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Hames RV Park
Overview
Hames RV Park in Hanceville, Alabama, provides a straightforward and functional destination for travelers seeking a quiet place to settle for a while. This park focuses on offering a peaceful environment that caters to those who appreciate a no-frills, convenient parking experience. Whether you are passing through the region or looking for a long-term base, the park maintains a relaxed atmosphere that prioritizes the comfort of its guests over excessive resort-style distractions.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the heart of Cullman County, Hames RV Park benefits from its prime access to major roadways, making it a highly practical stop for those traveling across North Alabama. The surrounding area features the rolling landscape typical of the region, providing a sense of seclusion while remaining close enough to local services. This location is perfect for travelers who want to be tucked away from the noise of the highway while still having easy transit options.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed with the essentials in mind, ensuring that your stay remains hassle-free. Guests can rely on reliable full hookups to keep their rigs running smoothly throughout the duration of their visit. The layout accommodates a variety of vehicle sizes, with spacious sites that provide enough room to maneuver comfortably. Management focuses on maintaining clean and tidy grounds, ensuring the property serves as a dependable home base for all residents and short-term visitors.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Hanceville is perhaps best known for its proximity to the stunning Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament, a popular site for visitors from all over the country. Just a short drive away in Cullman, travelers can enjoy local parks, museums, and historical landmarks that capture the heritage of Alabama. From outdoor exploration to cultural sightseeing, the area surrounding the park offers a well-rounded variety of activities for those who enjoy learning about the local history and natural beauty.
Who This Park Is Best For
Hames RV Park is ideal for travelers and long-term workers who value simplicity and efficiency. It is perfectly suited for those who prefer a quiet neighborhood feel over crowded, loud campgrounds with constant activity. If you are a RVer who travels with a sense of purpose and appreciates a clean, quiet, and well-maintained space to recharge after a day of work or exploration, this park provides the consistent environment you need for a restful stay.
User Reviews
Joe Morris
Miranda Self
Allan Dunson
We have been at Hames for 10 years. The positive is you can't get to Smith Lake any faster or easier from Birmingham and they have cleaned up the RV/Camping area. The negative is that since ownership was transferred to Randy's daughters, lot rent has gone up 400% from $85 per month to $250 per month. Originally they said that there would be improvements to the camp when rent went up the first time, but none have been made at all. Water is included in that cost but not year-round. So half the year you can't go up there and stay. And none of the lots are level. Though all things considered, that still isn't bad for Smith Lake in Cullman County. Also, the roads in and around the camp are horrible. There's no way I would bring a nice or new boat down their roads to launch there. The docks are unkept. They barely cut grass or weed-eat. They don't clean the ditches. A couple of years ago they cleaned and repaired the restrooms by the launch, then locked the doors so no one could use them. They have a store that for years has been closed and they refuse to open. Parking is extremely limited both in the camp where you pay to be and around the launch. Most lots can only fit 2 vehicles if your neighbors like you. Animals are allowed but only certain breeds. Would I recommend this camp? I mean, yeah I tell people about it. But I also tell people the same things I just put in this review like it's a disclaimer on a contract. I don't brag about the place. We have thought about leaving but since the ownership change. To sell your place, the buyers have to go through a credit and background check with the owners before you can sell. And if you can't come up with a buyer, yes the owners will offer to buy, but it's not a reasonable offer. It's a headache if you stay and a headache to leave.
elizabeth sahurie
I had a very nice stay here with my family
Hugh Adkins