This was our second stay at Fairhope Landing RV Resort, and it was another very pleasant visit. The…read morelocation is a standout feature--easy to get to, just south of I-10, and close to Fairhope, one of the loveliest towns on the Gulf Coast. The resort is well kept, the dog park was clean, and there is a nice walking path through the property. The staff were friendly, helpful, and easy to deal with. The laundry facilities were also very good, with nice-sized washers and dryers. Advice for future visitors: the laundry machines are coin-operated only, but there is a change machine in the laundry room, so bring quarters or cash. Overall, we had a very pleasant stay. We have family in the area and will definitely return.

What a clean, modern and well equipped campground. Probably one of the best i have stayed at. If…read moreyou're in the area and need a site definitely give this place a try !

This was a good RV park near Foley Alabama and located near, Gulf Shores, Foley, and Fairhope and…read moremade for a good central location. A little off the beaten path but easily accessible. The sites were well shaded and quiet. We had an excellent experience with the management and were happy with the service. This property used to have a par 3 golf course, but that space is being converted to to more rv sites. This will be a significant expansion. We look forward to visiting again.

The park is nice. But the manager don't want to work. The office is only open mom Thur 10 am to 4…read morepm Fri 10 am to 3 pm Sat 10 am to 2 pm closed sun. They will not answer the phone or help you on the off hours. Because there drunk

Came here to rv for a few days. The sites are fully paved and very level. They also have full…read morehookups at each site. There is a boat dock and fishing pier as it is on the bay. For the price you can not beat this place. They also have a store which I rarely see at state parks. Highly recommend

Amazing state park and for such an adorable price to RV. The RV park is huge to start off with. We…read moregot a paved site which was huge and hat a grill to cook on. If you are staying at the RV park you can use the area to fish even if you don't have a boat. The area is so nice because it is a combination of wild area and water. The restrooms are also nice and clean. The bathroom areas are all private. Each bathroom has a shower also. It was nice peaceful and quiet. We did get to see some gators and husband caught some fish. The park is conveniently located just a few miles from the USS Alabama ship and museum. If you want to go somewhere a little more upscale Fairhope is only an about a 20 minute drive. It is outside of town, but within minutes you have grocery and retail shopping.

Don't stay long term, especially if you have a small dog. They act like an HOA, not like a…read morehospitality RV Park wishing to make your stay enjoyable. It was my first stay as a camper, having just been widowed. I WAS MISERABLE after the first 2 weeks. I felt like I had to live like a hermit, and I took my dog to dog parks the whole 4 mos I was there, we felt so unwelcome. Don't stay long term. The rail was fun.

BEWARE - Management Plays Favorites…read more I've traveled for 50 years and stayed in RV parks all over the U.S., and this was the worst experience I've ever had. There's a clear clique includes the manager, Michelle, and a woman who said she worked for her. A large white dog identical to the woman's jumped on my car and scratched the side of it -- and they insisted the dog was "never off leash." Witnesses told me they'd seen the dog off leash. In speaking with Michelle, she insisted her own dog was a "service dog" that it was the only one who could be off leash and it was "never more than 5 feet from her." Alabama law says otherwise, and her dog was not even with her at the time. The law says your property/yard/lot. Michelle works there, she doesn't own the RV park. If you're a Snowbird or traveling with pets, avoid this park. Regular guests get targeted while her clique gets away with anything.

We joined the Escapees Club when we went FT and this was our first stay at one of the parks. The…read moreonly negative was poor ATT cell signal. (Not the parks fault) This park was AMAZING! The largest sites we have ever encountered in our 2 years as Full Time RV travelers. The people were amazing and the park was only 18 miles to Gulf Shores. Close to town and a country feel. There was weekly get togethers, Potluck dinners and celebrations. We enjoyed Mardi Gras with them Feb 2018. A hidden gem. I actually did a park review with video footage of the amenities on YouTube if you want to see more. One of our favorite stops! Will definitely stay again!

Our second stay here. A great location between Mobil and the Gulf Coast…read more A nice RV community, Escapees owned and ran. Very friendly people, lots of organized events and activities. A nice clubhouse with a book exchange, pool and very nice laundry. There are two shower rooms in the registration building. Large full hook up spots, both 30 and 50. Shaded and open available. They also have a fenced dog run. Plenty of walking opportunities on the grounds.

Packed in like sardines but really clean and fun. Great location. 10 minutes to the beach…read more Restaurants everywhere

Nice park. About 100 full hook up and concrete pads!! Nice pedestals... Cable and 50amp.... Nice…read morepool and plenty of restroom/showers. Newer place so trees are a little small. Plenty of green areas and small fishing pond. Volleyball net and waterslide too!! Plenty for the kids to do!! Close to beach, shopping, and take out food!! We'll be back next year!!

I am very disappointed in this facility. i made reservations in January, 2023 and due…read moreto financially difficulties I had to cancel my reservation. about 3 weeks ago the owner decided to change the refund policy and I will not get my refund!

Would not even give one star but the new host that got there right before we did was trying to…read moreclean up, the wooden deck they advertised was falling in my granddaughter fell could not even put our chairs on it ,it I'd more like a trailer court a trashy one at that . We stayed there August of 2023 .will not go back

Just north of Foley, AL lies Johnny's along Highway 59. A fairly large RV resort with 15, 30 and 50…read moreamp hookups, pools, large conference area, clean showers and coin operated laundry. I came down to connect for my first RV rally and this was a great site to hold the rally at. Clean grounds even though a hurricane has recently passed through the area 6 months ago and great options nearby for food, shopping and close to the Gulf of Mexico. The staff is real friendly and courteous and the office staff make check in and out simple and pain free. Ask for the military discount at time of reservation and that is a nice discount for my fellow veterans. Overall a great experience and would recommend staying here again in the future!

They're under new ownership and from what we have been told, they've made things a lot better than…read morewhat they used to be. But I can only speak of our experience because this was our first time here. Hopefully they will continue to improve and we will stay here again someday. The things that led us to book here after a recent tour of the property are the same things that will unfortunately prevent us from booking here again. Let me explain: Pull through sites are great, but the roads are incredibly narrow and most people were parked out into the roadways. The entire right side of the park (the side with trees) looks like people live there full time. We know that several do because we were told this but the guests themselves, that they stay there rent free in exchange for part time help around the park. They have decks and fences and tons of potted plants and lights. The side we were on, for visitors, had no trees and no picnic tables. That makes no sense. Now the fun part that drew us in - the pool is beautiful. My kids enjoyed the waterslides, but people, including adults, wanted to hang out in the pool area at the bottom of the slides and then get annoyed at them for splashing and/or almost hitting them when they came off the slide. There's no staff members to tell you when it's clear to slide and you can't see the bottom from the top. There's no staff to keep people clear of the slide ext tubes. Common sense tells you to not block slide exits, so if you get hit or splashed, it's your own fault. Lazy River was nice, until it wasn't. Rules say no glass bottles in pool area, alcohol is allowed but must be covered, and cannot be in the pool itself - but no one listened. Adults were floating around with their beer bottles in hand. They would stand in corners/curves of the lazy river blocking the flow of the people floating and would be annoyed when floating people bumped into them. Again, there is no staff to regulate these things. I'm a drinker, a party-er, and all that. But there's a time and place for everything and that wasn't it. You have to be respectful of the other people around you that are trying to enjoy the amenities. The snack bar at the pool wasn't open, nor was the Lakeside Grill in the community center building. For $20 more per night, keep driving and go to Splash RV Resort in Milton. They have a much bigger lazy river with a lifeguard controlling the flow, waterslides that even adults can get on with staff at the top and bottom letting you know when to go and keeps the line moving and everyone safe. A family pool, separate adult-only pool, Tiki Bar that serves beer, mixed drinks, a small food court, and more.