Stopped here on our way back to KY from the Orange Beach for a picnic lunch and to let the kids…read morestretch their legs. Very nice playground, small but still fun. The bathrooms were very nice for a park. They were clean and stocked with soap and toilet paper. We will stop again next time!

Maintained by the Morgan County Parks and Recreation Dept. Five baseball/softball fields, two…read moresoccer fields, restrooms, garden, playground, pavillions, etc. Clean and very well kept. Excellent place to walk, relax or watch local amateur sports.

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.

Amazing 5k course with an optional 1 mile loop, 2.3 mile path & some awesome bike trailsread more

What a fantastic park for cross country meets, sand volleyball, indoor bathroom facilities and…read morejogging trails. You can tell that this sprawling land was once a golf course that had become an economic burden on the City. It has been designed for flexibility, for 5K, 6K, 8K and 10K events, and also marked off in miles. There are tree clumps, man made ponds and natural beauty throughout. This is probably one of the nicest parks I've been to.

These tennis courts are very well maintained! The courts are not lighted. The courts and nets are…read morein great shape, and they have a couple of restrooms for you to change clothes and of course, use the restroom. I taught group tennis lessons here in the 90s. It's one of the few city-owned tennis courts that are in nice shape. For being right on Whitesburg Drive, which is a fairly busy road, the noise from traffic is not bad at all. The neighborhood is a really nice area, with a school adjacent to this small park, along with medical offices and some absolutely lovely homes!

The best venue around, Huntsville Madison. 2 huge dog…read morefenced areas (1 for small dogs & 1 for large dogs ). People are so friendly & polite. Walking areas are paved say 4 miles going south to Madison PIKE and another 3 miles to north where new homes were built. You can go past Blue Horizon the Amazon facility where they build rockets. For folks just visiting Huntsville This is the Rocket City! Really growing, now the largest city in Alabama! Up from 168,000 to over 233,000 residents and still building

Indian Creek Greenway is a pleasant little oasis that allows you to escape the ever growing…read morepresence of the city of Huntsville, Alabama. This was a part of a nice enough park and all in all, it was a cool place to spend a bit of time before climbing in my car and dealing with a couple hour drive. Our communities need parks and greenways. We need places that we can escape to and get away from modern living and get a glimpse of nature. Overall, I would definitely recommend here.

Best soccer complex in the state hands down. Beautiful fields on a multi teared layout. The fields…read moreall drain super well. 1 field has stadium seating and all have lights. Clean bathroom and 2 concession stands.

If I could give zero stars I would. Your concern is obviously how much money you can make…read more Parking is a complete joke and the old ladies in charge of your parking are a joke. I pay too much money and travel too far to experience your sad accommodations.

Ingalls Harbor is a cool place with an interesting history and also symbolizes the growth and…read moredirection of the evolving city of Decatur, Alabama. Built at the old Ingalls Shipyard (and there is a historic marker on the grounds with their history), this is definitely a cool place with a great view of the river.

Ingalls is the perfect place to launch your boat! They have a huge boat ramp and plenty of parking…read more There's also a twice the ice vending machine located in the parking lot. $2 for a bag of ice and it takes credit cards!

Really great trail that runs right along the creek the whole way, with plenty of spots to walk over…read moreinto the water if you choose. (We opted out of this with two wild kiddos and being in from out of town!) While the trail starts on the map where indicated, we recommend parking at the middle school and dropping in midway along the trail. (There's a nice park there as well.) Trail is fairly flat with a few little hills here and there, but overall decent enough that we took a stroller and didn't have any issues beyond just being tired of pushing our youngest. Great views along the way of wooded areas, some little wetland pieces, going under bridges by a busy highway - good variety to keep the little ones entertained and remember landmarks on your return trip of this out and back style trail. Was a wonderful little break to our trip - very happy we found it and highly recommend to anyone passing through.

Great walking trail. Watch out for the homeless people at the south parking area. Recommend you…read morepark at the middle school.