On the positive side, tt was very convenient right off the interstate as a halfway stop on our way…read moreto Florida. This was our first time staying there and it wasn't exactly clear how or where to check-in. Need a bit better sign for the way into the campground. I first pulled into the after hours check-in and then realized I needed to back up and go down the road. Nice people though when I called.

We wish we could have stayed longer! Power hookups were good and our location was near the pond…read more(no fish on our line though) . Swimming pool was really nice. Recreation room had a pretty good setup, however the pool table needs new felt. The bathrooms were really clean as well.

My group said we should go to this event that I had never been to. We drove up from Birmingham that…read moreevening and spent so many hours there walking around together and riding that tiny train once too. I was surprised the whole time bc it was not something I would think to care about except for taking my kids to when they little many years ago. However it was actually so enjoyable and neat to be at. It is filled with so many people clearly for a reason. I'd recommend anyone go to it even if they think it's not their type of thing. It is very cool for sure. Also, the last thing we did was hop on that little train( which I didn't care to do at all without little kids with me) yet it was a shocker how that man driving the train who shares about all things throughout the event that you get to see again from a different view on that train...he was super awesome. I actually would have ridden that train and listened to that man over and over and over again. He was fun to hear from. It is not super expensive so do not resist to do it. Gather up your group or just you and your spouse or for take your kids if they are still young. This is for sure a fun enjoyable thing to go see.

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.

It's a nice little campground, not a far drive from Noccalula falls and lots of local thrift…read morestores. We did enjoy tubing, but we bought our own from Walmart for much cheaper and since we were staying here, it was free and we just signed a waver. Beware of snakes though, there's a lot of them! We got floats with netted bottoms to keep them from trying to take a ride with us. Fishing was far more enjoyable. We caught catfish, alligator gar, sheepshead, little bass, and more. Use small tackle and don't expect a fish fry!

PLEASE MAKE THIS VIRAL.. I never post anything good OR bad but this has to be sent out…read more If you're looking for a FAMILY oriented environment to take your small children to, a river for fishing, nice and friendly people, and respectful neighbors then DO NOT go to Big Wills Creek Campground!! The lady that runs the place is VERY hateful, they told us about the military discount being 10% off and then changed it to 8% without telling us, nothing is handicapped accessible, the ONLY bath house is next to the office/fun room that when they play karaoke they play XXX rated songs about sex and eating pu@@y, the restrooms were never cleaned and we were there for 4 days, our neighbor had his grey water drainage running down the hill INTO the river, quiet time was supposed to be from 10:00 pm to 7:00 am but every single night there were fireworks until midnight AT the campsites ( even though managers were contacted), the tent campers only had a port-o-John to use without any hand washing station, they kept saying that the shuttle ran on tips only but the drivers REQUIRED you to tip EACH time they shuttles you back to camp, and you have to sign a waiver that says no alcohol on the property but I couldn't count how many drunks were hooping and hollering every single night! My daughter also made a post about them and BIG WILLs CREEK CAMPGROUND deleted it and reported her to Facebook.

Absolutely amazing time!!! 10/10 would recommend!! Amazing people amazing time for a great price!!!read more

We LOVE this place!! First time we went we just kayaked. This time we brought our camper and spent…read morethe whole weekend! We had a great time and the management were super helpful and very friendly!! Had a great float and a great time-Will definitely back! You can bring your own kayak or rent one from them.

Friends told us of this hidden gem and while we were in the area we made sure to stop by, even if…read morewe simply rolled through. We did not regret it. They told us to look out for deer and wow were there plenty of them! Many signs posted though to make sure not to feed them, as it harms them, the environment, and causes more accidents involving deer and road vehicles. Treat wildlife responsibly!

The majority of our stay there was PLANNED construction on sites directly adjacent to ours. They…read morewere putting in sewer lines, and rather than chirping birds or the sound of rain we were awoken every morning to the sound of construction equipment. We would have full days of no water for 10+ hours. We would get emails stating that the water was back on, and it was in other loops but the pressure at our site and those close by was so low we couldn't get any to the actual camper. The bathhouse was also out so no luck there for even basics. Additionally the garbage dumpsters were very close to our site and overflowing the entire time resulting in awful smells wafting over regularly. Upon talking to the campstore they were unapologetic that we had no water, no mind the experience being less than desirable. They wouldn't refund the remainder of our stay, or allow us to move to another site unless we paid for the additional site. Multiple were actually aggressively pushing back that we just had to deal with it, and visibly annoyed that we were even complaining. This was additionally challenging because the only way for our trailer to exit was a road that had been dug up to put in the sewer lines and was not drivable. We were stuck, forced to remain for days in our spot, unable to even leave to go home unless we wanted to donate our camper to the state park. The construction site manager said this will be going on for a few months, so if you are coming summer 2026 watch out. While this also is not an all the time situation please consider how horrendous the most basic customer service is here before booking.

What a treat it was! We came through searching for great fishing spots but found a "Ma and Pa"…read moreshop. As we entered the store, we were greeted so warmly by the owners. When we asked to kayak, they apologized because when it rains they do not rent them out. This is now due to a few younger people having to have rescue called out. In my opinion, this is such a great policy! After addressing our fishing needs, we paid them and was shocked to find out how cheap everything was. We left from there and looked at the campsites. We decided IF we go camping this year, this will be the first place we visit! Overall, Yellow Creek Falls Fish Camp is my favorite small town bait shop. Can't wait until we get to go again!

Yellow Creek Falls Fish camp is a perfect place for a camping and kayaking weekend. Beautiful…read morescenery, great camping, and the staff is very attentive and helpful. Cant say enough good about Jane and her staff at Yellow Creek Fish Camp.

Exploring the cave was so much fun -- and surprisingly cold inside! While the cave itself isn't…read morehuge, it's absolutely worth the visit. Admission is just $2, and kids five and under are free! Outside, there's a beautiful creek where you can splash, explore, and even catch crawfish -- which we did a lot of! You can also feed rainbow trout in the nearby stream, which the kids loved. One of the most unique and special things about this place is the fresh spring water. Locals and visitors line up to fill gallons of it because it's clean, natural, and totally drinkable right from the source. Of course we tried it -- and it really is some of the best-tasting water we've had! This place is a hidden gem and we'll definitely be back!

This place is nice, but BE AWARE. they dont have it posted anywhere that swimming pool in this park…read moreis only open thu-sun. I drove all the way from HENRY county and was sadly disappointed. I would come back, but please call before you go unlike me

The River Ridge Retreat is a nice, secluded area to stay in. It is somewhat gated, which is a…read moreplus. They offer tiny homes and an RV park area. We actually found this spot through AirBnB. Lesson learned, but they don't have any WiFi services. We went back and looked on the website, but totally missed it. We noticed that the staff were very responsive, which was great. Just a couple of items I would recommend for maintenance/cleaning purposes. After a customer has left, make sure to check the outdoor bulbs. One of our porch bulbs was out, but the other one thankfully provided enough lighting. As you can imagine, it can get very dark at night. Also make sure to sweep around the porch area and look for cobwebs. Also make sure to check the utensils after each stay. Some of the utensils were cheaply made, and were used inappropriately on a grill. Also, the broom inside of our Airbnb probably either needed to be replaced or cleaned. We noticed that there was a lot of hair trapped within the broom bristles. So as we were trying to clean, the broom was actually leaving more and more hair on the floor. Also, keep in mind, you have to take out your own trash, which was a first for us. Lastly, you may want to bring your own pillows if you have any back or neck issues. They were super flat and uncomfortable. Other than those items, the Airbnb was clean. If you don't mind tiny places, then you definitely want to check out River Ridge.

The sites are very level and clean. They seemed a little close to me, though. If you are someone…read morewho needs to park their camper, so you can visit the Guntersville area, then this place would work. The sites aren't shaded, it's not kid friendly, and there's nothing to do during the middle of the day. We sat by the fire at night. It was peaceful, but mosquitoes tried to eat us up. Even with bug spray. The dog park was good, but not shaded. There's no wifi, no free toilets, no free showers. You'll be okay if you have those things in your camper. We have an older class C van, so we weren't happy at all. I had such high hopes for this place, too. It should be better in 2030, when the newly planted trees get big enough to provide shade. Maybe they'll have a bathhouse by then, too.

It could be a pretty good campground but the restroom/showers are in bad shape.... there's no…read moreshower curtains in about 1/3 of the showers... some of them don't have shower heads. It is BLAZING HOT in all of the showers/restrooms ALL OF THE TIME. You take a shower, even in the winter, and you are sweating before you can get dressed and get out of the shower house. When you stay long term, you are supposed to move every six months... but they let you move for a day, or a week, and then move back to where you were -- or you can just move and stay in the new spot. Some people who move for a day or so and return will leave all of their crap in the original site. So, they are basically occupying two sites for the price of one. This move is supposedly so that people don't become "residents" but it isn't working. Other fixed shelters besides your camper aren't "allowed" but dozens of people have them... some of the sites look like a landfill. Also, some of the buddies of whoever runs the place don't have to do the six-month move. The ladies who work in the store say that isn't the case but it obviously is the case. Even people who haven't moved have said, "I've been here four years, I only moved the first time, I haven't moved since". I did stay here for two years for a job.... but some pretty nasty people had moved in next to me... they kept making noise all night long at the staff refused to do anything about it. There was no place to move, so I moved out. Recently, I was passing through the area and decided to stay a few days.... well, they added a $5 free that is supposed to be "per transaction" but they cheated me... they tacked on the $5 fee FOR EACH DAY I stayed. Also, when I was "living" here, they started charging me for someone else's propane refills.... they required a credit card be kept on file... and I was lax in monitoring my credit card charges... and when I did, I saw EIGHT CHARGES of $21.50 each that weren't mine. They refused to correct. They said "we don't issue refunds". But you charged me for things I didn't buy. "Sorry, no refunds". They did "give" me my next propane tank refill at no charge but they wouldn't do any more than that. And for my last stay, there were people coming in at 10pm to use the showers every night; they weren't camping here. I reported it to the staff after I saw it happen three nights in a row.... this group of both males & females would occupy the men's showers for 2 to 3 hours... no one on staff cared at all. I'll NEVER stay here again.

Campground is over crowded and the long term rentals look like they are permanent residents. Area…read moreid cluttered and nasty