Red Bay RV Park - RV park in Red Bay - 820 4th Ave SW, USA

Red Bay RV Park is a great place to stay in Red Bay, AL. When you take your Tiffin to the mothership for repairs, we stay at this park. One of the reasons why is because during the winter it still has the water turned on and Ronald the owner tours the park every day to ensure that everything is working and fixes it immediately if not working. Also, the price is right.

Quiet restful place to camp while you wait, and wait, and wait some more for Tiffin. Easy on the wallet but just as importantly the spots are FLAT. Wouldn't stay anywhere else.

Great no frills RV Park. Perfect for those coming to get work done on their Motorhomes. Good price.

Red Bay RV park is clean easy-to-use affordable everything works and a nice breeze blows through it when it's 100 degrees in the shade. We had a great All American view as pictured here. God Bless America!

Gravel parking lot for class A's packed close side by side like a sales lot. Clean. No shade, no toilets. No picnic tables, Nothing for kids nor families. Austere. Not a vacation camping type area. Self check in, daily or weekly. Red Bay is a mecca for Tiffen class A repairs, and this works if you're waiting on service.

Typical of most of the parks in Red Bay. $25 per night for full hookups. Gravel lot no trees. Only reason to be in the area is to go to Girard Awnings or Tiffin. If you go, take the tour at Tiffin and meet Bob

We like staying here, it’s reasonable for those people coming in for Tiffin service. No amenities. All gravel, good sites and great owners who actually took the time to make a list of storm shelters nearby and brought them around to each coach. We were grateful as 2 tornado watches happened our last trip and we have no idea what to do! 😳

Stayed while getting service done. Very tidy owner who relevels the gravel after people leave. They were nice enough to put the contact information for shelters for upcoming stormy weather, and drove out during the tornado warning to check if everyone was safe and gone to shelter. We will stay again when we come back to Red Bay.