Northgate RV Travel Park
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Northgate RV Travel Park

Northgate RV Travel Park is exclusively a short term park. We do not have permanent residences. You will find a clean,safe stay with full hook-up sites. All sites are pull-thru. Cash or Check only. Wireless internet throughout the park. No mean people!
1757 U.S. 31 Athens, AL 35613
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256 232-8800
This experience may be open for on-site visitation; however, offerings and/or operating procedures may have changed due to COVID-19. Please verify details before you go and visit the COVID-19 Resources page for more information.
$30
RV Electric Hookup, RV Sewer Hookup, RV Water Hookup
256-232-8800
Pets Allowed
24
Children Allowed

Getting There

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  • 1757 U.S. 31
  • Athens, AL 35613
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What to See & Do

Athens Sportsplex

State-of-the-art multi-use facility offering baseball/softball, soccer, swimming, and disc golf. Athens Recreation Center nearby.

Donnell House

Historic home built in 1851 by Rev. Robert Donnell, founder of Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Later housed a school and school principals. Tours available.
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Upcoming Events

Fridays After Five

On the last Friday of the month in April, May, June, and July downtown Athens will be full of music, food, and fun! Fridays After Five features regionally known bands, a great lineup of food trucks, shopping late, great restaurants, and fun for the ...

Athens Farmers Market

Every Tuesday from May through September 7 am-Noon and Saturday 8 am-Noon through August, Athens Main Street hosts the Athens Farmers Market. This Alabama Certified Farmers Market is a popular gathering place to purchase local, fresh produce, specia...

Sippin' Cider

Enjoy an evening in historic downtown Athens beautifully decorated for the Christmas season. This free event is a self-guided tour of participating businesses around the square. Sample different ciders at each business and then vote for your favori...
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Where to Eat

LawLers Barbecue

In 1978, in a little town called Pulaski, Tennessee, two brothers from Athens, Alabama decided to go into the barbecue business.
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