An absolute tranquil, peaceful spot. Large pull through rv sites. We were driving through and did…read morenot disconnect. Site was not crowded and very well maintained. We were greeted by the owner and given our choice of spots. I look forward to spending a longer visit in the future.

Beautiful spot, far enough from I-65 to really have the one with nature feel. 32 total RV sites…read more(gravel pads) but there were lots of empty spaces when we stopped by on a road trip from Florida to Texas. The park sits on a wooded hilltop with a panorama of wooded rolling hills for a view. Access to a 4-acre lake. Quiet and lovely.

OK... this is not a five star hotel, but at $40 a night, you shouldn't expect five star amenities…read more What you do get is a clean bed, entertainment via a television, free wifi, and an experience in a hotel that easily dates back to the sixties. Getting a key is very interesting... everything is done through a tiny slot in the office, and returning the key afterwards is the same kind of thing... makes you wonder just what you are getting yourself into. However, when I got into the room, there were no issues... it was clean and livable, if a bit...eccentric... For instance, the paintings in the room are not your typical hotel paintings of fruit or whatnot... no, instead I had a print that looked French Renaissance. However...there were two paintings in the room...and they were identical! Oh, but we are not done... I went to fill a water bottle in the bathroom...only to find that both knobs on the faucet in the sink were linked to the hot water supply...warm water in my bottle! So yeah, there are some oddities, but for the price you really can't beat it.

The room was clean and air conditioned, but definitely not a luxury suite. It was exactly what we…read moreneeded for only $40 a night. Great location in Monroeville, close to historic downtown, only about a block from Harper Lee's old home and school and less than a mile from the grocery store. Also, when we checked in, the owner told us this is where Gregory Peck stayed during the filming of To Kill A Mockingbird.

No complaints - a very adequate stay at a good price in an area with very expensive lodging…read more We were in the area for an event in a nearby town, but the only seemingly decent hotel there was approximately $150 per night - in contrast this motel was under $80. It is located behind a gas station/truck stop sort of spot a little northeast of town - felt safe enough, and is a pretty isolated area overall. This is a family-run establishment and the innkeepers were professional enough. We had used Priceline and were placed in a room which was apparently a smoking room, and the staff was kind enough to move us to another room (still with a whiff of smoke, but not uncomfortably so) without much trouble. It was a quiet night here, no problems at all. The room was clean and came with some basic soaps. A continental breakfast was offered the next morning, but we went to Hardee's. Bottom line: this is a no frills stay, but it's clean and the price is right - if you are in the area looking for luxury and pampering ... wait, then why are you in Monroe County?

Cinder block walls, nice pillows, shower no tub, nice lighting, couch, cute little chess/…read morebackgammon table. About $70 a night for weekend in May, not fancy but not too expensive for a desirable area.

I'm going to give this place 5 stars because it was exactly what we needed, where we needed it when…read morewe needed it. This is convenient to a very pricey vacation area and we did not want to blow our budget on a room that was only to sleep in. And for sleeping purposes it was just fine...clean, quiet and had everything we needed for less than $80 on a weekend night during peak season. If you want fancy, skip it or you'll be disappointed. But if (like myself) you are not snooty and don't mind motor lodging it once in awhile, I would recommend it and will probably stay here again if I am in the area.

Outstanding Recognition for Kaycee S. at Wind Creek Wetumpka…read more I absolutely have to take the time to recognize Kaycee S., the bathroom attendant at Wind Creek Wetumpka, because she truly made an impression on me during my visit. First, the job she was doing deserves recognition all by itself. I witnessed the amount of work she was putting into keeping the front entrance restroom clean, tidy, and sanitary. Unfortunately, some adults were coming into the restroom and leaving behind unbelievable messes, including toilets that had not been flushed, feces that needed to be cleaned, and even soiled adult diapers. These are things nobody really thinks about when they walk into a clean public restroom, but somebody has to clean it up. Kaycee was that somebody, and she handled it with such professionalism and grace. What impressed me even more was her beautiful spirit while doing it. Despite having such an unpleasant and demanding job to handle at that moment, she was still smiling, sociable, friendly, and welcoming. She never allowed what she was cleaning up to change the way she interacted with the guests around her. She even looked out for my belongings for me, which I greatly appreciated. She was attentive, kind, and genuinely pleasant to talk to. You can tell when someone is simply being polite because it is their job, and you can also tell when someone genuinely has a good spirit. Kaycee has that kind of spirit. I love when I run across people like her because you don't encounter that type of energy every day. Some people have a natural ability to make an environment feel brighter just by being themselves, and Kaycee definitely lights up a room. Her smile, personality, kindness, and willingness to help stood out just as much as how hard she was working. It would have been very easy for someone dealing with those kinds of restroom conditions to become frustrated or unpleasant, but that wasn't what I saw from Kaycee. I saw someone taking pride in her work while still treating the people around her with kindness and respect. Wind Creek Wetumpka, you have an exceptional employee in Kaycee S., and I sincerely hope management recognizes her. The employees doing the difficult jobs behind the scenes are sometimes the easiest to overlook, but they are also a major reason guests are able to enjoy a clean and comfortable environment. Kaycee, your hard work did not go unnoticed. More importantly, your beautiful spirit did not go unnoticed either. Thank you for your kindness, your smile, your conversation, for looking out for my belongings, and for taking such pride in what you do. Keep being exactly who you are because you truly light up a room! You are appreciated!

This place doesn't deserve a single star, but unfortunately that's the minimum required to leave a…read morereview. My uncle and I have been making a two-hour trip to Wind Creek locations in Alabama for months, and what we've experienced is beyond frustrating--it's a consistent pattern that feels completely stacked against players. When you factor in the time, fuel, and money just to get there, the experience is flat-out unacceptable. The payouts are consistently terrible. Not just "we had a bad night"--I'm talking about repeated trips, across weekdays and weekends, where machines barely hit at all. You can walk the entire floor and see the same thing: people visibly frustrated, hardly anyone winning, and machines that feel like they're designed to take and never give back. Out of all the times we've gone, there was only one stretch--around February--that the machines seemed to pay anything back. Every other visit has followed the same pattern of extremely low or nonexistent payouts. Here's the bigger issue that people need to understand: Alabama does NOT have traditional casino regulation or oversight like other states. These aren't fully regulated gaming environments with enforced payout standards and transparency. That lack of accountability shows, and it's the players who pay the price. If you're already driving any significant distance, do yourself a favor and go to another state where casinos are actually regulated, audited, and required to meet fair payout standards. At least there, you know there's some level of oversight protecting the customer. Bottom line: save your time, save your money, and avoid Wind Creek casinos in Alabama altogether. There are far better--and far more transparent--options elsewhere.