Small RV park with mostly permanent residents. Narrow driveway entrance to the park from the main road. Payment is on the honor system with a drop box. Sites are on a steep, terraced hill with a one lane gravel road. Very narrow, tight access. Two pull through sites were available at the time of our stay. It was necessary to unhook the tow before turning in to the site. Note: If the pull through site is available, do not pull all the way up to the office, a small driveway before the office, off to the right, is the access road to the pull through sites. Do not drive to the top of the hill, it’s extremely difficult to turn around. Concrete pads with minimal but adequate space between sites. Owner has put a lot of work in to this park. Nice place for an overnight and close to Unclaimed Baggage. Good Mexican restaurant, Agave, next to Food World. Free WiFi at site. Weak connection to AT&T. Strong water pressure. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Because there are many permanent campers, there are not many sites available, so make reservations ahead of time. This is a clean, neat park. The owners are friendly and helpful. There are no bathrooms. There was ample room for our slides. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Crawfords is a great place to stay for a week while fishing Lake Guntersville. They are small, but have room for your boat and RV. There is not alot of walking space if you have pets to walk. It is convenient to all local eateries. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Stayed thee days. Weekend was full with locals, with permanent setups, Monday was deserted. Some sites were paved, mine was gravel. Almost all were not level by any means. The camper next to me used hydraulic jacks to level his trailer, one side his wheels were off the ground. Recommend you check the camp spot first before paying. Even though I had a pull-through, the angles of the spot prevented me from driving out with the tight turn. I had to back into the spot to my rear to get out. I would stay there again because of the price, but check the spot first. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We read the reviews before staying here, but thought we should take a chance. There are a lot of "month to month" campers here. (They used to be called full time!) However, you can still get some prime spots right on the lake. It is a municipally owned park, and they are hoping to put in city sewers so that every lot has sewer. It all depends on what you want from a park, but we thoroughly enjoyed this park. We put in our kayak right from our site on the lake. We played the 18 hole golf course and ate at the "Docks," while not leaving the property. We camped here in a Motorhome.