Overnight in Alabama

RV park or Walmart? That area is pretty limited on RV parks. I was trying to find somewhere 1/2 way between Mobile and Huntsville and came up fairly empty handed.

We ended up staying at a Walmart in Millbrook, AL that gave us permission to overnight in the parking lot.

Birmingham South

Very easy off and on for a over night.

Oak Mountain State Park, is a couple of miles off of I-65 just south of Bham in Pelham Al.

Also the Hoover Met Stadium has also has campsites, and is a couple of miles off I-65. It's basically hookups in the stadium parking lot, but there is lots of dining and shopping in the area if you don't want to cook.

wowens79 wrote:
Oak Mountain State Park, is a couple of miles off of I-65 just south of Bham in Pelham Al.

Also the Hoover Met Stadium has also has campsites, and is a couple of miles off I-65. It's basically hookups in the stadium parking lot, but there is lots of dining and shopping in the area if you don't want to cook.

Both are good places. Just be aware it will take at least 20 minutes (probably more dependent on traffic) off your intended route.

Oak Mointain

Check out Cullman Campground which is about two miles off I-65 on Hwy 157. it is a good clean, quiet, safe overnight stop. The owners are very friendly and helpful. If you need to stock up there is a Walmart, Cracker Barrel, Denny's, Ruby Tuesday, BuenaVista Mexican (great place},McDonalds, Arby's, Burger King, Logan's Roadhouse, Zaxby's Plus many a fuel stations. Definitely one to consider. Enjoy your trip

It has been 25 years since I lived in Birmingham, so I can't say how it has changed, but Oak Mountain state park was the first place that came to mind for me

If your looking for a parking lot, there is a Bass Pro Shops right off of I-65 in Millbrook (same exit ependydad mentioned). They will let you stay overnight as well. If you need full hook ups, Oak Mountain is nice and will be a little quieter, it is a state park. The Hoover Met as mentioned earlier has a campground but it is basically in a parking lot. Both are out of your way by 20 minutes but the Oak Mountain option is cheaper. If I remember correctly, cheaper by about 15 bucks a night.

x2 for Cullman Campground.

Last time we were down that way, we overnighted with a bunch of tractor trailers and one other RV at a rest area. It wasn't bad, but it was rather warm. It took the TT a couple of hours to cool off with the fan running.