Bluff Creek

We had no idea a paper mill was across the water which was noise 24/7 and an awful stench that was nauseating. My husband has COPD and we carry a golf cart for him to get around in. The ranger allowed him to use the golf cart however they only allow it parked on asphalt. There was plenty of room on the gravel so it didn't make any sense to us. One of the camp hosts was very nice, the other one has all sorts of skeletons on display at their host spot. What a greeting! The bath houses and laundry are nice except the sign says once they break they won't be replaced. As far as you are from town that's bad for those of us who are full time RV'ers. We will not return.

Quite place to go for some down time , great staff/volunteers. Would be excellent if they would stay open during fall and winter , who wants to have a fire and s’mores with your little ones in the summer and would be so nice if the park had sewer

Always a pleasure to stay here Bathrooms clean
Pros: nice staff, quiet , and very family friendly! We love it here! Our favorite campground

We love camping at Bluff Creek but we sure would love to see the water around boat ramp cleaned up so we could get our boat in and out and not have to go down river to launch our boat. And if the banks alomg the water round the campground were cleared we could park our boat and not have to worry about snakes and gator hiding in the HIGH grass.

The boat ramp needs to be open redone it take 20 miles just to have a boat there once you go put in comeback to camp then got to go load up then come back to camp to get camper on top of gas for the boat is a real hassel

The spot was level and shady with easy view to the water. T-Mobile was not good but the scenery with the wildlife more than compensated, especially the deer.

Great site…#43. Great camp hosts! Campground is well tended to and bathhouses were spacious and clean.
Lots of deer was a plus.

It was very beautiful, everything was very clean and the staff was extremely friendly.

We always have a great time at Bluff Creek Campground at Pittsview, AL. We always catch lots of fish and enjoy fishing on the river.

Our site is the only site on the water at water level. But the water is through 40ft of tall grass. That was disappointing, photos from other campers showed water, so I was hopeful, that was Plan A. My plan B was to walk thru to the boat ramp, but it is and has been closed due to alligators we were told, it is their neighborhood. So Plan C, I beat a path through the grass for the Kayak. Paddled way up creek, this made the trip for me, I would do it 30 more times. If we go back, I will come up with a plan D that beats A-C. Site 67 is the only site that has a clear path for a Kayak to the water. I saw dozens of kayaks on the back of pickups, not in the water, I was the only one in the water. What a shame, river front and can hardly get to the water. The campground was beautiful, the facilities clean, the staff great. COE needs to fund a project for campsite access and boat ramp opening. I did notice, it was Labor Day weekend, there were a lot of empty sites the entire weekend, over a dozen. This campground could be Premier with some shore line maintenance (beyond the Host's capabilities and equipment)