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Lakeside Landing Marina & RV Resort
Overview
Overview
Lakeside Landing Marina & RV Resort offers a tranquil getaway for travelers seeking a waterfront escape in Alabama. Situated directly on the banks of Logan Martin Lake, this destination blends the convenience of a modern park with the natural beauty of the surrounding forest. It serves as a peaceful retreat for those who enjoy the water, providing a laid-back atmosphere where the primary focus is relaxation and enjoying the lakefront lifestyle under the tall, sheltering trees.
Location & Surroundings
Nestled in the quiet community of Cropwell, AL, this resort is perfectly positioned for those wanting to explore the Coosa River chain. The park is located within easy reach of Birmingham, making it accessible for weekend travelers while still feeling miles away from the urban bustle. The lush, scenic environment provides plenty of shade and a refreshing breeze, creating a cooling sanctuary during the warm Alabama summer months for every visiting camper.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is designed to accommodate a variety of setups, offering full hookup sites that ensure a comfortable stay. Guests have access to a well-maintained marina, making it an excellent base for boating and fishing enthusiasts. The grounds feature laundry facilities and clean bathhouses to support longer stays. Visitors will also find communal spaces that foster a friendly, community-oriented vibe, perfect for meeting fellow travelers who share a passion for life on the road.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Logan Martin Lake is the centerpiece here, offering endless opportunities for boating, kayaking, and fishing. Anglers often head out early to catch bass or crappie in the calm waters. Beyond the lake, the surrounding area is home to local restaurants and small-town charm in Pell City. For those interested in history or regional culture, the proximity to Birmingham allows for convenient day trips to museums, botanical gardens, and various other cultural landmarks nearby.
Who This Park Is Best For
Lakeside Landing Marina & RV Resort is an ideal choice for waterfront enthusiasts and snowbirds looking for a quiet, scenic seasonal home. It is particularly well-suited for retirees and families who prioritize lake access over large-scale resort amenities. If you are searching for a serene, pet-friendly environment where you can spend your days by the water, this park provides a reliable and welcoming atmosphere for your next Alabama excursion.
Features & Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
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- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
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- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
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Reviews
Thomas Sisk
It was apparent that the owners of this establishment have not invested in the grounds or facilities in the last 20+ years. They are sucking this place dry and charging a premium for a gross and underwhelming experience. The bathrooms were hot, humid and most of the stalls did not lock properly. There was also mold on the ceiling and hair in the sink. Trash all around the grounds, mainly cigarette butts and litter. No dog disposal stations. Leaf litter, goose poop near the lake camper sites. The sites had cracked/broken concrete pads. The staff was friendly and courteous in the office. The only thing redeeming was the view of the lake and the fact they had docks to tie up your boat.
Linda Iannacone
Our rv site was dirty. No maintenance to grounds. Campers are packed in. Not much room. People leave their dogs to bark. Worst of all ants made their home in out steps. When we left we closed the steps into the camper. We were infested with them. Won't go back.
Elizabeth Ackerman
If you have a camper that does not have a bathroom DO NOT STAY HERE! Made a reservation for a 3 night stay with my pop-up camper and upon arriving noticed the sign posted on the bathroom door "bathrooms will be locked between 8pm-6am". Went to the store and asked about it and was given a stuck up response of "doesn't everyone have a bathroom in their camper, I have one in mine".... I'm sorry I dont have a fancy enough RV to stay here. So I had to tell my 4 YEAR OLD in the middle of the night "well I'm sorry honey but we can't go to the bathroom because they locked it". I also dont understand how this is ADA compliant. How can my grandmother that NEEDS a bathroom for medical reasons go in the middle of the night when its LOCKED! This is completely unacceptable and should not be allowed. The people in the store were extremely rude but the people in the office were more empathetic and refunded us money for the few nights. We did have to quickly adjust our plans and arrange other accommodations on a holiday weekend.
Tessa Zertuche
Beware Sprinter drivers! They have a strict policy against allowing Sprinters in lakefront spaces. To be clear, it is not based on model year, conversion, self containment, etc. They clearly informed us over the phone, that they simply do not allow "campervans" sites that are lakefront. They even confirmed it with a supervisor. When we arrived in our fully converted, Mercedes Sprinter, there were numerous lakefront vacant spots that remained unoccupied.
Richard Wertman
This campground is pretty dumpy. A ton of what i call full time residents. More like a mobile home park. Bathouses wernt cleaned once in the 5 days we were there. Alot of the water hookups have low pressure. Voltage issues on 50 amp. The place needs alot of updating. Docks on lake are shot. Place is really dirty. Plus they nailed me an additional 20 a night for 4 of 5 nights saying they get really busy for indy race in Barber Al. Well thats bs because we, us and 1 other overnighter were only non permanent campers on the entire place for 5 nitghts i was there. Neither of us was there for a race. Other campgrounds close by did not add the extra fee. Save your money go elsewhere.