DeSoto State Park FT Payne Al

DeSoto State Park

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(407) · State park in Fort Payne, United States
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In the rustic tradition of the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), mountainous Desoto State Park is accented by many rushing waterfalls and fragrant …

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Nov 20, 2024
This is one of our favorite parks, there are lots of beautiful hiking trails and a awesome waterfall. The lodge and restaurant were fantastic as well. We will definitely return to this gem!Full review by WildHaireAdventures
Oct 25, 2024
The scenery was nice but we didn't have a chance to go see the waterfall. The lodge and rooms were way older than I thought they would be and needed some repair. We had room 111 and our room smelled …Full review by Dianna P
Oct 9, 2024
As a family with teens this was a nice secluded get away. The scenery is peaceful and well kept. There are not much provisions or things to see or do here. Beware the zip line thing is way short! And…Full review by Jason S
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Can i bring my own firewood? I live in north Alabama.
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Hi! Yes, you may bring your own firewood.
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We are considering camping here but uneasy about pulling our camper. Any advise? Is the drive to the campground risky …
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We are considering camping here but uneasy about pulling our camper. Any advise? Is the drive to the campground risky pulling a camper?
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Here at DeSoto we have thousands of campers here a year, with RVs & rigs of all sizes & lengths. We are a mountain park, and some of the roads are curvy and have some …
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Here at DeSoto we have thousands of campers here a year, with RVs & rigs of all sizes & lengths. We are a mountain park, and some of the roads are curvy and have some elevation. There is one way we recommend coming into the park, which is exit 218 off of I-59-Fort Payne exit. You will be coming up the slope of Lookout Mountain on AL Hwy 35, turning left on Country Road 89 and it is a straight 5-mile shot to the park. Once in the park, follow signs to the Country Store & Information Center to check in, which is directly off of County Road 89. Once you leave store heading to campground, there is a curvy road leading to the campground that is only about 1 mile long. For more detailed directions, go to our website, ALAPARK, click DeSoto State Park, then Plan Your Trip for written directions (be cautious with GPS)
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Are there any bike trails?
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Yes, over 11 miles of mountain bike trails. Notably,there are 3 loops to start out on and go from there: Gilliam Loop, Never-neverland loop, and Family Bike Loop.The Country Store …
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Yes, over 11 miles of mountain bike trails. Notably,there are 3 loops to start out on and go from there: Gilliam Loop, Never-neverland loop, and Family Bike Loop.The Country Store or Lodge in DeSoto State Park will have paper trail maps that feature all trails, the mountain bike trails are denoted by silver diamonds on the maps.
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Answer by Brittney H · May 23, 2019
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