Serving Central Alabama

Service Areas 205-955-3054

Clanton, Chilton County seat

Driveway and Campsite RV Repair Around Clanton, Alabama

The Chilton County Peach Festival has been held in Clanton since 1952, and the city has been incorporated since 1873.  South Eastern Campers drives about 8 road miles from Thorsby to repair RVs and campers here.

  • 7.5 miroad miles from Thorsby
  • Chilton CountyAlabama

A county seat on the I-65 corridor

Through the center of town runs U.S. 31, and Interstate 65 passes along its east side with exits numbered 205, 208 and 212.[2,4]

The annual Chilton County Peach Festival has been held here since 1952, with a parade and the Peach Jam Jubilee, and a water tower shaped like a giant peach stands in town.  To the east, Lake Mitchell on the Coosa River covers about 5,850 acres, and Higgins Ferry Park sits on its shore, about ten miles east of Clanton off I-65.[2,3,5,6]

Whether you are coming off the interstate or settled under the trees at a lake site, we come to you.  Clanton is about 8 road miles from our base in Thorsby, and Verbena is about 10 road miles from Clanton by car.[1]

What we found about Clanton

  • Clanton is the county seat of Chilton County and was incorporated in 1873.[2,3]

  • The 2020 Census counted 8,768 residents.[2]

  • Interstate 65 runs along the east side of the city with exits 205, 208 and 212, while U.S. 31 passes through the center.[2]

  • The annual Chilton County Peach Festival has been held in Clanton since 1952, and a water tower shaped like a peach stands in the city.[2,3]

  • Lake Mitchell, a 5,850-acre Coosa River impoundment, lies east of the city, and Chilton County runs Higgins Ferry Park on its shore.[5,6]

  • Clanton is about 8 road miles from Thorsby and about 10 from Verbena by car.[1]

Clanton owners ask about the interstate, the trees and the tank

General information.  Every situation is different, so call us about yours.

My RV had trouble on I-65.  Can you help once I am parked in Clanton?

Interstate miles are hard on a camper.  A tripped breaker, a loose connection or an LP regulator that acts up can show up after a long run, and travel can shake things loose.  Once the RV is at a driveway, campsite or storage lot, we can come to it and track down the cause in the camper's systems, such as LP gas, electrical and appliances.[2]

Tracking down an RV problem

Is heavy tree cover a problem for my RV roof near Clanton?

It can be, if you park or camp under trees for long stretches.  Needles, leaves and sap collect around vents, seams and the edges of an air conditioner shroud, where they hold moisture and wear on sealant.  Many owners clear the roof after storms and look at the sealant a couple of times a year.  We can inspect it and reseal what has cracked or lifted.

Roofs, awnings and sealants

Why is my water heater slow, and why is there a drip under the sink?

Sediment and hard-water scale can build up in a tank and slow it down, and a fitting under a sink can weep after a bumpy trip.  The two are often unrelated.  It depends on the heater type and your water, so we look at the tank, the burner or element, and the plumbing fittings before suggesting any parts.

RV water heater service

I am camping at Higgins Ferry Park.  Can you come there?

Chilton County lists full hook-up RV sites and primitive sites at the park on Lake Mitchell, and we come to campsites as well as driveways.  Check with the park about its rules for outside service and about site availability, then call us at 205-955-3054 so we can plan the visit.  The park is about ten miles east of Clanton off I-65.[5]

Contact South Eastern Campers

A white camper van with its side door open in a parking area

Nearby towns on our service list

Road miles between town centers, measured by OpenStreetMap routing[1]. Towns with a page are linked.

RV trouble near Lake Mitchell or I-65

Something is wrong with the RV, and it is parked off the interstate or under the trees by the lake.  Call 205-955-3054 and we will talk through a repair at your driveway, campsite or storage lot.