This is a great place to bring your kids to run around and play. The splash pad is nice and the…read morekids seem to love it. It's been so hot lately but I plan to bring my baby girl back soon!

Very Nice and clean place. My family and I enjoy all the things from the pad to the playground I…read morehighly recommend.

Veteran's Park in Alabaster is such a great outdoors venue!…read more I use the walking track around the park as often as I can. The park is a large, multi-use area with trails, playgrounds, and a dog park, with amenities like pavilions, restrooms, and concessions. It hosts baseball/softball tournaments, has a skatepark, disc golf, pickleball courts, and a memorial area with inscribed bricks for veterans. The park is ADA accessible and offers activities for all ages, including fishing in its ponds. There's so much here, I haven't yet explored all of it! One drawback is goose droppings around the walking trails so walk/run carefully! Altogether I can bear with all that as long as I get to share the park with the Canadian Geese!

Beautiful recently paved walking path makes it so much easier to not stumble. Love all the…read moreamenities as well as the views during my walks. Simply gorgeous.

Homewood Central Park is still the same relaxing, clean, welcoming park I've known it to be. Had…read moreanother Walk MS event here today and enjoyed myself. Plenty of parking in the lot or surrounding areas.

Homewood Central Park is an incredibly cool (though somewhat small) park in Homewood, Alabama. The…read morepark was rather popular on the Sunday afternoon (June 2, 2024) that I visited it and after walking the walking path, it is easy to see why it is so popular. There are a lot of great parks in the Birmingham, Alabama area and Homewood Central Park is a great addition to the area. We as a community need parks. A place where we as a community can gather in relaxation and recreation. Homewood Central Park is an incredible part of the Homewood, Alabama community. If you find yourself in the area, head on over to the Homewood Central Park. I am confident that you will definitely be impressed. I will give Homewood Central Park five stars overall. It is truly a wonderful park.

Pleasantenough park located next to Green Valley Elementary School…read more It is a small park, but has a children's playground, a pavilion and tennis courts. There is a lot of parking, but I am sure that is more about it being near the school.

Cahaba Lily park is a small city funded park in Helena. It boasts 3 picnic pavilions, one large…read morepiece of playground equipment with varied activities, a miniature version for younger kids, a set of 4 swings, a few walking trails through the surrounding woods and football field sized open area in the center. The open area is frequently used for inflatables, tossing a ball around or just running around. The park is a popular venue for younger children's bday parties, in which you'll usually see an aforementioned inflatables. I've also been to a couple little league parties for t-ball, pee wee football etc... There is a clean nice block his and hers restroom facility onsite, which is nice. The walking trails are well maintained and easily maneuvered. This park is considerably smaller than Joe Tucker (which we frequent) and the immense Veteran's park in Alabaster. However if your little one needs to burn a little energy after school this place will work in a pinch and generally isn't very crowded. The smaller crowds are especially nice if you are attempting to host an event such as a young child's birthday party.

A lovely new addition to the small town of Vance. Located next to the Vance Town Hall, the new…read moreWallace tingle Park is a great fun family friendly active park with several activities. It boasts four baseball fields, a swing set, a playground, and my absolute favorite, the accessible swings. It's great because the accessible swings are located right next to a specific area of accessible parking. There are several picnic tables under a steel awning which would be great for family picnics. There is about a .6 mile loop that's easy for any level of leisure walking or running. Also on the property is a storm shelter, which in Alabama, you definitely need! Plenty of parking too!

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.

I do not recommend this establishment. The staff are unprofessional and rude. When you express your…read moreconcerns about how you (a paying customer) were treated, they band together and act as though you are the issue vs. being willing to examine themselves to improve customer interactions and the overall professionalism of their staff.

Nice and quiet! A smaller park but it has excellent facilities, a cool walking/jogging trail and a…read morenice playground for the kids!

I love this park. I have gone many times & never had a problem. The park is somewhat secluded…read moretowards the back of the track. There are bathrooms which are always cleans. There is a playground. I was very impressed to see there was a swing specifically made for a child in a wheelchair. This is a dog friendly park as well.