Kountry Air RV Park

Nice quiet area. Just in on an overnight. Large pull through site with manicured flower area. 35 a night or 31.50 w/Good Sam's Discount.

A hidden gem off the 82 where there are gorgeous trees surrounding you! Gigi is a wonderful host. Picnic tables are in great condition where you can play dice or cards after dinner. We have 45’ with truck in tow and no problem found driving to our site. Can’t go wrong! Close to downtown historic area, too!

Clean and quiet, convenient to Montgomery AL. LP fill up available along with a swimming pool. Two bathroom and shower areas. Will stay again...Thanks Gigi and Don.

Friendly staff and easy parking. We got a pull through in a spacious location. There were some annoying bees, but nothing major. Great location and wonderful space.

This park was okay, had worse and had better. Gravel drives with gravel sites. Real nice park-like setting, sites were spacious. Our pull-through was a bit tricky but ok. Owner & staff were very helpful and friendly. Utilities were fine. We were there in mid November and it did get chilly at night. No freeze but kept hoses dry and hydrant covered just in case. Easy walks around the place. Prattville is good for provisioning will many major stores. And of course, Montgomery is not far away.

I'll start by saying that Gigi and Don are two of the kindest campground owners that we have met in over 2 years of full-time RVing! Gigi went out of her way to explain local places of interest during check-in, including giving us an excellent downtown map of Prattville. Then Don escorted us to our site and helped us to get situated. Both of them are wonderful people and fantastic conversationalists. We stayed for 1 week in full hookup pull-through site A and it was awesome. Lots of fantastic tree shade and the site was very wide. Our stay was then extended due to some urgent RV maintenance. Unfortunately we were asked to move across the road to site #24. This site was skinnier, had less shade and there was a noticeable poop odor. No animal land mines were visible so perhaps it is located near the septic tank? I'm certainly grateful that Gigi was able to accommodate our extension request on short notice, but it would have been nice to be able to stay in the first site. Especially because it sat unoccupied for several days. Free campground wifi worked at both sites and it was really good. We were able to program lots of over-the-air TV channels. Campground bathrooms and showers were clean. Movies and books available in the office. Propane is sold onsite for $4.00 per gallon. Don't miss the Legacy Museum and Memorial in nearby Montgomery.

We pulled in at sunset. The lady told me to be sure and hang to the left side of the road. Site may be spacious, but the road ins not.
They put us in the very back where there’s no WiFi or water pressure.
I’m sure others had a better experience, but not us. Glad to be headed home today.

Sites are well-spaced and fairly good-sized. Gravel surfaces. Paved and gravel access roads. It's nice to be in a park that is not laid out like a commercial parking lot -- sites are spread out around the park. As others have mentioned, Gigi and Don may be the nicest park owners ever! They also do ALL of the work around the place, and it is generally immaculate. All sites have FHU, but no cable TV. Sites tend to be fairly level, but because they are gravel, may not be as level as you'd like. While the sites are gravel only in the RV parking areas -- not adjacent to the driveway -- you may find mud after a rainstorm when you open your door. Lots of big rigs here; many appear to be long-term residents, though they are clean and well-kept.
They have propane fills on-site. WiFi was strong at my site, cell service was 2-3 bars (unboosted.) They allow washing your RV, but you need to ask permission. There is a small laundry on-site, very clean. Restrooms are older and could use upgrading, but are clean,
Only "con" for me was the picnic table which was on the border between 2 sites and was immediately taken over by my neighbors even though it was on the back side of their unit and at the opposite end of their site from the campfire grill for that site.