It's a park, by the water. There's not that much happening except chilling on benches and hammocks…read more park stuff. heh. The docks were not accessible so you couldn't go out over the water.

7/13/2020 Minus the fact is was hot as the devils home . My…read moreson enjoyed himself, he loved feeding the animals and. He loved his pony ride ! Once it's not killer hot we will definitely be back! The owner and staff are super kind and friendly ! It's small farm but for 10.00 a pop it's worth it . The owner commented on the orginal posting and pictures are attached to orginal posting

Favorite activity in Tuscaloosa. I went to the Tuscaloosa Barnyard very often when I went to UA…read more Cami and her crew are always fabulous. True southern charm and hospitality. It was a great place to go and get away from the college stress. My obvious favorites were bottle feeding the pigs and feeding the alpacas. It was always exciting to come each time hoping to see some baby animals. Tuscaloosa Barnyard also has themes and activities throughout the year like a pumpkin patch in October, lighting up the farm in December and Easter Egg hunts in April. It's not just fun for little kids, but also college students as well. They do sorority events like bonfire nights with s'mores and their farm is big with tons of photo opportunities. Writing this review makes me miss this place so much!! Some of my best memories of college were spent here.

Notes: 1) been here a lot…read more2) plenty of places to picnic 3) areas to fish 4) pretty well covered Pros: 1) clean 2) plenty of bathrooms (have not been so not sure if it's clean) 3) well covered Cons: 1) areas of no coverage 2) buildings nearby the trail Rating: 5/5 Wow, what an amazing place to go hangout. I've been here with people, by myself, and everything. I really recommend going to picnic here cause it's nice and relaxing. Plenty of dogs here too. This path also leads to the river market on Saturdays. There's also some food places along the trail as well. Just a nice little area. Overall: 10/10 would recommend for hanging out, walking, picnic dates, etc

This Riverwalk is such a beautiful stroll. Easy paved trail with gentle rolls. We enjoyed walking…read morethe pup and I was really surprised at the quality of the bathrooms. Like hotel style in a public park. Who knew Tuscaloosa was so beautiful.

We had a blast! Wes was great, helpful and we had lots of laughter bc I was not great! LOLread more

Tried to go here with my daughter and some friends. We were just walking but after dinner nearby…read moreand thought it would be fun. This is during Covid, so we walk up to a quiet place and there are two people working, or at least there on behalf of the owners and management. The space is nice enough though they don't have a concession bar or anything like the others I have been to. My big issue was the two people working. We were walk ins but two others came in after us with reservations. The woman employee was only on her phone the whole time sitting up front. The guy told the other party and us to fill out some waivers on line. Right as we finished he got on his phone and started watching MMA fights. Then he took all of us over to a cage to show the other party how to throw. He didn't talk through any safety rules and didn't explain well how to throw. He told everyone to throw two handed and to do this with several steps forward. He also told people to snap their wrists at release. All of these items are contrary to every other place I've thrown axes (5 places in 3 cities.) Meanwhile, each cage has one or two axes. This is also paltry. Usually ace throwing places have four or five axes for you to choose from. Each has a different weight/length so that you can find the one that fits you best. Like in bowling, everyone doesn't use the same ball!!! Ultimately we decided the place was too unprofessional. The woman was still on her phone and the guy was not even explaining the rules for safety or for any game. As we walked out the two couples at the front on different boards were both drinking beer and mixed drinks they brought in themselves and were doing stupid things like throwing the axes underhand and over their shoulders so the axes were bouncing all around. The woman employee was just on her phone and the guy was talking with two customers in the back. Management has a real issue. Waiver or not, the employees were not supervising customers. If someone got hurt, the axe place should be liable if they haven't provided appropriate training or supervision. Moreover, is it legal to bring mixed drinks and beer to an axe throwing place? How does the insurance for the facility feel about this? Management: this happened 26 July 2020 at 9:00 PM The guy was doing everything but I don't think he really knew much. He would tr

I love this place. I've lived close to the park my entire life, so I enjoy the benefits of being a…read moreresident. The museum was updated a few years ago, and now just so much fun to go into. A lot of the walking trails have been cleaned up, and of course it's always a great place to exercise. If your looking for a great place to do a little photography, the sunsets here are stunning. There are a lot of events that take place in the park, but the most popular one is then Native American festival. It takes place every year, and there is always something fun to do when it's happening. Keep in mind it's a small park dedicated to the history of the Moundville Indians. If you are looking for rides and water parks, you have come to the wrong place. This park is all about the natural beauty.

+ Very impressive earthworks. + Expansive archaeological…read moresite. + Well maintained. + Nice gift shop with cafe and outdoor patio. + Informative museum displays. + Highlight was opportunity to speak with Dr Cameron Lacquement and the dig team. They were welcoming, friendly, and took the time to describe the progress and findings of the dig. Such a memorable experience talking with them. Thank you!

Great people and place for storage, slips and boat repairs . Highly recommended.read more

This is a historical, archeological park that super easy to visit and has a great mix of culture…read moreand history. You can do a quick self tour mostly from your car, or get out and stroll around some of the exhibits for a closer look. The gift shop and museum are really nice and well kept and well worth the time it takes to check them out. Aside from that, the grounds themselves are very chill and peaceful so you can expect a quiet atmosphere where you can hear the birds chirping in the background. The park is bordered by a river with some nice views from up high as well so be sure and take that in. Overall this is a great spot that is worth a stop if you're in the area and interested in taking in a little culture and learning about a little history.

Super cool archeological site. I think it's $8 a person. You self drive through the park. There are…read moretwo mounds you can climb and a museum and an Indian village depicting life in the homes. It's not large but very nice and right along the river. You go at your own pace. They also offer rv camping and tent camping.

Pulling into this park, you could easily mistake it for an office building. There's a little strip…read moreof grass to the left and what appears to be a commercial office building to the right. But once you get beyond that it opens up into a very enjoyable park. There are baseball fields, a swimming pool with an amazing looking slide, and plenty of recreation area. This park serves this community well and I would recommend a visit here.