Facilities

Club House

Laundry Room

Swimming Pool

Hot Tub

Fitness Center

Game Room

Rec Hall

Pavilion

Exercise Room

Restroom/Shower

Restroom Only

Shower Only

Restaurant

Groceries

RV Supplies

ATM Machine

WiFi

Dog Park

Cocktail Lounge

Dog Washing Station

Pit Toilet

Snack Bar

Play Ground

Sites

Water

20 Amp

30 Amp

50 Amp

Sewer

Cable TV

Services

Escort to Site

Self-Service RV Wash

Metered LP Gas

Firewood

Fishing Supplies

Pet Supplies

Onsite Rentals

Worship Services

Golf Carts

Fishing Guides

Onsite RV Service

Staffed RV Wash

Fishing Licenses

Complimentary Breakfast

Recreational activities in or near the park

Recreational Activities

Archery Range

ATV Riding

Biking

Boating

Body Of Water

Casino

Climbing

Dock

Driving Range

Fishing

Golf

Heated Pool

Hiking

Horseback Riding

Horseshoes

Kayaking

Lawn Bowling

Mini Golf

Paddle Boats

Pickle Ball

Putting Green

Ramp

Sauna

Shuffleboard

Snow Sports

Splash Pad

Swimming

Tennis

Wading Pool

Water Slide

Water Sports

Water Umbrella

Whitewater Rafting

Policies

RV Age Restrictions

Pets Welcome

Pet Restrictions

Pet Restriction on Quantity

Pet Restriction on Breed

Pet Restriction on Size

No Pets

Tent Camping Allowed

Folding Tent Campers Allowed

No Tents

No Overnight Guests



Ditto Landing is a public park located in Huntsville, Alabama. It is situated on the banks of the Tennessee River and offers a variety of recreational activities, including fishing, boating, picnicking, and hiking. The park also features a playground, a boat launch, and a marina. Visitors can also enjoy the scenic views of the river and the surrounding area. Ditto Landing is a great place to spend a day outdoors with family and friends.

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Ditto Landing

The office people were super nice.  The spots were level with easy access to utilities.  Plenty of space between units and we looked out over an open field with deer.  Factor in good internet, well kept and scenic site on the TN River, not much road noise and convenience to Huntsville.  There is unfortunately, a 24 mile twisting, 2 lane road to get there coming from the South.  5 stars in my book.

In making my slip reservations weeks in advance, I learned that this is a woman-owned business. I already had high expectations for a woman to be so successful in what I perceive as a male-dominated business. Those expectations were met.

We are visiting the marina as transients.

It is in a gorgeous setting along the Tennessee River.

Easy to get into with deep water, the fuel dock was easy to find. They had 89 octane, ethanol-free. Several pumps, actually.

Saturday’s harbor master was very friendly and helpful. Sadly, I did not get to meet the owner.

I explained that this was our last stop of a several week trip and that a boat hauler would be meeting us here in a day or two.

So she put us in a transient slip next to the ramp to make haunt-out a tad easier.

She even showed us the slip first. It is either brand new or very well maintained. The surrounding rubber fender strip was in great shape.

Cleats were plentiful.

The ships store was low on some stock being late October, the end of their season.

There is not a restaurant on site.

While there, my boat hauler called and said he would not be there before my scheduled fly out.
The electric switch controlling his trailer brakes had failed enroute and he was waiting on the part.

I explained this to the marina and they said, no problem, we’ll keep an eye on your boat until he gets here.

I highly recommend this stop along the Tennessee River as long as you’ve got food on the boat, can use Uber Eats, or will just stay at a local hotel.

Clean and safe park. Appericated the security guard checking in at our event and at the grounds. Enjoyed the trail and the campgrounds. Beautiful time of the year!

I can't tell you about any more than I experienced. We were there for Ruck up 22. It is a event that is for all people especially veterans to bring attention to the average daily suicides of military members, which is 22 per day. Think about that! If The event is not just in Huntsville it's in other places as well. We, I'm included this time, get together at a mutually beneficial place like Diddo landing and you can either walk or run 22 miles with a 22 lb ruck sack and or contribute $22 or do like I'm going to do is walk 1 mi a day for 22 days. I'm just going to walk cuz I can't run that far, at 72. I didn't know about this event until I joined the VFW post that I belong to, Post 5162. It is the VFW, the American Legion,and other veteran's organizations, Veterans and civilians supporters.And it's not just for veterans themselves, it's also for the families. It's the families that serve as well, when their family members are away or in the military and not at home. It doesn't matter whether it's wartime or peacetime. There's always that chance that that veteran will never come home. You can get harmed, you can get killed, through an accident, intentional attack like we seen at some of our bases and some of our Forts and some of our military installations. Or like the Pentagon attack on 911. We, military and our families, are always at risk. All we do for Ruck up 22 is try to bring attention to the seriousness of our situations as active duty and as retired, the Guard, or the Reserve,  whatever the situation either a member or family member. So please when you get a chance don't just thank someone for their service think about what the families that go through as well. I realize this is not really supposed to be said during a survey for a particular place. But since it was it started at Ditto Landing I felt the need to say this. They were so kind to let the sponsors host this and we didn't interfere with anyone else. But quite a few people showed up and it was very nice. It is a beautiful, beautiful place. I discovered new fishing holes or fishing places, I didn't know about. I didn't have time to explore but I'm going to do that again,  very soon. So I'll make another review later on after I find some new places to stay and or fish. Everyone it is very nice place to visit. A beautiful place to explore and please go. So, if you see an old guy with a goatee, a cane, two rods and reels paddling around, that's me. But don't tell my wife!! 😅🤣😂. I'm supposed to be doing something official. Ot is a truly beautiful place. Running and biking tracks, I saw a golf course, nice dock areas and more amenities. Please visit and post. (Tell me about your secret fishing holes! I promise, I won't say a thing)!

I stayed here for one night and everyone was very friendly. I needed to do a pretty late check in, and the camp host was very accommodating. When I got there the security truck helped me find my spot. Overall felt like a safe and chill camp ground.

Checked in at 1:45pm went to use ladies facilities.  This is what I found.
Disgusting! Called marina asked when gets cleaned she had no response. After I told her issues sent someone out. We will see how our stay goes.
So we checked in on Tuesday..... Tuesday evening this tree branch fell thankfully didn't hit anything, still laying there today Thursday July 17,2025. When I go to shower the soap and loose paper is still laying in shower from 1st photos I took on Tuesday. Today after being gone we come back to campground and we have no water service...NO ONE EVEN BOTHERED TO TELL US WE ARE WITHOUT WATER DUE TO WATERLINE BREAK. Also there septic dump station is down and has been since we got here. This is a absolute awful place to be.

We just love Ditto Landing.  The Camping is always fun. More importantly we love the Boat Ramp it’s always clean and safe.  The Venue offers music and other events that my family love and enjoy!

Only a few sites have 50 amp electricity.  Most have 30 amp. Very shaded no satellite reception.  But there's a lot of local stations.  Beautiful boat docks and put ins. It's a Campground.  Not a hotel

The sewer sites are not built very well for dumping, It will take all of a standard hose just to make it from the gravel which your camper is parked to the sewer outlet and then you have to pile up rocks for it to drain properly.If you need to dump trash as far as we could see you are out of luck unless you go over to the old camp ground and put it in one of the trash cans. The old campground on the surface looks really nice in the woods with actual paved pads and room for you to sit out in front in your chairs and grill but it floods pretty bad. The new campground is basically a field by the highway with very narrow gravel pads. I noticed none of the campsites had really adequate room to put your stairs out and still have enough space out in front of campers for grilling and relaxing.

There are two campgrounds here. The newer one has no trees around it so we chose to stay in the shaded campground. The bathrooms are locked and no one told us or offered us a key card to get in them when we checked in. Website said they were open until 6. they closed at 4:30 and we didn’t have an after hours number to call. The playground had a huge hole in the tunnel that connected the slides so my kids could not safely play on it. The campground had not been picked up. The fire pit had not been cleaned out. There were leaves everywhere that had not been raked up which could potentially be a big fire hazard. The dump station was not working so we had to hook up at the other campground at an empty site and use their sewage before we left. There were no dumpsters around to dump trash. It rained and most of the campground where we stayed did not drain and had a lot of standing water. The street light by our campsite was out. It has a lot of potential but needs a lot of work to improve.

The shorter list is what CAN'T you do at Ditto Landing? First, there's a marina (with gas) for all of your boating needs. Plenty of areas to fish from the bank because of that. They have an events area, walking/biking trails, put in spots for canoes and kayaks, and other outdoor recreation areas. The Aldridge Creek Greenway even has an entrance/exit there, so you can literally hike all through South Huntsville just starting from Ditto. Great public space for Huntsville to have and maintain!

We absolutely LOVED this place. The Ditto landing staff were very friendly. The campsites were very clean and well maintained. When my husband had to go into the hospital the night before we were to leave the Ditto Landing staff were very accommodating, they worked with me on extending our reservation period and getting the balance owed paid. I've never had a place of business be so understanding and willing to work with me on any situation but Ditto Landing went above and beyond to help us. Thank you to all the Ditto Landing staff for being the kind and wonderful group of people you are.

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