RV sites near Stanton, Alabama offer convenient access to both I-65 and local attractions between Montgomery and Birmingham. The region features predominantly flat to gently rolling terrain with occasional wooded areas, typically maintaining moderate humidity levels throughout camping seasons. Most campgrounds in central Alabama maintain year-round operations with varying occupancy patterns depending on proximity to major events and football games.
What to do
Wildlife viewing: 30-minute drive from Montgomery South RV Park to Alabama Safari Park where visitors can experience drive-through animal encounters. "The safari park is nearby and was a great way to burn some energy," notes one camper at Montgomery South RV Park.
Outdoor recreation: Hoover Met Complex offers playgrounds and sports facilities directly adjacent to camping areas. "There is a new brewery within walking distance of the campground," mentions a visitor to Hoover Met Complex RV Park, adding, "In addition to the Hoover Met sports complex and sports arena there is a new brewery within walking distance of the campground."
Local shopping: Visit Peach Park in Clanton for regional produce and treats, located near camping facilities. "From I65S, take exit 205, turn left off ramp, turn left onto Bradberry Lane (between Whataburger & Peach Park), RV park on right by lighthouse," explains a camper about accessing Peach Park RV Park.
What campers like
Level camping pads: Many RV parks in the region feature carefully prepared sites despite rolling terrain. A visitor to Kountry Air RV Park noted, "The campground is immaculate and very well maintained with each site carefully leveled with gravel to make set up easy!"
Site spacing: Parks often provide adequate distance between camping spots. "The sites are well placed and spread out so you don't feel like you're right on top of the campers next to you," shares one reviewer about Kountry Air.
Convenient interstate access: Most RV parks position themselves for easy highway entry and exit, with minimal detours. "Right off of 65, this was a perfect place for an overnight. All the spots are pull through, gravel, and full hookup. Easy in and out," reports a camper staying at Montgomery South RV Park.
What you should know
Bathroom availability varies significantly: Some parks have limited facilities while others maintain multiple options. At The Backyard RV Resort, "There are only two single serve bathrooms with showers on site, but they were well maintained and also had heat lamps for the wintertime."
Reservation systems differ: While most accept advance bookings, policies vary by location. Peach Park operates first-come with "no reservations" possible, and overnight guests "paid in the AM at Peach Park Express $35 for overnight stay."
Noise factors: Highway proximity creates varied sound conditions. "Stayed at Sunset West, which is the same RV park, but just about 5 minutes down the road... Loud traffic noise. But, with all that, it was 45.33 with tax," reports one visitor at Sunset RV.
Tips for camping with families
Check playground availability: Some parks feature dedicated play areas for children. At Hoover Met Complex, "There is a nice kids playground and you can use the facilities inside the stadium as well as the restroom at the playground," according to one visitor.
Water recreation options: Seasonal splash pads and water features are available at select locations. "Next to huge water park/splash pad - was a ton of fun for the kids," notes a camper about Rolling Hills RV Park.
Pet-friendly considerations: Many campgrounds welcome pets with specific accommodations. Wind Creek Atmore offers "Concrete pads with full hookups, dog run, small bath house and playground for the kids," and another visitor mentions, "Huge grassy area for the dogs."
Tips from RVers
Water pressure management: Some parks maintain high water pressure requiring regulators. At Montgomery South RV Park, "Water pressure in campground is 80 psi," requiring appropriate equipment for safe hookups.
Site leveling requirements: Many parks have generally level sites but some preparation helps. A visitor to Hoover Met Complex RV Park noted, "All lots are pull through and asphalt," while at Wind Creek Atmore, "We found that you do have to level out still by around 3 inches."
Internet connectivity: WiFi quality varies significantly between facilities. The Backyard RV Resort has campers reporting, "Our AT&T had 5 bars and streamed videos with no problem. Verizon had 4 bars as well," while at other campgrounds connectivity may be limited.
