Camping in the Black Belt of Alabama: Grist Park
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Black Belt News Network presents "Camping in the Black Belt," featuring Todd and Cindy in their different camping modes at Paul Grist Park in Dallas County, Alabama. Todd camps in a small camper while Cindy "glamps" in a 20-foot camper from Camper Kingdom in Meridian, Mississippi. They go hiking, fishing and cookout, showing off the best part of the Black Belt of Alabama: the outdoors. Check out more outdoors coverage at Black Belt Outdoors on Facebook and Instagram. And look for more episodes coming soon!
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