Chewacla State Park

Great place to spend the weekend. Stayed in cabin 5, there was a great view of the lake, and the sound coming from the waterfall across the lake was very relaxing. The trails were very well maintained. The staff was welcoming and helpful. Each site has an outdoor fire pit grill and picnic table. Not sure if all the cabins have a fireplace but 5 did. I would definitely stay again.

Awesome, awesome awesome. Next level mountain bike trails. The youth of Alabama has a chance of becoming professional mountain bike/ BMX riders. Something Alabama has always lacked. Hats off to the builders, and the state for making this happen. You have to see it too believe it. There's also trails for all levels of riders. Swimming, a taco stand , hiking, boat rental, camping, grilling, picnicking, and more.

Beautiful state park with many walking, hiking, and bike trails. Nice lake for rowing, fishing, and swimming. The waterfalls and lower creek are my favorite spots to visit. This place even has glamping. It books early for Auburn home sporting events, so if interested, reserve well in advance. Close proximity to Auburn University is a plus.

Absolutely beautiful location--very TN mountains in appearance. Amenities: bike ramps, glamping, RV camping, looked like a rentable house for large gatherings, swings, playground area, nice picnic spots, some basic park bathrooms (TP but no soap). We loved our hike to the man-made waterfall! $4 per person for age 12 to 60-something. As a bonus our Verizon smart phones had great service everywhere we hiked. We will definitely be back!

Beautiful trails in nature, the lake is not clear but the reflection of the fall colors are just gorgeous.
Side note: I used all trails and which told me to cross the river, warning this is a difficult task.

Very peaceful park with beautiful, large, level campsites. Easy hike to the top of the waterfalls. Tougher past there and could've used better signage as there are a lot of unofficial paths.

Loved the hiking trials and water fall. The glamping tents are super cool too.

Absolutely beautiful. I love how the waterfall meets with the creek at the end and forms a nice swimming area. Great hike too. Little steep but fun. My 3 year old hiked it just fine. Carried the newborn and 1 year old on our backs.

We went tent camping here for a night. The tent sites could be a little more secluded for our taste but we're very nice sites. the people who worked there were very helpful, the bathrooms/shower house was very nice. They have pay to use washer and dryers. There is an amazing waterfall you can walk down to, small creek beach area, a lake with canoe rentals, playgrounds, walking trails, Really cool mountain bike trails with jumps, bridges to ride on etc. A lot to do here. Would highly recommend

My wife and I just wanted to get away for the weekend. We went mainly for the waterfall. It was a great hike, great view, and we loved it! One day soon, we are going back with grandkids.

Great State Park with beautiful trails. We were passing through and visited for a day hike, but saw many areas for camping and cabins that we are very interested in returning to in the future. The wildlife was peaceful and pleasant and despite not being totally isolated or off the beaten path, there are parts of the trail that feel entirely cut off from the outside world for an immersive hiking experience. We hiked a loop around the lake and near the falls and took a couple of 'experienced' difficulty trails, but the maps are very clear about what trails have what difficulty.

Cannot wait to go back!

What a great hidden gem! This was our first trip and we will be back. Lots of trails and beautiful water falls. The mountain bike paths can be used by hikers but bikes get the right of way. You can hike and far or as short as you’d like.

Went for the mountain bike trails...Bike trails are A-1, some easy to extremely difficult🤯... depending on your experience. Loved the waterfall, very serene. Overall beautiful place..clean and plenty to do.

The hike to the falls is pretty simple. Just take the lakeside trail to the right of the lake and stick tight to the lake and it’s not too far around. You’ll pass a couple of the camping cabins. Then it’s a steep downhill/unstable hike down to the waterfall. You can jump around on the rocks pretty easy and if you keep hiking up hill there is another steep spot where you can get down to the flatter rock bed that’s easier for smaller kids to traverse. I would describe the up and downhills as very strenuous. Lots of rocks and roots coverings. There swimming area is a steep down hill with a metal slide.

Beautiful site with tons of hiking and mountain biking. We could have spent hours exploring around the waterfall. We did not camp here, just came exploring for a few hours. Great stop if you are going through or stay in Auburn. 🥂

This RV park was quiet and very nice. We got a great rv spot. Easy parking. Lots of places to walk our dogs. Highly recommend. Our friends rented a cabin on the lake and loved it.

The park was nice and clean. The trails were clear

The grounds are beautiful and can cover all types of people from walking elderly to young adventures who want to see a cenice view without breaking the bank to do som can't recommend enough. Been to over 30 states now and this park is in my top 3 easily. Also an amazing place to do I build up hike if you are planning for the AT

Wonderful day for the family and friends to come out and enjoy so many walking trails, fishing, paddle boats, kayak, and boat rentals. Bike trails. ECT

Beautiful place for a brisk hike. The trails are well maintained. My dogs love it!