Meaher State Park

We were able to snag a cancellation for spot #60 but only one night. We would stay here again, nicest staff but VERY hard to get ahold of by phone - just leave a voicemail and they will eventually call you back. I called the day before during office hours on and off for hours. Finally left a voicemail, the next morning we drove that way hoping we would hear from them and we did luckily when we were an hour away.

Some back in and some pull-thru sites. No issues with water pressure and each site has electric, water and sewer included. The office has ice for sale and a few other things. There are trails and outbuildings but we didn’t explore. Park was full but very quiet and nice staff/fellow campers.

We stayed here about two weeks ago. We made our way to the coast to avoid the first round of Alabama tornadoes. We were in site 55 near the back of the park and boat launch area our first night. We then lucked out and got a 4 night cancellation on the water.

This park is in a great location with lots of stuff to do between Mobile and Fairhope. If you have your pick, we think site 54 would be the best on the water.

Would definitely stay here again.

We stayed at Meaher State Park for a week. It is still recovering from the recent hurricane, but it was a clean and well-kept park. It is very convent to I10, downtown Mobile, with excellent restaurants and shopping. We had a site on the bay. It had a beautiful view, and sunsets, but being January there was a cold wind blowing in all the time. The sites are roomy, but there was noise from duck hunters, I10, and the causeway. They only have grills and no fire ring. If you like a fire bring your own firepit. We work from our travel trailer and cell/internet access was good for video conference calls and streaming. We enjoyed our stay.

We were traveling through and found this spot right off of I10. Was very surprised at how nice, clean, and convenient this location was and right near the water. This is a place I could see spending more time at. We checked in late and it was dark, our paperwork was there and was very easy to navigate and hook up at night. We were very pleased with this campground!

We stayed here to be near the Battleship Alabama park which is about 5 minutes away. Very pleasant campsites, very clean lots of space (if not privacy) between sites. There's a boat ramp and trails very close. Area is wooded, but not thickly, so not much privacy. Great deal at $31 per night, full hook ups! Fair amount of noise from adjacent highway. About 2 minutes from the Bluegill grill and Felix's Fish Camp, great restaurants!

We are not really out to fish so we looked at other things to do. Found out that this park does not offer much. The boardwalk near entrance is mostly for casting lines. A good spot to see sunset. The other boardwalk which is to look over delta is shorter, a few birds to see plus vegetation and that's it. There were some hiking paths that is being reclaimed by the forest. Just FYI, mosquitoes are big and nasty. Super strong mosquito repellent is necessary.