Okatibbee Lake is a large, beautiful recreational lake with many different parks all around the…read morelake. Its an recreational hot-spot with a range of different activities such as camping, hiking, boating, water skiing, BBQ-ing, fishing, hunting and has its own marina at one of its campgrounds and a few cabins are available as well. The day-use parks have picnic tables and basic facilities and some of them also have sandy beaches for swimming access. This is where I would go when wanting to grill in the backwoods and do some out door activities and relax with a few brews at hand. The lake is a great place to relax and reflect and simply enjoy the country. Enjoy!

Okatibbee is definitely a Titus fav in Meridian. Equipped with campgrounds, marked running trails,…read moregreat fishing, boating, waterpark, and cabins. Great playground area for kids and daily picnic areas as well as pavilions. Perfect for hanging out around the fire with friends and/or family, drinking a few brews and grillin' up the day's catch!

Very easy to find. People are friendly ,respectful and resourceful. Great get away for relaxing…read moreand plenty of fishing spots.

How dis I not know this place existed!?!?…read more A large fishing lake that has a small general store full of various baits, poles, refreshments, fishing supplies and boat rentals. Plus, the water's edge has many picnic tables under small shelters so you can have a picnic while you fish This place is a gem. Check it out!!

Not much of a water park, with so many lily pads you can't get in the water. It's just nastyread more

this location was the perfect couple getaway. easy access and peaceful location. not too far…read moreoutside of the cities but secluded enough to have that real country vibe.

State park with campsites, lake, hiking, picnic areas, golf, playground …read more... Visit it right away, because it closes indefinitely on 15 Oct 2015!!

Our a/c went out in our camper and the staff cleaned a cabinfor me to rent and quickly and…read moreinstalled an extra window unit. Everyone very friendly and courteous.

Had a great time at their Independence Day Event with the family. The fireworks show was great!read more

Brought our kids for swimming and grilling, only to find out, after we paid, that there is no…read moreswimming and no grills! Absolutely the worst experience ever. It ain't what it used to be. Don't waste your time or your money!

Early April, 2025. Burchfield Branch Park Campground, near Brookwood, Alabama, is administered by…read morethe US Army Corps of Engineers. It is open to the public, with advance reservations required and made through Recreation.gov. Burchfield is near Holt Lake on the Black Warrior-Tombigbee Waterway, and offers camping, boating, swimming, a large playground, picnicking, and more. The campground has 36 sites, most with electric and water hookups; tent camping is also allowed. There are also showers, a dump station, and trash receptacles. We camped at picturesque site #2, a back-in site along the Warrior River. The site was 45' long and paved, with a picnic table and electric and water hookups. No issues for us to access this site in a 20' class B, but it might have been challenging to maneuver in a large RV. Many sites are tight and close together, but we still had privacy as the sites on both sides of us were empty. The price was excellent, $28 with hook ups, and only $14 for holders of the NPS Senior Pass. We regrettably stayed here for only one night, which was an error in planning on our part. We were traveling between Montgomery and Birmingham, AL, not fully appreciating how remote and off the beaten path this campground is. It's many, many miles off the interstate, requires you to travel down many narrow roads, and is far, far away from cell service and basic amenities (groceries, gasoline, restaurants, etc.). Our journey also took us through miles and miles of desolate land that is being mined. And, did I mention that it was pouring rain for hours of our journey? This resulted in a very wet campground so we cocooned in our RV, not really enjoying our surroundings or what the campground offered. We were on our way to Birmingham the following morning. In retrospect, we should've stayed closer to Birmingham, or at least stayed longer to enjoy the campground. Be sure to note that advanced reservations are required, and the gate is locked at night for safety so be sure to arrive before closing. The coordinates for the park are: 33.43896,-87.36165.