Oct 25th, 2023. We've stayed here a couple of times before and every time, we have been quite…read morepleased. Mike, the Owner, makes us feel welcomed. The park is quite clean, bushes are kept trimmed. Sites are extra wide and this year, we noticed new gravel has been added. Nice & level. The geese occupy the pond and they are fun to watch. There is a great, large dog run for pets. There is sooooo much to do nearby for tourism. Conveniently, . AW Shucks Oyster Bar is located within walking distant from our campsite. Casey, was working again this time. She is such a delightful young lady. We ordered beers and lunch. Cudo's to the Chef~ the Camp Stew with Hush Puppies is the BEST lunch !! We found Mike to be pretty flexible, he said we could arrive early at 10:00 but this time we pulled in at 11:30. He escorted us to our spot right away. Had an issue with the 50 amp electric, but Mike came right out and fixed it. Everything worked fine for our 3 day stay. They do close for lunch between 12:00-1:00, and the front office closes at 5:00... so keep that in mind with your travel times for arrival. If our travels take us North through Montgomery, AL next year...... we will stay here again !!

This is a great RV Park. Very thankful for the clean environment and the reasonable fees…read more Thanks to the money we saved here, we were able to make a sizable donation to the Equal Justice Initiative and the Lynching Project in Montgomery. This site is one of the most visited in Montgomery, but you won't find any brochures about it in the office. After seeing the owner's grand display of hats touting #45, we also felt compelled to make a hearty donation to Montgomery's Democratic Party. Thanks for making this possible Mike!

We camped at the Gunter Hill Campground in a Class B RV in late March, 2025. Administered by the…read moreU.S. Corps of Engineers, there is much to love about this campground. There are 142 camping sites, with those numbered 1-75 having been improved. Our site was waterfront on the backwaters of the Alabama River, which offered tranquil scenic views and entertainment as we watched boats pass. The setting was natural, with many trees. Our site was huge, with a long, flat, and paved pad. The site had a picnic table, and full hook-ups. As a federal campground, the prices ($30, with hookups) were reasonable, especially with a 50% discount ($15) for holders of the NPS Senior pass. The campground has a nice playground for the kids, and laundry facilities. Plus, it's in relatively close proximity to Montgomery. One point off on my rating for two reasons -- (1) the campground is across the street from the Montgomery Motor Speedway. Unfortunately, there was a race on the evening when we were there, and there was a lot of noise from the racetrack although it did end before our sleep time. Otherwise, the campground would've been very peaceful. (2) the showers/restrooms are centralized, and quite a trek from our site. We definitely recommend this campground, and would return if we visit Alabama again.

This is a great campground with a beautiful lake. The campsites were level and clean. The bathrooms…read morewere conveniently located and clean, and the staff was nice.

Great place to stay at. Check in was a breeze. Front desk personnel were really friendly and…read morehelpful. Check out was a breeze. Room was beautiful and clean. Would definitely recommend. Will be back to stay if ever back in town.

We stayed at Wind Creek Wetumpka a couple of months ago. We checked in and noticed dog poop in the…read morefloor of our platinum suite. They treated it like it was no big deal. I wrote the corporate office and never received a response. We went back again and spoke to someone about our experience.....once again, no concern from anyone. Wow.....we wrote of over $60,000 in losses from there in 2025. They definitely do not care about people who spend a lot of money there.....wow

The staff was very welcoming and showed me campers in the sweltering heat. They just didn't have…read morewhat I was looking for.

This was the most pleasant shopping experience EVER!! We were allowed to look without being…read morefollowed or pressured at all. Greg was the best! He was available to answer any questions we had but did not in any way pressure us. We bought the smallest travel trailer they had but Greg made us feel as though we had just purchased the biggest, most expensive rig they carry. Also, there's no hidden fees, no dock fees or anything extra tacked on! It was an amazing experience! And we highly recommend Clarks RV!

Came here for a one day conference and was super impressed with the setup, layout, and food…read more Everything was very clean and new! I'm sure it costs a pretty penny, but it's a beautiful location and space for a meeting!

Breathtaking in more ways than just design. Visiting the Legacy Sites with a group of fans of…read moreSharon Says So, our Saturday evening dinner was at the newly opened Elevation Convening Center and Hotel. Here's our experience. 1) Dinner: To house our group off 22 people, we were in the Rise conference room. Despite being a conference room, they set it up well. Tables had white clothes and fancier silverware. A little bar was set in the back serving cocktails, wine, beer, etc. A small buffet line was off to one side with delicious food. There was a salad, warm rolls with butter, mac and cheese, broccolini with garlic confit, fried chicken, and short ribs. For dessert, there was banana pudding and chocolate pie. Everything was excellent! To drink, servers kept our cups filled with ice water or sweet tea. 2) Space: The entire center is new and beautifully designed. Take the time to wander and see the grand staircase. Don't miss the library where you can learn more about EJI's work. Inside is a door to the Reflection Garden and a theatre to watch EJI videos.

If you're a Fitzgerald fan, this museum is a must-visit when in Montgomery. Visiting the area on a…read moreweekend, it's also one of the only places in the city open on Sundays. Admission is $5 and no need to reserve online. Walk in and the woman who leads the house museum gives an overview of Scott and Zelda and the house. The house itself has a few rooms with lots of artifacts from the authors. There also an art room of Zelda's work and one dedicated to Scottie, their only daughter. The top floor has two Airbnb rooms- one called Zelda and one Scott.

Really cool museum and historical location. I came here to do a paranormal investigation with…read moreSouthern Ghost Girls on 6 June 25. It was a fantastic event. We got a lot of time to explore the museum and had some cool things happen that make me believe the location is in fact haunted. You can rent the bedroom suites on the second floor as air bnb. I think that's pretty cool too!

We found this cabin on VRBO and vacationed here twice, so far. Incredibly nice owners and a…read morebeautiful house. It's not right on the lake, but up on a hill above the owners' house. But that shouldn't be and hasn't been a problem. There's an included six-passenger golf cart to ride down the hill and back up (and I guess to ride anywhere else, although there's really nowhere else to go within golf cart range). The house itself is more than a cabin. It is three levels of wood-walled beauty, inside and out. The main floor has a remote-controlled gas fireplace, a smallish TV and sound system, and several recliners. There is a dinette table with seating for maybe 8 and a kitchen with an island. The main bedroom is here, with no en suite bathroom...you have to leave the master bedroom to pee. But it is a large bedroom with east- and south facing windows. The lake is to the north. Outside, towards the lake, there's a protected wooden deck with a bench and a very large patio table and chairs. A screen door leads out to the gas grill and front porch. Heading up, there is a loft with two twin-sized beds hanging from chains. I never slept in these, incredibly. There's a desk area at the top of the stairs, overlooking the main level and a small balcony that looks south. Nothing too exciting here. There's a stairwell on the main level down to the lower level that begins right outside of the door to the main level bathroom and bedroom. I was never drunk enough to accidentally tumble down it, but beware this navigational hazard. And if you are taller than maybe 6'0" (I'm 6'4" and had to duck quite a bit), you need to proceed with caution, as the 90-degree turn to the left halfway down has a low clearance. The downstairs has a large common area, with a couch, big TV, gaming console, and a kitchenette with fridge. There's also a bathroom with a cool glass block shower. A bedroom with double bunk beds has a utility room with a washer and dryer...these come in handy if you'll be here for more than a couple of days. Head outside on the bottom level and you'll find a pleasant area with a fire pit (and supplied and seasoned wood), a wooden deck with a picnic table, which is covered by the wooden deck of the main floor. A concrete walk curves around and up to the parking area and main floor porch. The main floor porch has some comfy, rustic, wooden rocking chairs that are ideal for sitting in, drinking coffee, and appreciating a quiet morning. This is also how you enter the cabin when you get here. Overall, our two stays here were great. We'll be back, at some point. If you are looking to visit the area, check it out. [I took about a hundred pictures of this place and uploaded them previously, but I deleted them afterwards and they no longer show up. Sorry!]

If you've ever seen the movie Big Fish, this is the site of the movie set ruins. While a fire took…read moresome of the buildings a few years ago, there are several still intact. It's located on a small private island in Alabama and is inhabited by friendly goats that you can pet and feed (goat appropriate food that wouldn't upset their digestive system of course). The cost is 5.00 just to visit. You can either pay with cash in an envelope or use a QR code. You then call a phone number and they give you the gate code. They do keep track of license plates, so don't cheat! You can also pay more to camp, and I think this would be a fantastic time! Lots of nice shady places and trees covered in moss, and of course the goats! Great getaway.

This is the Town of Spectre from the movie Big Fish. It was built for the movie and was left up…read moreafterwards. Pretty cool to see it. Great place for pictures. You can't go on the buildings and there are signs posted saying it is unsafe. But you can walk down the street and see everything close up. We really liked the movie so we really liked seeing the set. Very cool.