Stony Lonesome OHV Park (Cullman County Park)

Mary Chappell

Stony Lonesome was planned for my fiance's birthday when they were having a 24 night ride. We had a blast. It even started raining during the night and it didn't hinder our fun at all. There are trails for every experience level and for all ATV, OTV, dirt bike alike. We rented one of the units and were happy with it. They are very plain but no one should expect an Airbnb experience from a park campground surrounded by red dirt, mud and passing riders kicking up dust😊A+++ and ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ no question, hands down.

Norm Swope

Outstanding time with the Jeep Jamboree. This was the first place that did not close the park to outside of the Jeep event, but it did not distract with the side-by-side crowd. We loved the campsite. Showers were basic, but got the job done. Very well maintained park.

Timothy Izzett

We tried riding all the trails in the 400 section but some that read green should’ve been marked blue on the levels. Still a fun adventure we had.

James Benton

The camp ground is awesome. Friendly staff. Very accommodating. Has full hook up,bath houses, and very clean. Even has a car, camper wash. And even storm shelters. A hidden gem. Lots of wildlife and trails. And off road vehicle trails. Small store that's open on weekends. Camping for up to a month.

Mark Koller

I really enjoyed my two days at Stony Lonesome. It can be very muddy, but there is a car wash for just 5 bucks at the exit. I came here to run the two Jeep Badge of Honor trails. OnX helps because the signage is a little weak. The map show a few ways to get to the Switchback to Who's Your Daddy, but the only way is trail 501. I spent an hour trying to find the correct trail. Nevertheless I had a great time. The is no free air you have to pay for it at the car wash. Staff was helpful and friendly.