Good for a night or two. Easy interstate access, wide roads, generous sites, full sun and good Verizon. Small dog park, fishing pond, and a couple of pickleball courts. Water system has extremely high pressure. Turn on the water to test your regulator before connecting hose to the RV. Too much road noise for me to return.

This campground is an absolute gem! We made reservations last minute and did not regret our decision. The campground is about a year old and no cost has been spared. Concrete pads, asphalt roads, great WiFi, pet friendly, and kid friendly too!

We learned about this resort when I saw an article about the Slippery Summit water obstacle course they had installed for the summer. We assumed it was a private RV park, but found that it had been a farm previously and was purchased and recently developed by the city. The property is 170+ acres half a mile from I-65 in Cullman.T...moreWe learned about this resort when I saw an article about the Slippery Summit water obstacle course they had installed for the summer. We assumed it was a private RV park, but found that it had been a farm previously and was purchased and recently developed by the city. The property is 170+ acres half a mile from I-65 in Cullman.There are 50 FHU campsites that are all 20 feet wide and 50 feet long, level, and concrete. They all have brick firepits and aluminum picnic tables. There is decent spacing between sites with trees planted that should provide shade when mature. There are a few pull-through sites, a number of buddy sites, and premium sites that have large outdoor fireplaces. Even when the campground is full, you don't feel right on top of each other. All campsites are equal in quality of site, with some backing to a fairly busy road, so a bit noisier. There is extensive planting between the road and campsite, but it is not mature enough yet to dampen the road noise and the traffic was not bad at night.Reservations and site selection are online with a transaction fee. The fee is charged whether you book online or by phone. The office has a camp store with a small selection of RV supplies and drinks, etc. Behind the office is a game room with free ping pong, some video games, a laundry facility, and the campground bathrooms. There is no bathhouse directly by the campsites since they are all FHU.The quality of the campsites, esp. for the price, were enough to give a good review, but the amenities made it really stand out. There are two lakes. One for fishing that dogs are allowed to swim in! The other has a sandy beach and a gigantic inflatable obstacle course on the water. Campers pay $5/hour for time on the course and it is limited to 40 people at one time. It was a good workout and a ton of fun. It is open to the public and there are bathrooms and parking in a separate area for that.Besides the water activities, there is a basketball court, pickleball courts, excellent playground, hiking trails, fenced dog park, etc.There was campground wifi with repeaters throughout the campground (we didn't try it). Verizon worked well for streaming there.The location is midway between Huntsville and Birmingham, so a good base for visiting either city.There are tent sites for rent in the wooded area behind the lake and new heated and air-conditioned tent cabins with bathrooms that will be available to rent soon.The water pressure was VERY high, so make sure to have a pressure regulator.