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Talladega/Coleman Lake
Talladega Coleman Lake Heflin is a reservoir located in Talladega County, Alabama. It is formed by the damming of the Coosa River and is used for recreational activities such as fishing, boating, and camping. The lake is surrounded by the Talladega National Forest and is home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, turkey, and waterfowl. The lake is also a popular destination for anglers, offering a variety of species including largemouth bass, crappie, catfish, and bream. The lake is also a great spot for swimming, kayaking, and canoeing.
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User Reviews
Natilee Liddy
Our family has camped here for more than 20 years! It's beautiful, quiet and very well maintained. We also like to stay on the primitive camping side. It’s an all around great way to get back to nature.
Allan Adderley
Hidden gem. WAY BACK in the woods but worth the effort. Gorgeous, widely spaced campsites with water, electric and size for almost any rig. Dump station at entrance. Fully paved road in. No cell or TV reception. Exceptionally nice restrooms and showers with A/C. Lovely 1 mile trail around the lake with connection to the 300 mile Pinhoti Trail. About 10 miles to get phone, internet service and 25 miles to I-20 amenities. Local storms may knock out electric and fallen trees could block the road (both happened to us).
Roger B.
I absolutely love to camp here I started going as a kid, we used to have big family campouts. Every time I'm there I feel a little of that again, even if it's just me alone, although I never am. They have full hookups except sewage but a nice dump station and wash down area. Or if primitive camping is more your style you can set up anything in the main camp ground or overflow . And there's pine glen which is extreme primitive.
Bobby Boyette
Campground and trails were great. A water main broke an hour before we arrived, so no water hook ups or showers . We had enough onboard water for 2 days, but had to leave after that. We were 2 sites down from camp host, but never saw them. It was still a great campground.
Joshua Agan
Pretty Nice Camping, no cell phone service, very peaceful. Would prefer the people who have Blue accent lights on their campers leave them off. Most real campers prefer sounds and light from nature. (Not your bumpkin lights). The team of forestry guys and gals there are great.