missnanc, this park is located in Moundville, Al. It's about 10 miles south of University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. We've never stayed here before, (although we have visited the mounds) but our church is holding a Halloween Party here for the kids on Saturday night. We just thought we'd check it out.
http://moundville.ua.edu/visit.....formation/
I'll let everyone know how it is. And I'll try to post pics. 🙂
Pat, when you go to check out this park, would you please see if the camping sites are shaded? That looks very interesting. There's a similar small campground at Kolomoki Mounds in southwest GA. We drove through the CG and went in the museum. Not too impressed with the CG, maybe a 7 on a scale of 10, but loved the museum and grounds. Very well done exhibits.
Well, we went to the campground and pulled into our site. Lovely, but rather primitive. No concrete pads, sort of difficult to figure out each site, but none of the rules and regulations of the bigger campgrounds. Very laid-back.
As it turns out, though, we couldn't stay. The Cable-Lift system on our popup broke, and we couldn't raise the top. Campground gave us a full refund.
When we got home, I called our camper serviceman, and he said it might not be worth repairing due to the age of our camper. (Not a job DH feels he can handle. We have no one to help us manually lift the roof so he can get in there and check it out himself)
So we have some major decisions to make here. And I'll update all my forum friends on what we decide to do.
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...Kolomoki...supposedly it is a MINI Grand Canyon. I have never been
Perhaps you mean:http://www.gastateparks.org/ProvidenceCanyon
Pat, hope you can get the repair done so you both can get out and camp soon!
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