Jennings Ferry Campground

We stayed hear on our trip from N.C. to AZ. It’s so worth the extra 10 miles off I20. The park is situated with river on both sides, many lakefront back in spots for only 2$ more. Few pull though sites but they are some available. There’s a Walking/birding trail which I’d imagine is very nice in warmer weather. We stayed in December during a cold front. Each side has a fit pit, Charcoal grill, metal picnic table, water and electric. It looks like only camp hosts have sewer but there is free dump station. Most sites are spread out well and spacious. We had trouble with our tow dolly and the host didn’t mind us staying until it was fixed. Would deff visit again!

Original reservations was 10 days, but we enjoyed our stay so much, we decided to extend it to the max 14 days. Large pull thru with 50amp and water with a dump station on the way out. The campground is located on a small creek that has access to Black Warrior River. Many take advantage of quiet fishing on the creek via the boat ramp, while jet skis and fast boats stay on the main river. The river is also used for barge transportation, which can be seen from the campground. Very clean restroom/shower building.
All the park hosts were great, very friendly and helpful.

The Jennings Ferry Campground is typical of the Army Corps of Engineers: pristine, spacious sites with water and electric, no sewer at each site, but there is a convenient RV dump in the park. I am here training as a volunteer camp host for the COE, so my site was provided to me. The sites are $24 and $26 (water front) per night and those with national park passes (Golden Age, Interagency Access, etc) get a 50% discount. Very quiet & peaceful, but off the beaten path. Boating and fishing always available to the public ($5 day use fee) and campers. Great Verizon signal with 17.5 Mbps download & 17.0 Mbps upload speeds.