Ditto Landing - Huntsville, Alabama

Tom Howard

Once upon a time I used to go camping here quite often. Then, something happened, so next time I tried to camp GUESS WHAT?!?

We were ran off, forced to leave in cars whilst intoxicated. Thanks for the birthday wishes.

Also, someone needs to let the (park ranger? I dunno, he says he’s in charge) guy know that there was a creepy guy watching me eat lunch the other day, made me all kinds of uncomfortable. Oddly enough, they look like the same guy…weird.

Nature is the attraction here, as the area is gorgeous and full of wildlife. Creepy guy watched me feed the squirrels, for example.

It’s a recurring theme there, as I’ve seen other locals mention the same thing in their reviews: most of the staff you encounter go out of their way to treat you like garbage and run you off. It’s extremely frustrating, counterproductive, and falls several feet short of making any sense.

Find some friendlier folks who actually like the outdoors and don’t mind a little work, then shine the place up and draw the public in. I’m not doing anything tomorrow, but then again I was run off one day by creepy guy as I picked up someone else’s garbage. See? Makes no sense.

Ken Hall

Ditto Landing: Where River Dreams Come True

As the sun dipped below the horizon, casting a warm glow across the water, I found myself at Ditto Landing—a hidden gem nestled along the Tennessee River in Huntsville, Alabama. Let me take you on a journey through this picturesque haven:

Easy Access to the Water:
Ditto Landing lives up to its promise of easy access. Whether you arrive by boat, kayak, or car, the river beckons. Slip your toes into the cool water, and let the cares of the day drift away. The gentle lapping of waves against the shore sets the rhythm for relaxation.

Multiple Boat Launches:
Boaters rejoice! Ditto Landing boasts multiple boat launches—a testament to its commitment to water enthusiasts. Whether you’re a seasoned sailor or a first-time paddler, there’s a ramp waiting for you. Launch your vessel, feel the engine hum to life, and set sail toward adventure.

Room to Maneuver Trailers:
Navigating boat trailers can be a dance of precision, but at Ditto Landing, it’s a breeze. The spacious parking area provides plenty of room to maneuver. No more awkward backing up or tight turns—just smooth sailing from the road to the water’s edge.

Sunset Magic:
And now, my favorite part—the sunset. Picture this: the sky painted in hues of orange, pink, and gold. The river mirrors the colors, creating a canvas of tranquility. Find a cozy spot on the shore, perhaps with a picnic blanket or a loved one by your side. As the sun dips lower, it kisses the water, leaving a trail of shimmering reflections. It’s a moment of pure magic—a reminder that nature is the greatest artist.

Beyond the Review:
Ditto Landing isn’t just a place; it’s an invitation. An invitation to slow down, breathe deeply, and savor life’s simple pleasures. Bring your fishing rod, your camera, or simply your curiosity. Explore the walking trails, watch the boats glide by, and let the river weave its spell.

So, fellow adventurers, next time you’re in Huntsville, follow the river’s call. Discover Ditto Landing—a sanctuary where water meets sky, and sunsets are more than a daily occurrence; they’re a celebration.

Note that I have never camped at Ditto, as a photographer, I frequent the area for its photogenic aspect.

Kristen Picciolo

My son and I enjoyed our stay at the campground! Nice walking and biking areas, a fun little playground in the shade, and plenty of pokemon go activities! Bathrooms/showers were nice and clean, campsites were big and spread out beautifully. Wifi is available closer to the marina, but cell service was great everywhere.

Rebecca Brown (Grneyedgrl)

Went for the 4th of July celebration and had a great time. Highly recommend local folks to go next year. Great band, food and drink trucks. So no outside food and only water allowed. Bring some shade with you, but I'm not sure how many canopies they allow.

Kelly Ausburn

Literally checked in moments ago. We have been camping for 4 years. We have stayed in state parks, we have stayed in resorts. I am not a snob by any means, but I slapped on my ruby red Dorothy slippers and high tailed out of dodge.
Staff/Owners your park is in dyer need of hospitality training, park amenities, and honest advertising.
I have never left a campground prior to check out, nor have I left a review but this was important to me, to let all my family of campers know. It’s that bad!

Calandria Parker

Ditto Landing is a very wonderful place to visit, very comforting, peaceful, and very relaxing Huntsville is in the making of restoring Ditto Landing for anyone's enjoyment, I've always enjoyed my views while visiting Ditto, they also have a good walking trail for those who like to walk,jog,or even ride bikes,and you can also fish, and people also do some boating here and they have plenty space for R.V's.,I've
been visiting here since my Children were born whom now my oldest is 24, Ditto is somewhere to come just to get you a Good peace of mind, and relax and enjoy some true Nature!!!!!!!

ASHISH VYAS

Great gathering, Nice place!!!
Visited ditto landing on the occasion of 4th July celebration and had a great time. A wonderful fireworks show was organised. Nice family and friends gathering, food and drink trucks are also available. Bring some chairs (foldable) with you. Overall a good experience.

Jonathan Gardner

The director as well as the front desk attendant were both very kind and very customer service oriented. I would highly recommend this place for camping.