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Brushy Lake Recreation Area

Federal / Recreation.gov

Brushy Lake Recreation Area offers everything from camping, picnicking, boating, and fishing to sanitary facilities including a bathhouse.A 33-acre lake, Brushy Lake has 13 campsites that accommodate very small recreational vehicles and tents. Campers occupy sites on a first come, first serve basis.

Location

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34.29635, -87.27009

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Trip-ready check

Live · National Weather Service · updated 7:17 AM

What to check the night before you leave — forecast, alerts, and daylight for Addison, AL.

Today

93°F

Sunny

8% rain · wind 0 to 5 mph

Tonight

70°F

Mostly Clear

8% rain · wind 0 mph

Friday

90°F

Partly Sunny then Showers And Thunderstorms Likely

59% rain · wind 0 to 5 mph

Friday Night

69°F

Showers And Thunderstorms Likely

59% rain · wind 0 mph

Saturday

88°F

Showers And Thunderstorms

84% rain · wind 0 to 5 mph

Saturday Night

68°F

Showers And Thunderstorms then Slight Chance Showers And Thunderstorms

84% rain · wind 0 mph

Today:6:28 AM · 🌙 7:03 PMTomorrow:6:29 AM · 🌙 7:01 PMSet up camp before sunset — headlamp after.

Forecast: weather.gov point forecast. Conditions change — re-check the morning you leave.

Everything you need to know

Drive time (set your own plan)
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Access
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Hike-in
Confirm on site / map
Pass required
Check the facility page (day-use fees vary; many federal sites are free)
Parking
See facility details
Camping
No camping here (facility) — camp nearby
Max stay
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Reservation
None for day use

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