Florence Marina State Park

We really enjoyed our stay at Florence Marina campground, it was quiet, peaceful, the folks who work there were so very pleasant and friendly! They kept the grounds beautiful, the bathroom and showers were incredibly clean! We were just a few minutes from Providence Canyon State Park, which was great, and our stay at the campground covered parking at Providence! Hopefully we can go back again, I had such a restful few days that was SO needed!

We reserved an efficiency cabin a month ago to save money. It was bare bones, adequate for our basic needs, clean and comfortable. We had two double beds. They were comfortable, but too small for the two of us. The second night was better since we each had our own bed. The bathroom was small, and clean, with fluffy towels and every thing we needed - including plenty of hot water. The plastic mat in the tub kept me from slipping, and appreciative of bath mat & fan. Medicine cabinet with two mirrors was also appreciated. The flat screen television had plenty of channels. Unfortunately we kept losing the signal for the channels we liked (NBC was stuck on a dishwasher and CBS was stuck on a weather map one night & the CarFax Fox the next day). Husband was thankful that he could watch the Yan

This is a well kept state park. The bathrooms are clean and there was even a flower arrangement on the sink. There was a fully accessible shower stall for wheelchair users and handicapped parking for the bath house. The site was large, level and clear. We were probably over an ant hill however (not fire ants.) The price was reasonable and overall I would recommend.

We camped at Florence Marina State Park for a couple nights. The campground was well maintained, and it provided enough space between sites. We didn't fish here, but we walked around the park and enjoyed the time there. If you are planning to visit Providence Canyon State Park, which is only 15 min away by car, this is a great place to stay!

This scenic campground tucked deep into the woods offers a peaceful escape right on the edge of Alabama. All campsites are pull-thru with full hookups, making it a practical and quiet spot for RV travelers. A nearby lake provides boat rentals for just $35 per 4 hours—affordable and serene. There’s also a fishing pier, but be warned: we saw a 12-foot alligator. Locals claim they’re not dangerous to humans, but it’s wise to keep kids and pets far from the water. The campground is remote, with very few nearby activities. The highlight is a beautiful 3-mile trail in a small canyon about 15 minutes away—definitely worth the short drive. Beyond that, expect minimal entertainment within a 30-minute radius. During our stay, we experienced intense thunderstorms with heavy rain and lightning, whi