I have driven by this park a ton of times since it opened around 2015 and never even noticed it. It…read moreis set back a decent way from Chaney Thompson Rd. at the base of Green Mountain along Aldridge Creek, two miles from Ditto Landing. Sister and I took Mom for a quick ride through the park last Saturday and it looked really nice from the car! Amenities include: variety of playground equipment for all ages, dog park (I think 2 actually - 1 for large dogs and 1 for small), walking trail, multiple pavilions with picnic tables, disc golf, restrooms (with baby changing stations in all restrooms), archery range, and free little library. There didn't appear to be an abundance of shade but there are, I believe, two covered pavilions. Some complaints I read are the disc golf and dog park areas hold water and get super soggy after it rains and the swings are too high for most children to climb on to on their own. Also, some people noted the playground mulch needs to be replaced. A note of caution I saw is that there is no fence around the playground area so be sure to keep a close eye on the little kiddos. I'm looking forward to going back to this park in the spring!

Fun and clean park with an archery range! Kids loved the play structures. Definitely recommend.read more

I came to the park for the annual Hot Air balloon Jubilee. There are some paved walking trails and…read morea lot of open field areas. This would be a great place for events or enjoying some fresh air. The festival is awesome! Parking is a little hectic.

Fun place for a day trip! There is more to do there than your typical park, event or not. They have…read morea wave pool with plenty of space to relax and catch some rays. The beach area was open last time I went. I especially like the high dive platforms at the Olympic pool. I have been there when they had diving competitions there. They also had Civil War reenactments in the park, hot air balloon races and such. And, they have walking trails.

This remains the best course I've ever played. It's also the oldest course in existence (it was…read morethe 2nd course built). With the exception of holes 1 and 2 the course weaves its way through towering pines, making it pretty challenging. There's virtually no elevation change, yet the course is spread out enough to make every hole unique. This course is really popular now. Can get pretty crowded around peak hours, but everyone is pretty friendly.

Great disc golf course ! I started playing there around 1977…read moreor so. One of the original courses ever built ! Tricky course set in a pine forest....once you memorize the tree patterns after playing the course a few times, it really gets fun !

This is a nice enough park overall and was a nice place to unwind for a bit after a long day and…read morebefore an almost two hour road trip.

I really like this greenway, probably my favorite now after trying them all out in the year that…read moreI've been here. It is a lot farther from home, but worth it. I ride a recumbent trike on an almost daily basis. The long stretches make for a good work out

This is a cool little park located in the downtown Athens, Alabama area. I enjoyed walking this…read morelittle bit of park in this quaint town. There is also a nice pavilion and a children's play area. This park just screams of the appeal of small town charm and I am confident that the community of Athens, Alabama embraces this park. All in all, I would recommend a visit here if you are in the area. I will give it five stars overall.

Fun safe and clean environment. I visited from out of state next time I am in the Huntsville area I…read morewill be sure to go!

We held our son's 10th birthday here this weekend and it was a really great time and we definitely…read moremade a good choice. We had the first party of the day which was great, as the gym wasn't super crowded. The party room was a good size with huge windows that overlooked the kids side of the climbing gym. It easily accommodated 12ish kids, parents and family. It included a full size fridge/freezer, ice machine, and kitchenette. Cutlery and paper products were included. I would definitely recommend bringing table cloths. We bought some and then forgot, whoops. Our party host was Dawson, and he was a phenomenal guy. Super helpful, extremely patient with a herd of rabid cats- I mean, kids- and was just a genuinely nice guy. The kids gym was nice, a bit smaller than I was expecting. We've been to similar gyms elsewhere (see reviews) and this one left a bit to be desired. I wish it was bigger with more walls. Even still, there wasn't a long wait with the exception of the city skyline part. The kids also enjoyed going to the "bigger" room, which is standard indoor climbing walls, that are double the height and not themed. After orientation, the kids ended up with about an hour and a half of climbing and a half hour in the party room for food and cake. This worked out great though the kids were bummed when they couldn't go back after the party to climb. The gym definitely gained a bunch of new customers after this party, many of the parents were thrilled to find this place. The price for the party was really great too. For those who are interested, they do also have a bouldering section (age 14+ only) auto belay and standard belay walls, climbing clubs (kids and adults), meeting rooms and other classes (yoga, etc). All in all, I definitely recommend High Point Climbing. If you do a party here, definitely put a time 15 minutes prior to the actual start on the invites so that kids can get geared up and oriented asap so they can maximize climbing time.

Rhodes Ferry Park is a nice park in Decatur, Alabama that offers a nice water view and is overall a…read morevery nice park to spend a bit of time at. I would definitely recommend a visit here. It has a lot to offer and I genuinely enjoyed my time here. Communities need parks like this where that community can gather in respite and recreation. Rides Ferry Oark is a great park that serves this community well. Go check it out. I give here five stars overall.

Very nice to watch the trains and I highly recommend it! Right off Highway 20/72 alternate that…read moregoes from Memphis to Chattanooga.

Its a swamp and a boardwalk not much other to say. When we went it was dry but it still was nice,…read moreboardwalk looks relatively new.

A great small hiking trail that is a part of the Joe Wheeler State Park system and the Alabama…read moreBirding Trail. It's the largest Black Tupelo swamp in Alabama and home to many bird varieties. Not much going on in winter from what I saw, but it's a cool place to visit if you're near the Wheeler Park. We did saw a palliated wood pecker on one of the many dead trees in the swamp. It's an easy walk along a boardwalk that dead ends at a creek. Really cool trees! See the website for directions. They lead us straight to it.