This is a nice city park with a very friendly staff. It is a short walk to the marina and there is a very nice bike/walking path close by. It is heavily treed, making it difficult to get a satellite connection. There is a dump station but it has fittings for a boat that don't fit what most of us carry with us. I don't know if the little store carries an adapter, but an adapter is described on the pump. Many of the sites are long and paved. The staff will allow you to pick out a site and several are level. It's a circular campground and some of the sites would be a little tight for a long RV. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Monte Sano State Park sits on a high Plateau above Huntsville, Alabama. It is a lovely campground with nicely spaced campsites and numerous hiking trails. The internal one way roads are asphalt. Most sites are back-ins. Only 9 have full hook-ups, and these are first come first served. Reservations can be made for a campsite in general with water/electric service (30 and 50 amp). Once you arrive you pick a specific site and can switch to a full hook-up site if one is available. Primitive sites are also available with no hook-ups. Security is excellent with a coded entry gate. If you arrive after 5pm, you can check in with the camp hosts in the first RV past the security gate. A camp store is available with some basic necessities for sale. On the back side of this building are clean laundry facilities with 4 washer and 4 dryers. This is a popular campground and is very full on week-ends. Be sure you approach the campground from the right direction. A GPS will likely bring you by way of Washington Street to Pratt Avenue onto a steep winding road with 30’ length restrictions. We made it only because God answered prayers and protected us when we had to swing into the other traffic lane. Moments after we got back into our own lane, a delivery truck came barreling around the next curve coming too fast to have stopped. . The correct approach is from Highway 431 onto Monte Sano Blvd. This is still a steep winding approach, but the turns are not nearly as sharp and are manageable. Plenty of shopping is within a 5-6 mile driving distance. One of the main near-by attractions is the US Space & Rocket Center. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We really enjoyed this park. There are a lot of trees; therefore, there is plenty of shade. We saw a lot of people with pets. The only complaint we have is that they do not enforce the speed limit throughout the campground. There are no speed bumps through the campground so vehicles traveled very fast! I actually feared for my kids that were riding their bikes. The couple that ran the front gate were very friendly and helpful. They drive throughout the campground frequently and keep everything under control. The campground was very quiet, peaceful, and very neat. I would give it a "10" if it not for the speeding traffic. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

The reason for the low rating is some sites had problem with electricty. They had three sites hooked up to a 100 amp fuse which kept triping causing lose of power to the sites. It appears the fuses and wiring were old and needed to be updated. I and several others found the road signs hard to find/read. Host was outstanding. Country store very limited supplies. Sites were nice and large enough. Should be a nice campground for use during the fall. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Technically this is two campgrounds. They are both restricted to DOD/Military Personnel. They refer to the one next to the Tennessee River as "the Campground" and the one in the middle of the post as "the RV Park". We stayed one night in the campground in site 1 which did not have sewer. It was beautiful but pretty rustic. The second night we were able to get a huge pull through in the RV Park. It is not as scenic but much more functional for a big rig. $20 in the RV park and $8 in the campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Never saw anybody servicing or patrolling the area. No control over who parks where. Site you pay for may be occupied when you get to the campground. Mosquitos are terrible! No emergency phone service. Operated by the Army. Open only to authorized DOD people. Large rigs may be able to negotiate the front sites but with some difficulty. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park is quiet. There is a laundry but has one washer and one dryer and is only open during office hours. Office hours are 9:15 to 4:30 Mon-Sat. This is a bare bones campground. We made a reservation for a Sunday (office would be closed) and was told to park in a certain space. When we arrived, someone had taken our spot, hooked up, and then left the motorhome. We called the security person who couldn't help us but did allow us to camp in the one open spot. While we were hooking up, another family drove up and found the same situation. Another camper was in their reserved spot. The security was able to boot the people without a reservation. What's the point of making a reservation without anyone to enforce it? We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is not an exciting campground. The roads are rough and sites are not very level. The management is only on site till 3:30pm. It's convenient to Huntsville proper. Nothing for kids to do in the campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Park is on the same grounds as the Space & Rocket Museum but a long walk between. Sites are large enough for most RVs and fairly level. Staff was helpful and friendly. Wireless service was being installed when we were there but they weren't sure when it would be available. Park is quiet and recommended for visits in that area of Huntsville. We camped here in a Motorhome.