV. WiFi is good and about 30 cable channels.

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!

We checked in on 9/8/17 and checked out on 9/14/17 when we evacuated hurricane Irma. Even tho our…read morestay was not under normal circumstances, I have to say the staff at Gadsden Inn showed us nothing but kindness and patience with us. When we first arrived our room did smell of cigarettes even tho it was a non smoking room. The lady at the front desk quickly came sprayed the room and the smoke smell was gone. There was NO EVIDENCE of bed bugs or any other bugs as mentioned in other reviews. Their breakfast for the week consisted of the following : biscuits and sausage gravy, hard boiled eggs, peaches, assorted cereals, assorted bagels and bread, orange juice, cranberry juice and coffee. In the week we stayed there we were in the 400 building. That building is across the train track. In that week the train came at 10pm and 4am on night one and at midnight on night three. Other that that no train. Perhaps a room farther away from the tracks would be better. I hope your stay is as enjoyable as ours. I plan to come back, hopefully on vacation this time and not an evacuation.

I stayed here for one night. It was super last minute and they were so accommodating. Proce was…read morevery reasonable. Room was clean and big. Updated TV and good wifi. My room had a couch and I loved that. I'm not big on taking baths in a hotel, but I did b/c.ofnhow clean and just felt like it would be ok. And it was. I will be staying here again.

Nice clean restrooms. You can stop and play the lotto her with the machine inside. ATM is available…read morealso.

Yet another well maintained and relaxing rest area welcome center heading east on I-20. The Georgia…read morepeach welcomes you on various signs. There are several covered picnic tables outside to choose from. In the lobby you can find a lottery vending machine, something I haven't seen at any other welcome center. It seems to be Georgia's response to the casinos in the Mississippi states. Bathrooms are decent. Not a paper towel in sight, which is environmentally friendly but the air dryers are the old, slow, push button style. The info center had just closed when I came through, but I noticed they had cornhole boards inside. This is probably a nice, happening place when it's open.