Autauga CreekRV Campground (334) 361-3999

Family-owned · Prattville, Alabama

Autauga Creek RV Campground

Shady, full-hookup RV sites on the banks of Autauga Creek, six miles off I-65 and about 25 minutes from downtown Montgomery.

  • Full hookups
  • Rigs up to 50 ft
  • Pets welcome
  • Open year-round
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Nightly, weekly and monthly stays. Already staying with us? Log in to pay rent

Fifth-wheel and motorhome parked on grassy sites under tall shade trees
A dog on the grassy bank watching ducks swim on the water

Sites & rates

Stay a night, a week, or the whole season

Every site has water, sewer and 30/50-amp electric, and there's room for big rigs up to 50 feet.

Nightly

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Passing through on I-65 or in town for the weekend.

Weekly

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Visiting family, a golf trip to Capitol Hill, or a short work assignment.

Long-term welcome

Monthly

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Work assignments, TDY at Maxwell, or wintering in Alabama. Settle in and pay rent online or at the office.

Call or text for current rates and availability.

  • Water
  • Sewer
  • 30/50-amp electric
  • Wi-Fi

  1. Call or text

    Reach us at (334) 361-3999 with your dates and your rig's type and length.

  2. We save your site

    We'll confirm your site and answer any questions before you roll in.

  3. Pay your way

    Pay with cash or check at the main office. Staying a while? We'll text you a link to pay rent online by card or bank transfer, too.

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Amenities

Simple, comfortable, and right on the creek

A quiet, family-run park with what you need for a night or a few months.

  • Full hookups

    Water, sewer and electric at every site.

  • 30 & 50 amp

    Power for anything from a pop-up to a big diesel pusher.

  • Big-rig friendly

    Room for rigs up to 50 feet.

  • Wi-Fi

    Free Wi-Fi for guests.

  • Pet friendly

    Bring the dogs. They'll love the creek bank.

  • Playground

    A play area for the kids.

  • Dump station

    On-site dump station.

  • Creek access

    Fish, paddle or wade in Autauga Creek.

  • Shade & grass

    Grassy sites under mature shade trees.

  • Open year-round

    Mild Alabama winters make for easy off-season stays.

Autauga Creek flowing past a pebble bank under a tall canopy of trees
Shade and cool water on Autauga Creek

Life on the water

Your backyard is Autauga Creek

Autauga Creek winds past the campground on its way to the Alabama River. Cast a line, launch a kayak, cool off on a hot afternoon, or just watch the ducks from the bank.

  • The only campground on the Autauga Creek Canoe TrailAs listed by the Alabama Tourism Department
  • A National Recreation TrailThe 13-mile canoe trail earned the national designation in 2015
  • Fishing, paddling and swimmingBring your rod, your kayak or just your sandals
  • Float right to your campsiteSee the 3-mile route from downtown

Creek levels change quickly after heavy rain, and fallen trees can block parts of the lower trail. Ask at the office about current conditions before you float.

Kayak & float

Float from downtown Prattville to your campsite

Put in below the old mill dam downtown and drift about three miles of shady, winding creek right to the campground. The City of Prattville's Kayak Trail Fun Run, usually held in June, paddles right past the campground on this route.

Route follows Autauga Creek as mapped by the USGS. Distances are approximate.

  • 3.2miles
  • 1½–2½hours
  • I–IIgentle class
  1. Put in downtown. Start at the Creekwalk behind City Hall (101 W Main St), just below the dam. Park in the paved lot and slide your boat down the grassy bank. The historical marker there tells how Daniel Pratt built his mills on this creek in the 1830s.
  2. Drift south. The creek winds past cypress trees, bamboo and little waterfalls. Watch for sandbars and the occasional downed tree.
  3. Pull out at your campsite. The campground sits right on the bank. Canoe Trail Park (1123 Rueben Rd), with restrooms and a sandy beach, is about half a mile farther downstream.

Glass isn't allowed on Autauga Creek, and life jackets are a must. The creek has sharp turns, so kayaks are easier than canoes for beginners. Water levels change quickly after rain, so ask the office about current conditions before you float.

Ask about floating Directions to the put-in
Clear, rippling water flowing past a wide pebble bar on Autauga Creek
Pebble bars make easy places to stop and stretch.
A calm stretch of Autauga Creek with a grassy pebble bank and a road bridge in the distance
Calm, shady stretches along the way.

Photos

Around the campground

See more, plus news from the park, on our Facebook page.

RV sites framed by blooming crepe myrtle trees
Crepe myrtles in bloom
A travel trailer on a grassy site with its utility pedestal under a blue sky
Grassy sites, blue skies
A motorhome with bikes on the back parked on a shady site
Big rigs welcome
The campground's roadside sign with the phone number 334-361-3999
Look for our sign
A lighted nativity scene and a tree of string lights at night
Christmas at the campground
An American flag flying on a wooden pole against a clear blue sky
Old Glory over the park

Nearby

Close to everything in the River Region

Quiet when you're home, close when you want to get out.

  • About 10 min

    Historic Downtown Prattville

    The Daniel Pratt Historic District, the Autauga Creekwalk, and local shops and restaurants.

  • About 3 miles

    Capitol Hill golf

    Three Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail courses: The Judge, The Senator and The Legislator.

  • About 15 min

    I-65, Exit 179

    Groceries, fuel, shopping and plenty of places to eat.

  • About 20 min

    Maxwell Air Force Base

    An easy commute for TDY and PCS stays.

  • About 25 min

    Downtown Montgomery

    The Alabama State Capitol, civil-rights landmarks, Montgomery Biscuits baseball and the Montgomery Zoo.

  • In Prattville

    Wilderness Park

    A 26-acre park where giant bamboo grows up to 60 feet tall.

Drive times are approximate.

Good to know

Park guidelines

  • Quiet hours are 8 pm to 8 am on weeknights and 10 pm to 8 am on weekends.
  • The speed limit is 5 mph. Keep the dust down.
  • Up to 3 pets per site. Keep them on a leash 6 feet or shorter, never leave them unattended, pick up after them, and bring the office a current rabies record each year.
  • RVs must be model year 2000 or newer. All RVs and vehicles need current tags, and inoperable vehicles aren't allowed.
  • No fire pits or trash burning. Above-ground fireplaces are fine.
  • No fireworks or firearms, including BB, airsoft and pellet guns, bows and slingshots.
  • No fishing in the pond. Fish and swim in Autauga Creek at your own risk, and never leave children alone at the creek or pond.
  • Rent is due on the 1st of each month. A $3-a-day late fee starts on the 5th, and after the 5th the office is open by appointment.
  • All trash goes in the red dumpster, with no furniture, mattresses or other large items. Keep your site tidy.
  • No smoking in or within 50 feet of the office, and no cigarette butts on the ground.
  • Don't park on empty sites, and keep the roads clear for nightly campers.
  • No washers or dryers on the sites, and no outside refrigerators or freezers.
  • Keep it family friendly: no fighting, abusive language or drunken behavior.
  • You're responsible for your children and your guests. A rule broken by a guest counts as yours.
  • This is a summary. The full printed rules from the office apply, and they can change with 24 hours' notice.
How big a rig can you fit?

Up to 50 feet. If you're driving a big rig, call ahead with your length and we'll make sure you have the right site.

Is there an age limit for RVs?

Yes. RVs need to be model year 2000 or newer, with current tags.

Do you have monthly sites?

Yes. We welcome nightly, weekly and monthly stays. Rent is due on the 1st of each month, and long-term guests can pay at the office or online with their guest account.

How can I pay?

Cash or check at the main office. Long-term guests can also pay online by card or bank transfer with their guest account.

What hookups do you have?

Full hookups at every site: water, sewer and 30/50-amp electric. There's also a dump station on site.

Can I bring my pets?

Yes, up to 3 per site. Keep them on a leash 6 feet or shorter and pick up after them.

Can we have a campfire?

Fire pits and burning aren't allowed, but above-ground fireplaces are fine.

Are you open in the winter?

Yes, we're open year-round.

How do I reserve?

Call or text (334) 361-3999 with your dates and your rig's type, length and year.

Find us

Come on out to the creek

  • 950 Langford CtPrattville, AL 36067
  • (334) 361-3999Call or text to reserve. Please call during daylight hours.
  • autaugacreekrv@yahoo.comEmail the office
  • 6 miles off I-65About 15 minutes from Exit 179 by way of US-82 West
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