Fort Toulouse-Jackson Park

A campground rich in history and natural charm, Fort Toulouse–Jackson Park in Wetumpka, Alabama, combines the tranquil beauty of the Coosa River with a unique connection to the past. With 39 RV sites equipped with water and electric hookups, this campground provides a peaceful and well-maintained retreat that offers modern conveniences like a centrally located bathhouse and dump station. Its proximity to notable historical landmarks and scenic trails makes it an ideal choice for families, history buffs, and nature lovers alike.

Located just 20 minutes from Montgomery, Fort Toulouse–Jackson Park is part of a National Historic Site featuring fascinating attractions such as a recreated 1751 Fort Toulouse, Creek Indian homes, and portions of the 1814 American Fort Jackson. Visitors can also explore ancient Native American mounds and the serene William Bartram Nature Trail, set against Alabama’s lush riverside landscape. This campground offers both historical immersion and outdoor exploration, making it perfect for short getaways or enriching stopovers.