If You Need A Level Site, Look Elsewhere

This is a state park campground with much potential, but they need a professional to come in here and LEVEL THE SITES! We spent AN HOUR trying to level our 31.5’ motorhome. We are not newbies, we previously owned a 36’ motorhome and did a fair amount of BLM camping in that rig. This was awful. Not a single level site here and since it rained, there’s a lot of standing water among the trap rock. Unfortunately, there isn’t much in the way of campgrounds in this area, so this was the best we could do. Other comments: road to the state park is called Skyline for a reason ... lots of climbing, no shoulder, several curves banked like a racetrack. Showers and bathrooms are separated. Bathrooms are very rustic. Shower rooms are very basic with a couple of dead bugs on the floor, bring flip flops. $36 is too much money for this campground.

Nice Park, But No Laundry Facility

This was one of the nicer Parks we stayed in on our trip. It's also got it the added benefit of having a cave tour that you can take. We didn't get the opportunity to go because of the short time that we had to spend there this trip, but we will make another trip up there and spend a few days and take the cave tour. It's a neat little park and being that we stayed there on Halloween weekend it was rather noisy with a party going on at the Pavilion, however it did quiet down at 10 just as quiet hours were supposed to kick in. No complaints it wasn't super loud that we couldn't enjoy our own time but we could hear it pretty well from our campsite. The only reason I didn't give it five stars is because there is no laundry facility there and the bathrooms could have been a little bit cleaner however they weren't bad. There's also a pretty nice little General Store at the office.

Tiniest Campground Ever, Good Day Trip

Rickwood Caverns had the tiniest sites ever. They're 40 ft RV site would be cramped for a car and a tent. We did not have room to open our awning. Terribly narrow road with large trees on either side and large rocks at the side of the very narrow road It looks like a great place to go for a day and take the kids but I would never recommend the campsite for a tent much less a camper or RV. The two other people I met there complained about how tiny it was within the first 30 seconds of meeting them. We went back to the office and ask for a refund and went elsewhere. It really was that small.

What a great place to camp!!! My family and I came here over Memorial Day weekend and absolutely had a blast. The facilities are clean, the huge pool was awesome (1m and 5m dive boards) and the cave tour was breathtaking. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves and plan on returning many more times. We liked it that there are only 13 gravel RV sites on the property which made it less crowded at full capacity than most State Parks. There is also a big group campsite close to the covered bridge we are considering using for our next church camping trip. This is one of Alabama's hidden treasures.

Nice

Beautiful park, small gravel pads with 30a / 15a (gfci plugs in case you wanted to run a maximizer, may not work), water hookups, no sewer at site, dump station on the way out. Some pads are long, but relatively close together. Most sites have a picnic table. Very nice cave system that has guided tours. Great for small campers and tents.