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Black Warrior-Tombigbee - COE/Jennings Ferry
The Black Warrior Tombigbee Coe Jennings Ferry Akron is a historic ferry site located in Akron, Alabama. The ferry was established in 1818 and operated until the early 1900s. It was used to transport people and goods across the Black Warrior and Tombigbee Rivers. The ferry was named after the Coe family, who owned the land on which the ferry operated. The ferry was also known as the Jennings Ferry, after the family who operated it. The site is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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User Reviews
Lynette Hodnicki
This is a Corps of Engineers campground. With a federal Access or Senior pass, camping is half price. And who doesn't love that! I stayed during the winter. Plenty of quiet and solitude. Several long pull-thru sites. Back-in sites are long as well. All sites have plenty of space in between so you don't have to hear your neighbors flushing their toilet at 2am. The bathhouse was clean, private, and the water was very warm. The campground itself was very clean with minimal trash and cigarette butts on the ground. Sites have 50 amp electric and water. No sewer but the dump station is handy and extremely clean. The host was helpful and professional. A very nice man. The campground's road came up quickly. My GPS said I had to drive another mile, so be on the lookout. The correct road is well marked with a sign for the campground. If I ever make it back to Alabama, Jennings Ferry is at the top of my list.
Bryan Blackwell
Great little Corps of Engineers camper site on the Black Warrior River
Deidree Jones
The spaces are large and clean. We had a fire ring, grill, and picnic table at our site. We stayed in site 17. The cell service with Verizon was very good with two to three bars. The only drawback, if you call it that, is that there is no sewage.
Jennetta Trower
The sites were spacious and well kept. Bathhouse was clean with hot showers. Good place for fishing and boating. Our site as well as many others had beautiful views of sunsets.
Llll Jk
Friendly place