Spent a weekend at Deerlick Creek Campground and it turned out great. The area is peaceful and well…read moremaintained, with plenty of space between sites for privacy. The trails are clean and the view near the water is beautiful. A nice spot to relax, grill, or just enjoy quiet time away from the city.

We've camped at Deerlick 4 times. All of our sites have been #27 and below. My advice to you is to…read morebe sure to check the map of the sites and get an idea of how the sites look before going/parking. The ROADS ARE NARROW. The sites are beautiful but depending on where your site is it can take a little parking acrobatics to get in the spot. The lower loop is HARD but beautiful! The hiking and Bike trails are wonderful. The grounds are always cleaned and very well-maintained. There is an area to get free firewood. The Office staff is very kind and easy to work with. I'd highly recommend Deerlick!

Wow!! This park is in excellent condition! Hosts we awesome!! All sites are huge, paved, and all…read morefacilities look new or extremely well kept!! Very few campers so nearly had the whole place to ourselves. Felt very safe!! Not much to do in small towns but drive to Demopolis and get great bbq, mexican, walmart, tractir supply, etc!! Barges work the river which are fun to watch and fishing is good here!! Trails to walk and bike too!! Highly recommend this COE park!!

One of the prettiest campgrounds I've stayed in. Folks are friendly and the Campground is well…read morekept up. Easy access to the lake and hiking trail. There is a boat launch for the lake and many sites have landing access for their fishing boats. Two playgrounds for the kids, a clean shower room and laundry. Electricity and water only but a convenient dump in the park. Good internet access. We were here at the end of January when the weather was in the 60's and 70's and mostly sunny. The park is not crowded though busier closer to the weekend. We will be back!

This a beautiful, uncrowded campground with water on three sides, a boat ramp, docks at many sites,…read moreand water/electric hookups at all sites. Clean bath house and laundry facilities. Only $12 per night with senior pass.

They owners are very nice and polite. We did a three hour (7mile) float down the river. It was very…read morepretty and had many places to stop and take a snack break :)

The rv site is situated next to the Chunky River in a beautiful wooded park. A train track and old…read moretrestle run along one side, and are a cool feature if you don't mind the horn late at night. Most of the sites do not include sewage because of the proximity to the river but there is a dump station at the trading post. There is also a bathroom and shower and a laundry. The rates are not expensive and on the low end. There are also kayak rentals. Nice place to stay.

Sightseeing side quest…read more Very cool. Cant believe I have never been here before. Meridian is where I'm from... and ain't nobody ever taken me to Dunn Falls. Bout' the prettiest thing in the area... People really slept on this historic site. Take your relatives here. Pack a lunch... maybe launch kayaks. We plan to return for kayaking possibilities. Excellent.

This was my birthday trip and it didn't disappoint! It was relaxing. To God be all the glory for…read morehis creation.

I called & they fit us in last minute in a nice pull through site at the front of the park for the…read morenight. The price was great! The park was decorated really cute for Fall. The bathrooms & showers were really clean & also decorated cute. They had some beautiful ducks in a small pond with a fountain. The park is close to Mississippi State University, gas, & shopping.

Review of Indian Mounds Campground--by a former longterm resident. Lived here from 2017-2024…read more I came to the Indian Mounds Campground in 2017 after acceptance into a graduate program at Mississippi State. At that time, the campground was run by a different landlord than currently resides and administers the site. Then, a year later, the current landlords, Shelia and her husband, moved into the campground and took over. The change was immediate, and I think it is worth mentioning these past events as a witness to how well they do their job. Firstly, they went to work fixing the dilapidated aesthetic of the park. Gone were the piles of leaves accumulating at each campsite. Repaired were the doors and plumbing and interiors of the onsite bathrooms and showers. Replaced were the shower fixtures, toilets, and sinks. In addition each bathroom and shower was given a space heater for the winter. They dug ditches for drainage along the backside of the campground, and they cleaned up the tent camping site. New gravel was brought in, and they often scraped and re-leveled the roadway. The mail system was rationalized and ordered sensibly. Perhaps most importantly and impressively, they completely revitalized the pond--which was an eyesore when I initially arrived. They got rid of the slime and the algae, built a little dock, and added a gazebo. They have kept the pond clean with a nice little fountain feature and a family of ducks. As an aside, the ducks are hilarious--they waddle around like kings and queens and generally have a grand time. All of these things vastly improved the quality of life at this campsite, and the improvements stand as proof of their care. But they are not all. Indeed, they are constantly present during the year, helping residents deal with freeze warnings and immediately communicating about issues that arise--such as tornado warnings, freeze warnings, losses of power, and losses of internet. Oh, did I mention that they provide you internet, water and power as inclusive in their monthly bill? And that the prices are just unbeatable? At least in my opinion. If you have a camper, and you are contemplating having to move to live and work near Starkville/Mississippi State, then this is the place to go. They do a good job making sure the park is peopled with stolid and reliable residents--mostly students. Things are quiet and safe--even during football weeks when the tailgaters come in. It was just a great place to live. I really can't recommend it enough. Some downsides. The internet is not super fast. Its enough to load webpages and use Youtube, but streaming can be choppy at times. 4G cell service, however, is quite good. I was able to combine their internet with a 4G hotspot on my own service, and I found this perfectly acceptable. Also, the entrance can at times develop a bump--there is a crack in the cement roadway that they have to occasionally refill with gravel. The ducks sometimes sleep in the road, and one will have to get out of the car to shoo them away. They are also very serious about the 5-mph speed limit. (I personally find this a bonus, because it keeps cars from kicking up gravel, but they are serious about it) In summation, Shelia and her husband have created homey environment to park your rig. They keep things in good order always. They are always on site, and communication about issues is prompt. Living at Indian Mounds Campground provides peace of mind in my opinion. I had school and work to worry about--it was a great blessing to never have to worry about my home.

Facebook page says this place is close permanently. Well, this place is not permanently closed, it…read morewas open and a very beautiful place to stay. An absolutely beautiful spot in Alabama. My husband and I are traveling a we happened to sea this on our phones. Our original place we were going to stay fell-through. So we got on our phone scrambling to find a place to stay, it was getting late. There was Prairie Creek. We were only going to stay one night, we will be staying a total of 4 nights. Very nice, clean, quiet and serene, beautiful any way you look at it. A great plus, restrooms, showers, laundry, hookups (electric and water), cement pads for RV's, tables, fire-pits, grills, docks, boat launches, tent spaces and more. Gotta come check it out if you haven't been here. I give this a 4 1/2 star because no sewer hookups. It's a hassle to hook up your Trailer and take it to the dump-station. So, I guess it gets a 5 star.

Most of the sites over look the lake. All RV sites have 20,30 and 50 amp power, water, grills,…read morefire ring and pick nick tables. There is boat ramp and fish cleaning station.

Wonderfully clean and quiet. Great sites and we had an easy pull thru…read more Hope to have time to bicycle the lovely trail along the Tombigbee next time

Beautiful !!! We only stayed 1 night but wish we had more…read moretime. We got sight #52 which has a water view right above the swim beach. The concrete pad was pretty level and long enough for a 28' trailer and truck. The crushed gravel patio area had a nice CLEAN table, fire pit, and a pole with 2 hooks (to hang trash bags, lights, towels, etc). The bathroom, shower, and laundry were just a short walk and were very clean. The swim area has a nice beach and there is a roped off area that goes out to 6' deep. The water was warm and the bottom was sandy. The trails wander through the woods and have old asphalt paving which does not detract from the beautiful natural surroundings but feels good underfoot and isn't muddy. The caretakers are super nice people. They give you a large trash bag when you check in. USE IT! We saw a family take a grocery bag of trash to the dumpster and leave the rest of their trash scattered around their site when they left. You shouldn't pay more and stay at a commercial campground that packs you in a parking lot with hardly any trees. Check out our federal campgrounds. They're awesome.

This campground had more rules than amenities even though it was one of the higher priced…read morelocations on our route. We should have boon docked that night. If this had been my first Koa experience, it would have been my last.

Nice and quiet. Was a woman traveling alone and felt safe. Read some mixed reviews and was…read morewondering how it would be. I forgot to take pictures because I just FaceTimed my hubby. I left a pair of earrings and they were nice enough to call me about it.

+ Very impressive earthworks. + Expansive archaeological…read moresite. + Well maintained. + Nice gift shop with cafe and outdoor patio. + Informative museum displays. + Highlight was opportunity to speak with Dr Cameron Lacquement and the dig team. They were welcoming, friendly, and took the time to describe the progress and findings of the dig. Such a memorable experience talking with them. Thank you!

I visited here several times as a child and hadn't been back in decades. Well at least some things…read moredon't change over the centuries and this place still is exactly the same as it was way back when I first visited it. This is great spot to see some of the pre-Columbian history in mound high glory. You can actually climb on a mound and then inside the museum you can learn a great deal more of the history and what was found inside some of the mounds... hint dead things and treasure. This site also clearly provides evidence of the pre-Columbian trade network that existed between Central America, South America and North America. Tip: Quick and easy tour that is well worth a diversion for the experience to learn and actually see some history that lots of folks today just don't seem to know about. Disclaimer: I might have an advanced degree in Anthropology and even though I have actually met Giorgio A. Tsoukalos of Ancient Aliens fame I can make a pretty strong argument that here in Moundville there definitely were NOT any aliens involved in the construction unless they were highly intoxicated aliens with only stone age tech.