AL Wildwood RV Park and Campground
Long/Short Term - Next to Fort Novosel
AL Wildwood RV park and campground is conveniently situated just a couple miles from Fort Rucker, now known as Ft. Novosel, the US Army Aviation training post and museum in Daleville, Alabama. We offer affordable long-term living without having to move your spot like the other guys.
17 Acre Facility with 100 Spots
Daleville RV Park Features
Discover the perfect home base for service members stationed at Ft. Rucker who enjoy the RV lifestyle. At AL Wildwood RV Park, you'll experience spacious lots, a beautiful setting near the river, and nature walks. Plus, unlike other campgrounds, you won't have to move your RV rig every couple of weeks. Our park provides a comfortable, serene, and convenient environment for RV living.
Easy Online Reservations & On-Site Management
100 Spacious RV Sites
Our back-in sites start at 35' wide up to 85' deep with easy access and shade from trees and shrubs. Sites accommodate RVs up to 400 sq. ft. with ample room for slideouts.
Hookups Included
You can rest and relax comfortably with full-service water, electricity, and sewer. There is even a mailbox and trash can per site for monthly rates!
Chocawatchee River
We are located next to the banks of the Choctawhatchee River. Splash in the clean running water, go fishing, float your canoe or kayak, or kick back and watch the water. There is a lovely pond too.
Bath Facilities
New for 2023 is our clean, comfortable bath house with attached vending, coin, and card-operated washers and dryers.
Clean and Friendly
You'll Love our Place!
AL Wildwood RV has easy, back-in, level, full-service hookups for all classes of RV goers. These sites offer shaded and partial shaded sites from the sun. Choose from 30- or 50-Amp service sites and easily connect to municipal water and sewer (No dump stations!).
Once settled into your RV site take a stroll down our walking path and enjoy river shore fishing on the big Choctawhatchee River bend.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our address is 1 2nd St, Daleville, AL 36322
We are in Daleville, AL which is located in southwestern Dale County. Alabama State Route 134 runs east from Daleville toward Newton; westbound 134 joins U.S. 84 to continue on to Enterprise.
We are also located right next to Fort Rucker which makes us a popular RV park for those training at the Fort.
- 1 Month* – $550.00 includes W/S/E, private mail box, and weekly trash receptacle (*plus tax with stays under 90 days)
- Nightly – $45.00 (Check-in at noon) 2 night Min. plus utility daily fees and tax
- Weekly – $265.00 plus utility daily fees and tax
Full details are on our RV Camping Rates Page
AL Wildwood RV provides each RV site with unlimited or unmetered municipal water and sewer and electric use. (Monthly users may select from 1 of 2 cable/internet providers if desired.) All sites, except monthly users, will incur a Reservation Utility Surcharge of $3.75 per day. Monthly users also have a mailbox and trashcan.
Nope. Not unless you want to change spots to another that is available. We don’t require that you move your rig like many other RV parks frequently do.
Our management is on site and located at Site 1. Get our RV Park map.
Yes. Each site has a level spot for you to park your RV and all spots are back in making it easy to set up your rig. In addition, The roads between camp sites are now fully paved.
The main gate is just 3.85 miles from our Campground. When exiting turn right on Old Newton Rd, then turn left on AL 134, make a right on AL 85 and head straight through town to the main gate.
The United States Army Aviation Museum is just a mile or so past the gate and is open Monday – Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and on Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The U.S. Army Aviation Museum and Gift Shop are closed on Sundays and most Federal Holidays.
Long Term Guest Review
I've been here for around 3 months now and have no complaints. The owner is more than accommodating, willing to take care of issues as soon as they arise. I'm active duty and prior to coming here I researched a couple other campgrounds, but neither one had the elbow room I was looking for. The other campgrounds I looked at barely had enough room for my slide out. They have crystal clear cable, good water pressure, stable electric (up to 50 amp), a nice pond, and a trail that goes to the river. If you're looking for a quiet campground with plenty of room, this place might be for you.
I forgot to mention, they do have full hook ups and the lots are pretty level.