The staff was awesome and easy to deal with. They have auto pay as well. The units are clean and…read morelocks are furnished as part of the deposit.

The staff were very pleasant and friendly. Nice facility with easy in and out! The access was…read moreexcellent, clean and safe.

The Cullman waste management area is conveniently located off highway 69…read more We are renovating our local lake property so this is a frequent stop for us to dispose of wood and debris. You weigh on the way in and in the way out. Good low rates. They take all forms of payment but they will charge you 3.5% fee to run a credit card. They guys that work in the big dump area helped us unload our trailer. Nice people !

This beautiful camp truly embodies the motto "God's Backyard," and has since ~1947. Camp McDowell…read moreis a ministry of the Episcopal Churches in the Diocese of Alabama and is open to all! With over 1,140 acres and 834 beds, McDowell is one of the largest Episcopal Camp and Conference Centers in the U.S. It borders the edge of the Bankhead National Forest in Winston County, Alabama, and consists of breathtaking canyons, waterfalls, forests, and is known as the "Beautiful Queen of Clear Creek." Lodging ranges from group cabins such as Martha's Cabin, to the rustic cabins on the "boy's side" of camp beside the steps down to Clear Creek, to the hotel-style double rooms at Miller's Commons and the even bigger, newer cabins at Bethany Village. Camp is home to a wide range of programs year-round! Our Episcopal Diocesan Council meeting is held here every Feb., and is attended by over 400 delegates, and the dedicated staff runs the entire 4+ day event better than a well-oiled machine! There are live music performances, "special session" camp weeks for those who are differently abled, various church's retreats and learning opportunities at "Mark's Farm." Amenities include a camp store, a swimming pool, a covered basketball/gym with a stage, where we used to hold camp dances, at least one full service commercial kitchen, outdoor grills, a soccer field, tons of hiking trails, two chapels, a beautiful old bell that would be rung every morning around 0600 when I was a "midget camper," a multi-purpose field, an art studio, a fully functional animal farm, a produce farm, a nature center a welcome center, softball field, rowboats and canoes, among many, many more. There are also challenge ropes/obstacle courses, an amphitheater, picnic tables, various playgrounds, fire pits, word burning fireplaces with cut wood available to burn, and a fully accessible St John's swimming pool complex in Bethany Village! Dining is available at Stough Hall, served family style, or more often, buffet style. Doug Carpenter Dining Hall in Bethany Village would be lovely for a wedding reception and can seat 500-700 based on the table configuration. Eppes Hall is where we grew up eating and can seat up to 200 people. Again, grills, and covered grill areas are sprinkled throughout camp. Also, common use refrigerators are available, especially in the lodging in Miller's Commons. Among the biggest draws at camp are the swinging bridge over Clear Creek and the beautiful cross, and the fun short hike to arrive at the base of the cross! There truly is something for everyone at Camp McDowell. I highly recommend the camp for attending group sessions in the summertime, or renting whatever type of facility you desire for a best friend's/girl's getaway weekend, the lodging on All Saint's Road is primarily 4 double rooms that share a common living room/full-service, fully stocked kitchen with refrigerator, fireplace, and beautiful large back porches with rocking chairs. If you get the opportunity to visit Camp McDowell absolutely do! If you would like to send a person to summer camp, nearly all, if not all Episcopal Church's in AL offer scholarships - that's how I got to go to my first summer camp at Camp McDowell, thanks to my church at the time, The Church of the Nativity in Huntsville, AL!

If you love nature and lots of outdoor activities this is the perfect place to visit. There are a…read morevariety of lodging options and outdoor activities to choose from. I had the pleasure of visiting with a large group and had a wonderful time. The staff were very friendly and there's plenty of meal options available. The prices are very reasonable and the scenery was amazing. I would recommend.

Basic no frills laundromat. Most machines working. Attendant on duty. Comfortable inside. Could use…read morea little cleaning.

After driving all day, we were looking for a spot to stop for the night with our 40 ft class A…read more Called, but got no answer, within a couple minutes my call was returned. A mile off I-65 exit 291. Easy in, easy out. Gas and diesel located at the exit. Gal who greeted us was very pleasant. Directed us to a pull through site with water, 30/50 amp, and sewer. Great spot for an overnight! Peeked into the laundry room which had several washers and dryers. Ladies restroom looked like it has been updated with nicely tiled showers and new curtains. My husband said the men's needed updating. I gave it three stars because I feel it's still a bit of a diamond in the rough. However, I can see work is being put into the campground and facilities. For an overnight, it was perfect!

This campground is great for the overnight stopover. Some long term campers not not bad looking…read more Price is Right.

Best computer repair shop in Jasper. Been in business a long time.read more

These are volunteers taking time out of their personal life to help others. They use their own…read moregasoline to and vehicles to make the rounds picking up store donations. Most people seeking help have a variety of problems but taking it out on those trying to assist you doesn't help anyone, they probably have many troubles of their own and should be shown grace. Remember that our own attitude is contagious and if we follow directions , smile, speak kindly and thank those working to help us , that attitude can spread just as quickly as a sour one. Thank you to all of the volunteers seeing that people in our area have a way to stretch our food budget and feed our families.

Very disrespectful employees, tried to park. Employee blocked the entire entrance, said he wouldn't…read moremove until he typed a navigation address into his phone. I said nothing. Employ got out his truck and told manager and they told me i could leave for wanting to want him to let me get by so i could park in handicap spot. I dont walk well. I cant just park anywhere. Ive given up.

Probably the most down to earth honest caring humble people I've ever been around. Mr Harris showed…read morelove and compassion to our family at a time when we were lost. Thanks to everyone there for helping us in our time of need.

1 star only because it is not possible to give it no stars. I am assuming that the other one star…read morereview slipped through and the others have been deleted. I sincerely doubt any business receives 5 stars on Ever.Single.Review. A very dear friend buried his father after his recent death and this is what happened. It is beyond reprehensible. A family suffers a grievous loss and the funeral home is rude, unsympathetic and totally incompetent. This is the gist of what happened: Danny Harbison 7 hrs · I don't usually make these kinds of posts, and this won't apply to most people on my friends' list, but this is one that has to be made: The Collins-Burke Funeral Home in Jasper, AL completely dropped the ball on my father's funeral. There were no details about my father's funeral on their website until AFTER the service. My Mother In Law could not even send flowers because of this, and they could give no details on when and where the funeral was being held until just 18 hours before the service. If you live in the Walker County, Alabama area, I would suggest avoiding this company as being unprofessional, and completely lacking in compassion and basic human decency. As I said, I don't usually make these kinds of posts, but this company seemed to go out of its way to make a difficult time even more unpleasant. As someone who buried her middle son in Texas in September under the auspices of a funeral home and director who could NOT have been more kind to his stunned wife and our family, I find it morally abhorrent that the home put the family through this.