Jay lures RVers with peanut fields, twisting Blackwater River tubing, and zero crowds. Plant your rig at Hoomes Mobile Village & RV Park, our directory's lone standout, and paddle Class II rapids or hike pitcher plant bogs. This speck of a town packs Alabama's wild heart into easy reach.
Jay pulses with peanut pride. Locals harvest crops that fuel the October Jay Peanut Festival, alive with fiddles, fried peanuts, and craft stalls on Main Street. Blackwater River snakes through, ideal for kayaking twists past cypress knees. Coldwater Recreation Area offers ramps and swimming holes. Blackwater River State Forest unfurls trails under longleaf pines, where rare orchids bloom.
Hoomes Mobile Village & RV Park plants you in the action. Long-haul truckers claim its pull-throughs with 50-amp power. River rats book spots near launch points on County Road 4. Retirees stretch stays amid shaded live oaks, grilling fresh catfish from nearby creeks.
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Jay earns fame for peanut farming and Blackwater River adventures. The annual Jay Peanut Festival in October draws crowds to Highway 90A for fiddles, fried peanuts, and parades. Tubers and anglers chase Class II rapids and bass in the state's purest sand-bottom river.
Hoomes Mobile Village & RV Park leads options right in Jay. Tucked off County Road 4, it hooks up 30/50-amp power, water, and sewer to 20 sites. Launch kayaks nearby or stock up at Jay IGA, two miles away.
Yes, Hoomes Mobile Village & RV Park allows pets on leashes. Walk Fido along shaded paths or Blackwater River trails nearby. Owners report clean sites and quiet nights, ideal for traveling with dogs.