My kids love this park. Everytime we're in Decatur they ask to come here. It's beautifully designed…read moreand very safe.

A decent park in Decatur, Alabama. It is decently sized and pleasant to walk. Parks offer a respite…read morefrom the hustle and bustle of this ever building world, a glimpse of nature that is quickly disappearing in the name of "progress."

This memorial park is not far off of Interstate 65 and us definitely worth coming over to check it…read moreout. Morgan County Memorial Park is very impressive and while not a huge park by any means, it is extremely moving and is a powerful reminder of the courage of our military and the sacrifice that all gave, including those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. They also have a tank, a plane, a helicopter and the anchors and machine gun of a navy vessel. There is a good amount of parking and again, this is a very impressive park that leaves anyone who has visited with a powerful impression. If you find yourself in Decatur, Alabama or anywhere close (it is close to the Alabama and Tennessee border on Interstate 65), I would definitely recommend checking Morgan County Memorial Park. We must remember our brave military and those who gave their lives so we can live free.

We love our veterans in Priceville! We enjoy honoring veterans with our Veterans Day parade every…read moreyear. Thank you to everyone that has served and please come to view our park. It is very nice and a wonderful place to learn about our service men and women.

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.

Monte Sano State Park is an absolute gem! The park offers stunning overlooks that provide…read morebreathtaking views, especially at sunset. There are endless hiking trails for all skill levels, each one more scenic than the last. Climbing the fire tower is a must--it gives you a whole new perspective of the area. To top it off, the disc golf course is one of the best I've played, with challenging holes surrounded by natural beauty. Whether you're here for hiking, disc golf, or just to take in the views, Monte Sano has something special for everyone. We managed to make it right before a huge storm opened up and enjoyed the overlook and a few hiking trails. The drive up is nice and scenic filled with windy roads. As we were leaving definitely be alert as the hill down is extremely windy and dangerous with a drop off. There is a fee you pay per person to enter which was not expected but it came to $5 per adult and the money goes back into the park.

Took my family on a nice little hike today. Took us about 2 hours and it was incredibly…read morechallenging! Such a beautiful part and I love the stone cut trail!

A small, but very pleasant, park in Fayetteville, Tennessee. Serene is a great description and your…read moresoul will be better for spending time here. I am a frequent visitor in this town and upon every trip, I find myself visiting this park. Stone Bridge Memorial Park captures the spirit of Small Town America. Upon my last visit, the local 4H was having an awards ceremony under the pavilion, proud parents immortalizing the moment filming it on their phones. Ducks walk about the pond, kids playing. This is the ideal of what small town life should be. Take it from me, this city boy's heart feels happy when I am here.

This is a very nice park in a very small town that is well worth a visit. It has both picnic…read morepavilions, walking track around a pond and several historic houses located in the park, It also has a river overlook and Riverwalk. So if you ever have an opportunity to visit Fayetteville Tennessee take a few extra minutes and visit Stone bridge Memorial Park, you won't regret ‼

One of my roommates and some friends of ours come to this park once a week and play pickleball…read morehere. We don't play competitive or on teams, just for fun. I use to play tennis in college and I quickly fell in love with pickleball while playing at Dublin Park. The park is kept well lit at night and is nice and clean. A lot of things to do here during the day as well

What an amazing place for people of all ages and hobbies! We came on a humid Wednesday around 5pm…read morefor the playground and my kids (almost 2 and 4) were immediately in love with the rock climbing walls, variety of swings for literally all ages, and the various structures. The only way we convinced our toddlers to leave was to promise smoothies/icees as a departure treat. Felt extremely safe, was spotlessly clean, and people there were friendly as well. Wish we had a spot like this near us.

The guides are fantastic. Tons of information on the history of Decatur. The model train set is…read morereally something to see. Tour is free. Seriously go see the model train setup. The models of the local houses are incredible.

Now restored!! Drive by and check it out. The City of…read moreDecatur has bought this historic depot, and completed a $2.5 million major restoration. The south part of the depot will be a museum. It will house a theater, and there will be a large model train layout of the city of Decatur. The museum should be complete about Spring of 2017. I hope to update my review then, and add another star or two! The north part of the building will be used as office space by the Decatur civilian police department.

Stayed here for one night camping in hammocks. We actually got an tv spot because we were on the…read moreHarleys and it was a good place to park and also the bathhouse. Extremely clean park and the facilities were excellent. Will stay again if in the area.

First thing, They really need to offer sewer for campers…read more Second, bathrooms and bath house need much updating. Majority of the time the commodes were completely clogged. They have a great pool potentially. It's just empty sitting there. Went to the nature center, supposed to open at 10:00 but nobody there. The playground area needs so much help!! Overgrown weeds, needs mulch. This campground has potential but needs some major updating!!

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.

How can you not love a park on a brisk morning looking over a lake!…read more The playground area is made of rock base and there is a sand pit. We went in the morning around 10am and the park was not too busy maybe around 5 kids. It wouldn't matter though the park is pretty big and spaced out with fencing. So it is pretty easy to keep up with your child and not feel over crowded.. Plus as an adorable little bonus they do have a swing that is a wheelchair swing for children who are handicapped Just on the off-chance you go on the offseason it can be a little noisy during clean up but I always see that as a good sign because they're keeping the park clean and not many beautiful places are kept as nice as this one was being kept.. The trail has photo opportunities for kids and workout equipment along the way! Also tons of rest stops picnic tables and just beautiful views.. it also looks like there is a stage that could potentially be for music and you can rent gazebos with picnic tables under it.

I had asked some coworkers where to go for a simple pinic in Cullman. Two different people…read moresuggested Sportsman Lake which is behind the Cullman Fairgrounds. After going to a movie my husband and I picked up a pizza and set out to find Sportsman Lake. Heading north on 31 we found the sign and turned left. After passing the fairgrounds we headed into the park area. We found an empty picnic table and devoured our pizza. The small lake is beautiful with an elegant white pier. There were a lot of people but the park is spacious so we were still able to enjoy a peaceful meal by the water. There were several pavillions which are perfect for family gatherings, a playground for the children, and even a little train but I'm not sure of the operating hours. Several families were feeding the ducks and geese and couples were taking a stroll on the walking path. I definitely plan to come back the next time we are looking for a peaceful place to relax.