Birmingham South RV Park

Called here on short notice and they worked us in for one night in their value spot that is only 35 but 42 after taxes. Doesn't come with picnic table but didn't need one, still has full hookups and staff was very friendly. Quick off interstate but you do not hear much noise from it, only sirens. There are train tracks nearby and we heard a train ever few hours but with AC fan running it was no big deal. Will use again on our way to Fl.

We stayed here one night on our way to FL. The campground was east to get to, with a slightly steep turn into the camp off the road. Staff was quite pleasant and helpful. The interior roads are a bit tight, but navigable. Our site was fairly level, with just enough room to park our 24-foot TT before the site starting tilting down a bit. Overall, it was quiet, except when the trains went by, which happened frequently. We would stay here again.

It looks like an old KOA that needs spruced up. Roads are muddy and full of potholes. It was winter and raining so that didnt help. Appearances need attention- like fencing rusty. Leaves not cleaned up stuck to everything.
It was quiet eith occasionally a train and hookups adequate.
We didn’t use restrooms/showers
If I came back to Birmingham I would look for alternatives.

Wanted something close to Birmingham. Other parks closer to Birmingham were booked. They still had space for Wed - Thurs stay and booked online. I called the day I was arriving to check on a possible late check in. Staff was friendly and courteous. Arrived in the early evening and was directed to my site by the evening manager. Site had water, 30A electric and sewage. I forgot campground had a pool or I would have happily jumped in to escape the heat. Used my AC instead. Large shopping center a few miles away. Easy freeway access to get to all parts Birmingham. There are trains that run nearby but they did not bother me. I would stay here again but would also look at nearby State parks as well.

Decent park, clean and very friendly staff. They lead you right to your site (although, I’ve stayed here three times and it’s been done differently every time). And bring plenty of leveling blocks. Maybe I’ve just had bad luck, but each time I’ve stayed has been a bit worse. This time the closest I could get to level, without blocks, was five inches.

We didn’t really know what to expect when we booked at Birmingham South, we just needed a place to stay for the week and it was the only place with an opening. However we were pleasantly surprised when we got here. The people who brought us to our site were very nice, our site is very spacious, there are a lot of trees around which is great for shade in hot Alabama, and we had decent internet - good enough that my wife worked on it all day without realizing it. We have Verizon and we had either 5G or 5G UW the whole time. It’s close to a lot of stores and restaurants, Walmart was 8 minutes away for instance. There is a train nearby that comes around from time to time and an interstate fairly nearby so there is that slight noise to factor in. There are no grills or fire rings though you can bring your own off ground fire pit which is what we did. I personally liked it because it’s an RV Park that feels more like a small campground due to how spacious and “woodsy” it is. Of course not all spots have a lot of trees or are as spacious but most are. I do think $49/night is a little steep for this place but overall it’s one of the better RV parks we’ve stayed at. We’d definitely come back again.

I truly appreciated the staff. They do a wonderful job during check in and it’s clear they attend to the cleanliness of the property. My only negative is that we felt the price was a bit high for off season accommodations & the condition of our site showed general wear and tear. The blacktop on our pull through was very cracked & uneven, the picnic bench was worn and the surrounding area was neither fully grass or fully pebbles. It was a dated site for $51.50 per night & that included a 10% Dyrt Pro discount.