Been full timing and traveling this beautiful county for over 10 years and this is indeed the nicest cleanest state park I have ever had the pleasure of staying at in all my life. Period. The staff is so nice, Nancy, Tracy and Debbie are wonderful. The only negative is the cost. We are paying $870 a month for a 30amp site! Yikes, I paid $900 in Malibu, CA on the ocean with 50amp and I thought that was high. Nevertheless, you have this beautiful lake and there is a awesome little eatery called Creem on the Creek and they make corn dogs, hamburgers and even pizza! And its relatively inexpensive. It would be totally awesome if they could figure out a way to make deliverys to your RV that would be fantastic! read more

Very well maintained state park. Good camping options. Nice beach. Lots of shore fishing options. Pricing for camping is off, not that much less than a local hotel. Not a destination but not a terrible stop in area. read more

Great park for a family picnic day or a w/e out on the water. There are a few things to do here like loyal, fish, explore the lighthouse, ride your boat or enjoy a family cookout. read more

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Me and wife came here in our fifth wheel for the first time. We have stayed in many state and national parks around the country. I can honestly say this might be the nicest. The sites are spacious and the lake side very level. In the trees they do get out of level due to roots. The sites are also very clean and maintained. This place obviously has the lake but also a mini golf and archery range. There is a separate spot to camp with horses so I'm assuming trails to ride. WiFi seemed better than most parks but we use Starlink due to the normal lack luster WiFi at tv parks. There is also a store that seems pretty well stocked. We absolutely will be back this place is great. read more

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Beautiful park. Great campsites and easy to find and drive too. I recommend. Showers and bathrooms were clean and good. Our site was electric and water around $30.00 read more

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Friday till Friday did not want to stay 7 days, but wanted water front for kids so had it get it for minimal of 7 days. Only wanted 5 days. Not to happy about if you want water front you have to stay 7 or more. But I got 7 days pulled camper down to put in spot since that the rule to keep stop is to have camper on it. I drove down Friday waited in a long line to get into park , no ranger helping traffic, when I arrived in camper parking lot they was no spots all the campers was there no people in or around most the campers. Two slots had campers with people near by. I pulled in tight behind one and got out went to ranger station just me and 2 different folks there so unsure where the folks was to the other campers in the spots. Got my pass and then had to cut tight around all the unmanned campers and cars. So if you don't have experience with driving your camper you probably would of had to waited till unmanned campers were moved. Went to camp site cars parked everywhere, once again experience came in handy backing camper up in tight areas due to cars. Got it in set up and left,like I said I wanted 5 days, so left- so far I paid for 2 days I can't use and unmanned campers blocking spots at station and now cars parked everywhere making it hard to get in spot. I arrived Sunday. Traffic not has bad at ranger station got to site and then what I thought would be a fun and relaxing time at the state park I grew up in with my kids. The neighbors I had well was something else 5 kids 3 dogs and I tell you what after hearing the kids and dogs yelled at for 5 days morning day and night I know all their names both kids and dogs. I knew what tv shows they was watching in side their camper could hear it . Grrrr Now I had cabins to the other side not bad till Thursday night and new group came in. But back to that later. Back to Sunday my water spot was lined with 7 seadoos from campers across the road, don't mind sharing but leave me some water that I had to pay 2 extra days to get. I don't think they ran if so not very well they was always out their work on them from aleast Sunday till Tuesday- work, get it working, get loud, run the area then break down and get towed in by other seadoo. That many seadoos not working seems kinda odd to bring all camping. Guess they got tired of working on them and left. Once again don't mind sharing, but sharing is needed. The folks that moved in Thursday was very loud I could hear there music they had on in my camper after 10pm to be that to loud even before since they was in 2nd cabin from my camper. But maybe that just me. Now I understand Wild life running through camp and maybe a kid every now and then but dogs I thought they was a leash rule we had 2 small dogs and 2 large dogs run though my camp one came in while we was eating supper and hide under our table. Now I have 3 kids not afraid of dogs but I don't know if dogs are friendly or not so it put me on high alert. Now the bath house was not cleaned every day and when it was it was not in detail unlike what their signs said. The trash in floor was their for 3 days and windows and counters never cleaned. The bath house was in major repair has well of other parts of the park. Notice boat trailers in grass spots had grass high under them and just the frames of "pop up tents" in rows no tops just there with high grass and both frames and trailers there unmoved the whole time I was their. Talked to some of the campers and most I talked to have been there long time for example March (it's end of June now) and they don't plan on going home till end of July or August. One was planning on being their till November one said they been their since February and going to stay till mid July. So makes me wonder if the park has become a living place instead of camping space. I always knew of the the HILL (C area on top of hill lots of old folks) and camp host live there all year long but now folks (seem more common then not) are staying months at time and now they require a minimum of 7 days stay to get water front. Maybe the park is doing away with weekend family lake trips to long term folks. Did eat at the cream of the creek it was good but the hours don't match sign they close if it rains. So if you plan on not grilling due to rain remember you have to go out since the restaurant will be closed because of rain. In the 5 days there I seen a ranger truck 1 time so the patrol of rangers are slim. Lots of dogs, man the dogs I would say 2:1 ratio if I seen 2 people I seen a dog so some campers had no dogs some had a herd of them. So between dogs loose and or barking, parents screaming , boats motors roaring and not going anywhere and loud music and storms I never relaxed and worried about my kids. I will also say that my camp site didn't have a fire pit nor a grill so lucky I keep a small grill in camper to make a fire in for s'mores and cooking if these happens so come prepared. read more

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Let me preface this review by saying that I am comparing Wind Creek State park, to our multiple stays at Gulf Shores Park, both in Alabama. Our stay was at the beginning of October. So let me list. 1. Park roads in real disrepair. Putt putt Golf course ratty with threadbare greens covered in debris. Was not open to use on Thursday, while posted it was. Water view lot was filthy with assorted gross trash in fire pit. No Bicycle paths or right of way anywhere in or around Park. The pontoon boat we rented, was covered in mold on all seats, with front bumper hanging loose. The Marina store was sparsely stocked and exceptionally expensive. The excuse of no help should not be used. I believe whoever manages this specific Park is not equipped. ​ read more

Beautiful and spacious campground! Hidden gem in central AL with LOTs of amenities, man-made beach, fishing, boating, seaplanes nearby.

We love Wind Creek and go every summer when we are visiting family. It's a great place to picnic and take a swim. The views of the lake are wonderful. Such a pretty place ! read more

My family has camped here several times and it is by far the best place we have camped in central Alabama. read more

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This campground is very trashy, and I do not mean the people. The campground has trash that has been left everywhere. We made a reservation and were told that ALL lake front sites required a 7 day minimum. The camper next to us rolled in and stayed 1 night and were able to do that because the drive up and rent policy is different than if you "reserve". The camp store which is usually a bit more expensive, is charging $24.99 for a 12 pk of Michelob Ultra... WOW. We had to ask 2 times for a dirty carpet left behind to be taken away, after our neighbors had already asked for it to be taken away 2 times before it actually was.... I could go on and on but won't. read more

I am so impressed by this park! I am new to camping, I'll admit. But we pulled our toyhauler in to a waterfront spot and have a beautiful lakeside owe to enjoy. The staff was helpful, the facilities are clean, and the park was quiet. It's not completely full, but there's still quite a lot of spots filled, yet it wasn't loud. Prices are reasonable. We will definitely come back here again. read more

The guides were so awesome today. They were incredibly patient with the young girls in front of us. They were helpful and thoughtful with us I cant say enough good about them. It's not the best ziplining around but the experience was great. read more

Great place if you are from the old Soviet Union and want to feel at home, expect sheriff deputies in bullet proof vests to check your coolers on a regular basis. read more

We have been out to Wind Creek for day trips many times for the lake access! It only cost us $10 total for myself and my husband. Our son is still free. We love this park. We most recently camped here with his family and enjoyed it so much! We love that each site has water and power even if you are tent camping. Staff is friendly and helpful! I'm unsure of how much a lake front site normally cost but we got ours for about $33 for the night. Would highly recommend! We are actually going back in a couple weeks for 3 nights and 4 days! read more