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6
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25
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| Trail Description |
Trails vary from open ridge tops with outstanding views to rides along the sandy creek with many creek crossing having solid rock bottoms. Ride beside rock outcrops & old Indian caves. Trails are kept in great shape. Plenty of water for the horses. most of the trails are sandy and have good footing. |
| Best Time to Visit |
Feb - Nov |
| Times to Avoid |
Dec and Jan |
| Campground |
Campground is circled around the covered stalls. Some sites are open and some are under the trees. There are full hookups at each site. Primitive campsites are also available as well as day parking for those coming for the day. A new heated & air conditioned bathhouse is in easy reach of all sites. |
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| Elect, Water, Shower, Toilet, Lodging, Primitive |
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KEN AND CAROL MCDONALD
(205)489-6033
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KEN MCDONALD
421 COUNTY RD 415
DOUBLE SPRINGS, AL 35553
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| Directions |
Address is 421 County Rd 415 in Double Springs, Al. From Jasper, Al take Hwy 195N to Double Springs, go straight thru the red light to Hwy 33, go 3 to 4 miles to County Hwy 2 (K.C. Campground Sign)and turn left. Go to sign that says K.C. Campground and turn left. Campground is 1/4 mile on left. From Cullman, Al take Hwy 278 to Double Springs. Turn right onto Hwy 33 and go to County Rd 2 (3-4 miles). Turn left (K.C. Campground sign at turns) Follow signs to Campground |
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| This information was provided by Scotty DeClue on 10/11/2019 12:04:54 PM |
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