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At Naturehills, we embrace nature. Below you will find a list of state parks in Houston we have compiled for you.
HOUSTON RECREATION AREA (AL)
Description
Located on Lake Lewis Smith in the Wm. B. Bankhead National Forest in Houston, AL. Campground requires 2 vehicle / 2 tent maximum per single site. First- come / First-serve sites available. *Quiet Hours 10PM to 6AM *Gate hours open 9AM - 7PM; After Hours access is available *Day use fee is $4.00 *Modern Restrooms; *All Vehicles and trailers, including boats must be parked on pavement *Site must be occupied within first 24 hours or forfeit Interpretive programs are available. Activites include: beach area, boat launch, and hiking trails. Registered Campers may use the boat launch, swimming and picnic areas at no charge. Annual Day Use Pass is available for $30.00 Day Use fee is $4.00 with a $.50 fee per person over six (6) people. Golden Age / Golden Access accepted, but cardholder MUST be present. Campground is open from Mid-March - November 1. Campground Phone Number: 205-489-2941
1033 COUNTY ROAD 3124
HOUSTON,AL,35572
Phone: 205-489-2941
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- Biking
- Boating
- Camping
- Fishing
- Hiking
Directions
About 50 miles southwest of Decatur, take Hwy 278 from Double Springs east for 8 miles. Turn south on County Road 63 for four miles. Turn right onto Forest Service Road 118 for 1 mile.
