Chilatchee Creek Campground

Chilatchee Creek Campground stands out as a peaceful retreat along the scenic Dannelly Reservoir, offering a rare blend of serene lakefront settings, abundant recreational opportunities, and a rich natural environment teeming with wildlife. Here, campers can enjoy the quiet seclusion of Alabama's Black Prairie Belt, with features like waterfront campsites, exceptional fishing, and a connection to local birding trails.

This campground features 33 sites equipped with electric and water hookups, along with essentials such as flush toilets, showers, and a dump station. Visitors can take full advantage of the boat ramp, courtesy docks, fishing dock, and a fish-cleaning station—ideal for anglers seeking bass, crappie, bluegill, or catfish. A playground and picnic shelters enhance the family-friendly atmosphere. The campground’s proximity to the shoreline makes it perfect for water sports, boating, and wildlife viewing, with frequent sightings of deer, birds, and even alligators adding to its appeal.

Located about 14 miles southeast of Alberta, Alabama, the campground provides easy access to the vast Dannelly Reservoir, which covers 27 square miles with over 500 miles of shoreline. It’s a favored spot for nature enthusiasts and a featured site on the Alabama Birding Trails, offering a true escape into the region's unique mix of rolling grasslands, forests, and pristine waters.