If you are planning on visiting Dismals Canyon, please be prepared. Dogs If you bring your dog, we ask that you keep it on a leash. What to Bring: Sunscreen, towels (if you plan to swim), water or some other non-alcoholic beverage. Note: We sell bottled water, as well as other beverages and food items in the Country Store. If you plan on taking the Dismalite Night Tour, you will want to bring a flashlight (preferably one with a red filter). Read more about about red light and night vision on the Dismalites page. If you smoke in the canyon - or anywhere else at Dismals Canyon - please bring along something to contain the butts in until you see a waste basket. DO NOT DROP YOUR CIGARETTE BUTTS ON THE GROUND. Proper Apparel for the trail: The Hiking/Nature trail through the canyon is not your average stroll in the park. It can be rugged in a few spots. In some places, you may have to cross ankle deep water. Also - depending on recent weather - the trail may be muddy. We suggest wearing shoes that you won't mind getting wet or muddy. The same goes for other apparel. While on the trail you may want to stop for a break and sit on a rock that could soil your clothing. Handicap Accessibility: Dismals Canyon IS NOT wheelchair accessible. There are stairs to traverse in order to get down into the canyon. Fees and Admission: Dismals Canyon is not a state or federal park, It is a natural conservatory privately owned and operated. There are admission fees. Reservations: If you are interested in making reservations for cabins or campsites, please note that you need to make your reservations as soon as possible. Wild Animals: Although not many animals are usually seen in the canyon, It is possible to see snakes or other wild animals. Do not attempt to kill or harm any animal you come across. And please note: we do not refund admission fees because you were frightened by an animal. Leave nothing, take nothing	To make reservations for cabins or camping, call (205) 993-4559 Current Weather