Roland Cooper State Park

About Roland Cooper State Park

The park, which covers 22 hectares around the Dannelly reservoir, has a number of hiking trails and a variety of other activities. Because fishing in the reservoir is so popular, the park also offers a boat exit on the lake.

Roland Cooper State Park features a number of picnic areas, one of which is wheelchair accessible and includes a picnic area, picnic tables, a café and a playground for children and adults with disabilities. Roland Cooper State Park features an amusement park with a variety of outdoor activities including hiking, biking, fishing, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, camping and fishing.

Extra beds can also be rented, but pets and smokers are not allowed in the cabins, and a pet smoker is not allowed in any of the cabins.

All prices are subject to change without notice, and a one-night deposit is required for accommodation. There is a $4 overnight tax, but there is no fee for parking, parking fees or parking in the parking lot or on the street.

All bathrooms, showers and washrooms are nearby, and trash bins are easily accessible. Pets are allowed in cabins, but must behave on paved campsites and may not be kept outside the cabin during the day or overnight.

The park has a number of new and improved pitches, several new cabins and campsites, and a variety of other amenities.

The maximum occupancy of a pitch is limited to eight people and two vehicles, with a surcharge of USD 4 per person up to 6 years of age. The Jonah aluminium boats, with or without motor, can be rented and there is no extra cost for 4 people or 6-year-olds of any age. The age of the boat rental is 16 years and every person on the boat must have a permit from the Coast Guard.

Children under 8 years of age must wear a child-friendly clothing such as shorts, shorts and T-shirt and no more than one item of clothing with a zip.

Millers Ferry Reservoir is a regionally significant reservoir in southwest Alabama that offers high quality fishing opportunities. Roland Cooper State Park offers excellent fishing on the shores of the reservoir, better known as Miller's Ferry.

The reservoir regularly produces bass of three pounds or more and is considered an excellent reservoir. Miller's Ferry has proven to be one of the most popular fishing spots for perch in the state of Alabama, and the reservoir is a popular destination for anglers of all ages, from young children to adults. Roland Cooper State Park has several different bass styles.

Channel catfish and blue catfish are common destinations for local anglers, and it is not uncommon for a blue catfish to weigh more than 30 pounds. Crappie fishing is best in late winter and early spring, and the crappies from the plant are concentrated in the bog.

The water tail also produces striped perch in spring, and late winter is a good time to catch big blue perch on the ferry, as well as the big blue catfish in early spring and summer.

Roland Cooper State Park offers families, clubs, churches and community groups plenty of outdoor fun. The picnic area is located in a beautiful forest overlooking the lake, with picnic tables, picnic benches, picnic tables and picnic chairs, as well as benches and tables.

The picnic area has concrete picnic tables for barbecues, picnic benches, picnic chairs and tables, and has barbecue trays.