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Magnolia Branch Wildlife Reserve
The Magnolia Branch Wildlife Reserve at Atmore, Alabama is a 1,000-acre wildlife refuge located in the heart of the Mobile-Tensaw Delta. The refuge is home to a variety of wildlife, including white-tailed deer, wild turkey, bobwhite quail, and a variety of waterfowl. The refuge also provides habitat for a variety of songbirds, raptors, and other wildlife. The refuge is managed by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and is open to the public for hunting, fishing, wildlife viewing, and other outdoor activities. The refuge also offers educational programs and guided tours.
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- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Belinda Clouse
There is a small fee to get in. I have an annual pass so I don't remember the price but it is very small, around $2-$4. The campgrounds were very nice and in the trees. They had electric and water. A river went thru it and it had tubing. I also saw kayaks or canoes also but I don't know the cost. When I was there in September, they were closed. They had several campgrounds spaced around the area and a section for tents. We didn't see any trails but the campground and road was good for walking or biking.
Danielle
Very disappointed drove over and hour to tube. Since it was finally pretty weather and a good water level. Only to find out once when get there that they decided to stop to tubing on weekdays. But it is not posted anywhere to inform anyone of that change.
Lisa Davison
Very good park for camping, tubing, kayaking, swimming in the shallow creeks. Not for hiking. The place list hiking trails as an amenity but their are no hiking trails available. They claim walking on the roadways as hiking. They do offer horse stables but the only place to ride them is on the roads. Kind of steep prices to enter park. Overall, for a day of family outing, this park is a good place to take the small children to swim and have fun. I would suggest the park have more frequent emptying of trash around the creek areas, the garbage had been overflowed and was all over the ground at two locations. The employees were very friendly and helpful and I asked an overwhelming amount of questions. I appreciated all the help in maneuvering the park. Would be a great place to camp in spring and summer. They offer RV hookups, primivative camping, also water and eletric hookup camping. Looking forward to returning next summer. Really wish they would invest in hiking trails in the future.
Malcolm Earhart
Not the lazy paddle I was looking for. This river reminds me of the bogue chitto in how shallow it is for most of the run within the park. You can stand in most of the river and not be waist deep. That makes for some swift currents and difficult paddling. In most cases when it was too shallow and/or the current was too strong you can just walk it. I almost made it from the beach to the bridge, but the *rapids wore me out and then the rain the thunder started. I gave up and floated back down with the rest of the families. This is definitely more of a floating than paddling situation. The park itself is large with rv and primitive camping sites. There are playgrounds and covered seating, plus a bathroom with showers and laundry. They have tube rentals, you can't use your own. Unlike the chitto, this river is clear of large trees or obstructions other than the limestone croppings. It was $5 for the day use, and the staff was pleasant.
Teresa Fisher
First, this is not a hotel ,it's a campground . I knew this. Swimming, kayaking, ect. Lots to do.