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About Isaac Creek
Number of accommodations: 57
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2026 Season availability
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This campground is open year round, providing flexibility for your stay.
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- Dump station on site
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- Showers
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Reviews (1027)
What Guests Are Saying
Isaac Creek is a well-maintained and peaceful campground, praised for its cleanliness, friendly hosts, and beautiful natural surroundings. Many visitors enjoyed the spacious and well-kept sites, as well as the wildlife and quiet atmosphere. While there were some concerns regarding power outages and unmanaged dogs, the overall experience was positive, with many campers eager to return.
What Guests Are Saying
Isaac Creek is a well-maintained and peaceful campground, praised for its cleanliness, friendly hosts, and beautiful natural surroundings. Many visitors enjoyed the spacious and well-kept sites, as well as the wildlife and quiet atmosphere. While there were some concerns regarding power outages and unmanaged dogs, the overall experience was positive, with many campers eager to return.
Review Summary
Scott H
VerifiedDecember 31, 2021 • Stayed at: 31, Loop: ISAAC CREEK
This place is a bit out of the way but well worth the drive. Monroeville with its modern conveniences is just few miles away should you need to pick up a few items or eat out.
The camp ground is well maintained from the camp sites to the bathhouse and the host are very friendly and helpful.
Historic Fort Mims and Red Hill Spring are about 1 hour south if you're looking for an Alabama River day trip.
Phone signal (Verizon) is a bit on the low side with 1-2 bars just enough to make calls and text.
Jenny A
VerifiedDecember 31, 2021 • Stayed at: 07, Loop: ICRE
Beautiful park with large sites. Very quiet and relaxing. Attendants are very nice and friendly.
Leroy P
VerifiedJanuary 2, 2022 • Stayed at: 52, Loop: ICRE
Always enjoy my stay here. Peaceful.
Leroy P
VerifiedJanuary 2, 2022 • Stayed at: 52, Loop: ICRE
Always enjoy my stay here. Peaceful.
Darren E
VerifiedJanuary 3, 2022 • Stayed at: 28, Loop: ICRE
Two industrial leaf blowers started up about 20 minutes after we checked in. After listening to it for 10-15 minutes, I walked over and asked the man if he would be finished soon. He said not until dark (They actually didn't stop til well after dark, and had them running for over 3 hours that afternoon/early evening.) He said he’d be back the next day blowing too. Then he said he might take off a day, but the woman with him said it would be done daily. (NB: The leaves were blowing right back where they had just “cleared” because it was windy, so it was pointless and inefficient, as well as annoying.) We called the camp host, and she told us it had to be done regardless of how it was bothering guests. We’ve camped at several heavily wooded COE’s in Fall and Winter, and never has this been an issue. The camp host did offer to get us a refund if we left early, but that doesn’t cover the expenses of travel, or of losing out on a trip and we didn’t have any place to go as an alternative. We ended up waiting in a parking lot by the dam for hours, hoping they'd be finished by the time we eventually went back to our spot-they still weren't done. I suffer from migraines and anxiety attacks, the noise and frustration triggered both. Luckily, the next day they didn't use the leaf blowers, and the park was pleasant, but the whole mood of the short trip was ruined. If the camp workers have to get in an allotted number of hours, there were picnic tables in need of minor repairs, and the gutters on the bathhouse are full of leaves and debris, which will cause roof leaks and eventual rot. Much better use of time than blowing leaves in the wind. To say this experience was a disappointment would be a major understatement. I just hope this review helps save others from some hassle and frustration.
Darren E
VerifiedJanuary 3, 2022 • Stayed at: 28, Loop: ICRE
Two industrial leaf blowers started up about 20 minutes after we checked in. After listening to it for 10-15 minutes, I walked over and asked the man if he would be finished soon. He said not until dark (They actually didn't stop til well after dark, and had them running for over 3 hours that afternoon/early evening.) He said he’d be back the next day blowing too. Then he said he might take off a day, but the woman with him said it would be done daily. (NB: The leaves were blowing right back where they had just “cleared” because it was windy, so it was pointless and inefficient, as well as annoying.) We called the camp host, and she told us it had to be done regardless of how it was bothering guests. We’ve camped at several heavily wooded COE’s in Fall and Winter, and never has this been an issue. The camp host did offer to get us a refund if we left early, but that doesn’t cover the expenses of travel, or of losing out on a trip and we didn’t have any place to go as an alternative. We ended up waiting in a parking lot by the dam for hours, hoping they'd be finished by the time we eventually went back to our spot-they still weren't done. I suffer from migraines and anxiety attacks, the noise and frustration triggered both. Luckily, the next day they didn't use the leaf blowers, and the park was pleasant, but the whole mood of the short trip was ruined. If the camp workers have to get in an allotted number of hours, there were picnic tables in need of minor repairs, and the gutters on the bathhouse are full of leaves and debris, which will cause roof leaks and eventual rot. Much better use of time than blowing leaves in the wind. To say this experience was a disappointment would be a major understatement. I just hope this review helps save others from some hassle and frustration.
Jordan P
VerifiedJanuary 4, 2022 • Stayed at: 39, Loop: ISAAC CREEK
My first trip with my kids (9,8,8,2) we had the best time ever!!! The view was amazing. We were loud and might have annoyed our neighbor because he moved but the gate keeper was the kindest most warm hearted person ever. I made another reservation for this weekend to go back! I saw some reviews people mentioned cell service. I stayed in lot 39 and had service the whole time. All sites have grills in the fire ring and stand alone. The smaller numbers are more wooden and 41-36ish are more open with the river view. It is VERY clean. We had a family of deer come visit our site. It was absolutely amazing
Jordan P
VerifiedJanuary 4, 2022 • Stayed at: 39, Loop: ISAAC CREEK
My first trip with my kids (9,8,8,2) we had the best time ever!!! The view was amazing. We were loud and might have annoyed our neighbor because he moved but the gate keeper was the kindest most warm hearted person ever. I made another reservation for this weekend to go back! I saw some reviews people mentioned cell service. I stayed in lot 39 and had service the whole time. All sites have grills in the fire ring and stand alone. The smaller numbers are more wooden and 41-36ish are more open with the river view. It is VERY clean. We had a family of deer come visit our site. It was absolutely amazing
Jane G
VerifiedJanuary 5, 2022 • Stayed at: 40, Loop: ISAAC CREEK
Beautiful campground with waterfront sites. Well maintained and the camp hosts were extremely helpful and available whenever we needed them. Water and electric hookups. The dump station was very well done and can accommodate two RVs at once. Most campers were hunting or fishing, but we found it was incredibly relaxing just as a spot to unwind for a couple days.
Jane G
VerifiedJanuary 5, 2022 • Stayed at: 40, Loop: ISAAC CREEK
Beautiful campground with waterfront sites. Well maintained and the camp hosts were extremely helpful and available whenever we needed them. Water and electric hookups. The dump station was very well done and can accommodate two RVs at once. Most campers were hunting or fishing, but we found it was incredibly relaxing just as a spot to unwind for a couple days.
Location Isaac Creek
Address:
5030 Lock And Dam Rd Unit 4
Franklin, AL, 36444
United States
From Monroeville, Alabama, take State Route 41 north for 8 miles. Turn west onto County Road 17 and follow signs into the campground.
Isaac Creek is accessible via State Route 41, which connects to other state highways in the region.
Elevation: 9 feet
148 mi drive to downtown Franklin (about 2 hr 29 min)
Policies & Rules
Arrival & departure
Check in time
4PM
Check out time
3PM
General
- Campground direct phone number is 251-282-4254
- Alcohol is prohibited
- Don't Move Firewood: Protect your forests from tree-killing pests by buying your firewood locally and burning it on-site. Visit Dontmovefirewood.org for further information.
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Last updated: September 4, 2026