Certainly not much to do around Demopolis other than make the necessary trek to Wal-Mart, but we just enjoy the beauty of the park, watching the barge traffic on the river and relaxing from the fast paced life. Friendly campground host. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Although this is a very nice, newly renovated, Corps Park, I cannot get over the fact that it is directly adjacent to a chemical processing plant that has noisy equipment running 24 hours per day! Unless you get in site 35 or higher, you will hear the plant while sitting outside. Sometimes you can even hear the phone ring over their intercom system. While we were there, the train serviced the plant at around 7:30 am. The train runs right next to the campground. Yes, the park is very clean, has very level concrete pads, new electric service, and sewage at all sites. Furthermore, some of the sites are big enough for two trucks, a camper, and a boat. Too bad that plant is so noisy! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Large, level, well spaced sites. Friendly, helpful staff. The noise from the adjacent plant is the only reason I didn't give it a 10 but nobody should pass it up just because of that. Its really not that bad. I'm sure I'll be back. Next time I want a site on the river. Huge barges pass several times a day. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The campground is just okay for a weekend or overnight stop over on HWY 43 or HWY 80. The park is being renovated. It has a good layout of day use and campgrounds. Many sites are river front. We were able to watch the barges from our site. But the location is not the most desirable. There is industry and railroad tracks on the way to the entrance. This park is very close to town, so cell phones will work. There is a new Walmart Supercenter being built about 3 miles from park. The camp hosts were not the best. Some rules were enforced and some were not, depended on who you were or what state you called home. There is not much to do in area. Will not return to this park We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a pleasantly maintained Corps of Engineers park. Staff is friendly. Interior roads are paved. Pads are concrete and fairly level. Patio areas are gravel, there are picnic tables and a place for campfires. There are some trees that could provide some shade, but I wouldn't describe it as wooded and much of the area is open. Most of the sites are back-ins, but there are two pull-throughs and many border the river which was very dark and murky during our stay. We did notice lots of "microscopic" ants in the RV after we left and we were infested with dozens and dozens of ladybugs. Some say they are good luck, but we didn't need that much good luck! Never had a problem with either of these insects before. One of the nicer parks in the area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

As usual this is a very nicely kept Corps park. The last time we visited this park, there were some major renovations under way. For example, the culvert bridges were being replaced with large stone bridges. I believe most of the sites are paved. Some of the sites are fairly closely spaced. Given the size of the park, however, there isn't much room to spare. Some of the sites near the entrance are very well spaced. There is a large playground within walking distance of the campground, which also includes a long paved walkway that meanders through the woods. The day use area has numerous areas to picnic. Despite all these nice features, the park doesn't get a great rating. This is due to the fact that it is located directly adjacent to a milk processing plant. If you happen to get a site near that plant (none of the sites are very far from it), then you get to hear loud pages for employees over the PA system during the late evening hours. This plant is serviced by a train that runs almost through the park. While it is a very clean park, it gets a lower rating because of the eyesore the plant creates during the fall and winter months when there is no foliage. The noise in the evenings can also be annoying. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.