We have had several years of RV and camping, so I want to warn you of a campground we stayed outside of Huntsville, AL. It's called Red Coach Resort in Toney, AL, and is totally not any resort, let alone a decent campground, and we have our history over the 15 years that we have camped and owned our two fifth wheels. I had read some negative reviews of this campground, but thought I'd give it a try since it was going to be so much closer to our event that weekend and I didn't worry that it wasn't a "resort" as the campground had insinuated that some others complained about.
We didn't even stay at this campground for 25 mins to quickly realize that this campground was clearly not an ideal place for us and didn't want to waste any more time. I have never seen such a horrible laid out campground as well as lack of service to the campers. The photos are NOT photos of this campground and I did not even see grass, there is no bath house, and it's basically just hilly gravel sites that they are charging for along with ridiculous fees that you don't get charged from other campgrounds.
First, there is no office to check in. Office was rarely available when I called and it would go straight to voicemail.
The gravel road throughout the campground was nothing but hills, rough terrain and no clear signs where sites are, or where an exit is. A yard worker had to point to where our site was that was given to us previously online.
Then, the big deal breaker was that our site was so unlevel, so much that the tires on our fifth wheel was 5 inches off the ground and stairs didn't even extend that far. When we arrived, we set up our fifth wheel on the site to see what we were dealing with. We told staff the dilemma of our steps and the extreme tilt. Management has refused to give us a refund of the site, or at least the next night, and there is some security fee that you also get charged that I have never in my life seen a campground charge.
Don't waste your time. Go to the local state park instead and you'll be glad you did! read more