Ashland, Alabama, captivates with its historic Clay County Courthouse on Court Square and trails into Cheaha State Park. One RV park, Franks Point Of View, anchors your stay here. Camp to hike Alabama's highest peak or fish nearby lakes without the crowds.
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Ashland anchors Clay County with its 1880s courthouse looming over Court Square. Cheaha State Park punches up 20 miles north at 2,407 feet, Alabama's roof. Locals pack the annual Clay County Fair for blue-ribbon pies, mule pulls, and carnival rides under oak trees. US Highway 77 slices through town, linking you to Talladega National Forest's pine-scented paths.
Franks Point Of View fits families tight on budget with rates from $34 a night. Kids race to the playground while parents plug into fifty-amp or thirty-amp hookups. The dump station handles post-road-trip chores. Nature lovers base here for day trips to Lake Wedowee's bass runs or Cheaha's Bald Rock overlook.
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Ashland shines as Clay County's seat with its historic courthouse on Court Square. Cheaha State Park lies 20 miles away, topping Alabama at 2,407 feet. Campers chase trails, fairground fun at the annual Clay County Fair, and quiet small-town nights amid rolling hills.
Franks Point Of View lists as the RV park in Ashland. It sits convenient to US Highway 77 with thirty-amp, fifty-amp hookups, playground, and dump station. Rates start at $34 per night, perfect for exploring Cheaha State Park nearby.
Franks Point Of View provides thirty-amp and fifty-amp hookups. A dump station eases wastewater needs. Families pair these with the on-site playground for stress-free stays starting at $34 nightly.