Holy Ground Shelters

About this campsite

Overview

Holy Ground Battlefield Park is a beautiful day-use park located in Lowndes County, Alabama. The group shelters are available to be rented with a per day fee. Come and enjoy all that Holy Ground has to offer. From bank fishing or hiking, to swimming and picnicing at the beach area, this park has a little something for the whole family to enjoy. Restrooms and shower house on site.

Charges & Cancellations

There are no shelter refunds.

Location

Holy Ground Shelters•AL

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TUE☁️

32° / 11°

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33° / 13°

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THU☁️

33° / 19°

💧 16%

FRI🌦️

34° / 21°

💧 46%

SAT🌦️

33° / 21°

💧 68%

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