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Alabama Shakespeare Festival
1 Festival Drive
Montgomery
1-800-841-4ASF
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Box Office Hours:
Monday-Saturday 10:00am - 6:00pm
Sundays Noon - 4:00pm
Perfromance Nights
Until 9:00
BACKSTAGE TOURS EVERYDAY EXCEPT MONDAYS! |
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$14.99-$34.99 |
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The Alabama Shakespeare Festival is the only professional theatre in the country that stages a rotating repertory of classical works with a live-in acting troupe and births new plays infused with the heat, fire and ingenuity of the South. ASF is the fourth largest Shakespeare festival in the world and attracts more than 300,000 annual visitors. |
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Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts
Montgomery
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Tue - Sat 10 am to 5 pm
Thur 10 am to 9 pm
Sun 12 pm to 5 pm
(Closed Mondays and the following holidays: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s Day and Independence Day |
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Located in Wynton M. Blount Cultural Park, off Woodmere Boulevard, the Montgomery Museum of Fine arts is the oldest fine arts museum in Alabama. |
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Armory Learning Arts Center
1018 Madison Avenue
Montgomery
334-241-2787
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Mon-Fri 8am - 5pm
Sat 8am - noon |
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The 34,406-square-foot one-time National Guard Armory was renovated in 1983 and designed to support comprehensive art, music, dance and gymnastic instruction. The facility includes 3 dance studios for ballet, jazz, tap and modern dance classes, an art gallery, fun studios for art, drama and music workshops, and the city's only public photography lab. |
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Capri Theatre
1045 E. Fairview Ave
Montgomery
334-262-4858
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Located in Old Cloverdale District, down the street from Huntingdon College and the Montgomery Country Club. Built in 1941, as Montgomery's first neighborhood cinema, it was originally known as the Clover. It was remodeled and renamed The Capri in 1963. Today it shows independent films and award-winning classics. |
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Davis Theater of Performing Arts
251 Montgomery Street
Montgomery
Office 334-241-9567
FAX 334-241-9756
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Originally opened in 1930 as the Paramount Theatre, it was renovated and reopened in 1983 by Troy University. Enjoy professional musicals, symphony concerts, dance and other performances.
Home to the Montgomery Symphony Orchestra, Alabama Dance Theatre and the Montgomery Ballet. |
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Faulkner University Dinner Theatre
5345 Atlanta Highway
Montgomery
334-386-7190
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• Dinner is at 6:30 - 7:30 PM
• Performances begin promptly at 8:00 PM
• Reservations may be made by calling our box office at 334 | 386-7190 or by emailing the box office
• Accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express.
• Also accept personal checks and cash.
• Theatre doors open at 6:30 PM with dinner being served until 7:45 PM. Show begins promptly at 8:00 PM.
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SAC's Gallery -Society of Arts & Crafts
2001 Mulberry Street
Montgomery
(334) 265-9931 Phone: (334) 265-9931
Fax: (334) 286-0265
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Gallery Hours Mon - Fri 10 - 4:30 & Sat 10 - 3:00 |
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SAC's Gallery was founded in 1979 by members of the Society of Arts and Crafts of Montgomery and Central Alabama and has operated for over twenty years. It is located in the Mulberry District which is very convenient for shopping. It provides an excellent opportunity for SAC's members to display and sell their original work. It is a non-profit organization recognized by the State of Alabama. |
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Jasmine Hill Art Gallery
5695 US Highway 231
Wetumpka
(334) 567-9389
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Wetumpka Depot Players
300 South Main Street
Wetumpka
(334) 567-8668
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In the spring of 1980, a small group of local people with varied skills and diversified occupations decided to form a community theatre. Some of the people were interested in making money to restore a historic building, an old depot; some were interested in developing their construction and technical skills; others were interested in acting and directing. The group selected Harvey as their first play, gave the group a name, The Wetumpka Depot Players, and as it is said, "The rest is history!" |
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Bennett Toys for Men
1900 Market St
Millbrook
(334) 285-7100
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9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday
9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday
10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday |
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Owner is often out of town, so call before going.
Vintage sporting goods, fishing tackle, books, guns, automobile and motorcycle supplies and memorabilia, jukeboxes, military paraphernalia and old books. Victorian furniture and lamps, sterling, cut and art glass are also available |
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Cottage Mill Antiques
3760 Coosada Rd
Millbrook
334-285-8406
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Mom's Flea Market
3811 Hwy 14
Millbrook
334-285-4380
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Monday-Saturday 10am - 7pm
Sunday - Closed |
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8450 sq ft. Located next to Fred's in Grandview Shopping Center |
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Sarah's Antique Mall
2410 Wall Street
Millbrook
(334) 285-4888
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9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. daily |
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More than 40 vendors and 15,000 sq ft. Antiques, collectibles, furniture, country collectibles, kitchen collectibles, linen, silver, jewelry |
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Sisters Antique Emporium
1951 Market St
Millbrook
(334) 285-5571
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9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday
9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday
10 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday |
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Porcelain, estate jewelry, chandeliers and light fixtures, old books and a large selection of collectors reference books are just some of the items available |
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Antiques Emporium
410 Coliseum Blvd
Montgomery
(334) 396-3900
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Mon,Wed,Fri,Sat 9 a.m.-7 p.m.
Thurs 9 a.m.-9 p.m.
Sunday 1-6 p.m. |
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20 vendors offer a variety of antiques and collectibles in rented booths. |
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Antiques in the Courtyard
514 Cloverdale Road
Montgomery
(334) 262-1560
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10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Saturday |
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Offering American and European furniture, owners of this store also buy antiques and handle liquidation of estates. Several other antiques stores, as well as Garden Cut, a fresh flower market, are located around the courtyard. American Antiques and Primitives features American furniture and accessories. Cottage Collections has French and English furniture and accessories. |
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Cottage Hill Antiques & Etc
522 Herron St
Montgomery
(334) 265-0450
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10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Saturday |
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Located in an old house moved into Cottage Hill, a turn-of-the-century historic neighborhood, this business emphasizes period furniture but also sells gift items and antique home accessories |
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Eastbrook Antique Mall & Flea Market
425 Coliseum Blvd
Montgomery
(334) 277-4027
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Tues - Fri; 10am - 6pm
Sat; 9am - 6pm
Sun; 1pm - 5pm |
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One of the regions largest facilities with 60,000 sq ft. Spans three floors with over 300 dealers. Layaways & deliveries available. |
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Goat Hill Museum Store
600 Dexter Avenue
Montgomery
(334) 353-4969
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The best place for gifts made in & about Alabama
Entrance at the rear of the State Capitol |
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In the Mood/Lily Pad
1940 Mulberry St
Montgomery
(334) 264-7740
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Tue - Sat; 9:30am - 4pm |
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Beautiful home & garden gifts and items. Heritage Lace showcase store as well as unique collectibles, garden fountains and santuaries. |
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Montgomery Antique Galleries
1955 Eastern Blvd
Montgomery
(334) 277-2490
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Mon - Sat; 10am - 6pm
Sun; 1pm - 6pm |
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• Over 50 dealers
• 20,000 square feet
• Dealers welcome
• Sterling pattern matching
• Lamp & Chandelier repair |
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Pickwick Antiques
3851 Interstate Court
Montgomery
(334) 279-1481
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Monday-Friday 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. |
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Fine antiques, period furniture, porcelain, silver and paintings can be found in this store. There are also locations of the shop in Birmingham Fairhope, Destin and Atlanta. |
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Sheffield Antiques
427 Cloverdale Road
Montgomery
(334) 262-2100
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10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Saturday |
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Some American antiques, but focuses on 18th- and 19th-century English and French pieces. Also carries decorative accessories and architectural antiques suitable as garden ornaments |
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The Depot Gift Shop
300 Water St
Montgomery
(334) 261-1121
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Mon - Sat; 8am - 5pm
Sun; 12 noon - 4pm |
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The Montgomery Visitors Center gift shop offering unique Alabama souveniers, books and ornaments.
Located in the Historic Union Station. |
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The Hen Pen
1720 Mulberry St
Montgomery
(334) 262-2286
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Mon - Sat; 10am - 5 pm |
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Gifts, crafts & collectibles. Gift certificates, layaway and gift wrapping available. |
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Unicorn Shop Antiques
1926 Mulberry St
Montgomery
(334) 834-2550
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10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday
10 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Saturday |
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Features wedding gifts, English and French antique furniture and new and old paintings. |
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Creekside Pottery
137 W. Main St
Prattville
334-358-7774
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"Paint it yourself Pottery Studio" |
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Linda's Antique Mall
1120 S. Memorial Drive
Prattville
(334) 361-9952
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M-F: 9:30 am -4 pm
Sat: 9 am - 5 pm |
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Large selection of furniture and plenty of collectibles |
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T & G's Flea and Antique Mall
742 E. Main Street
Prattville
(334) 361-4500
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Mon-Sat 9am - 5pm
Sunday's 1-5pm |
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Beanie Babies, collectible dolls, clothes, pictures and frames, housewares, gold and silver jewelry and furniture and antiques are just some of the new and used merchandise and arts and crafts available
Main Street. I-65 North, Exit 179. Left on Cobbs Ford Road (becomes Main St) about 4 miles on left, just past hwy 31. Approx 225 dealers |
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Blue Ridge Antique Junction
2341 US Highway 231
Wetumpka
(334) 567-6106
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Offers a bit of everything including iron beds, stained glass, light fixtures, vintage clothes, advertising signs, depression glass and other glassware and architectural antiques are just some of the items in stock |
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Hilltop Antiques
2391 Highway 231
Wetumpka
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Hilltop Flea Market
2187 US Highway 231
Wetumpka
334-514-4851
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Every Sat & Sun, 7am-5pm |
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next to state rest stop, north of Montgomery.
Indoors & outdoors. 25 vendors |
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Prissy Hen
104 N Bridge St
Wetumpka
(334) 514-8260
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Home Decorating Supplies, Antiques and collectibles
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Rumbling Waters Baskets & Gift Registry
111 East Bridge St, Suite A
Wetumpka
334 514-6300
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Tuesday - Friday 9:30–5:30
Saturday 9:30–2:30
Closed Sunday & Monday
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Coosa Coffee Company
Gift Baskets, Messages of Faith, WEBKINZ ™, Registry for Brides and Moms-to-Be, Gourmet Foods, Home Decor, Personalized Napkins and Stationery, Soaps & Lotions, Original Art & Mardi Gras Masks, Wetumpka themed mugs, tiles and magnets |
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The Book Basket
108 Company Street
Wetumpka
334-514-3313
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Tues - Fri 10am - 6pm
Sat 9am - 3pm
Closed Sun & Mon |
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Wetumpka's full service bookstore
Specializing in Mysteries, Suspense & Thrillers.
Located in Historic Downtown Wetumpka |
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Wetumpka Flea Market & Antiques
5266 US Highway 231
Wetumpka
(334) 567-2666
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Mon - Sat 10am - 6pm
Sunday 1pm - 5pm |
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Surfside Water Park
2780 S College St
Auburn
334-821-7873
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Wave pool, speed slides, body flumes, lazy river and a children's area.
2006 Season Opens Saturday May 20th at 10:00 am |
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McWane Center
200 19th St N
Birmingham
(205) 714-8300
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Mon-Fri 9am - 5pm
Sat 10am - 6pm
Sun Noon - 6pm |
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Hands on science center, IMAX theater |
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Heart of Dixie Railroad Museum
1919 9th St
Calera
800-943-4490
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Museum featuring operating standard and narrow gauge trains, two restored depots, an indoor collection of railroad artifacts and memorabilia, and an outdoor collection of railroad cars, locomotives, and cabooses.
The museum is dedicated to the preservation, restoration, and operation of historically significant railway equipment. Our exhibits, operating railroads, and educational programs function as both a unique means of tourism and recreation, and also a way to preserve the rich history of Alabama and our nation.
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Priester Pecan Company
I-65 %26 State Hwy 185
Fort Deposit
334.227.8355
Toll-Free (800) 277-3226
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Relax in a country atmosphere and enjoy free samples of homemade pecan candies and baked goods, free coffee and ice water. |
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Alabama River Cruises
1162 River Road
Lowndesboro
(334) 430-0257
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Vary, see website |
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Adults: $ 14.00
Children under 12: $ 10.00
Contact for group rates
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Welcome aboard the "Phoenix". She is capable of carrying 50 passengers aboard her enclosed comfortable interior with large panoramic windows to insure great viewing of our beautiful city on the Alabama River Front. It is heated for cool weather operation. The "Phoenix" is USCG inspected and run by a qualified Captain and crew.
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Alabama Nature Center
3050 Lanark Road
Millbrook
800.822.9453
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Open to the General Public every third weekend of each month.
Saturday – 8:00 am to 6:00 pm
Sunday – 1:00 pm to 6:00 pm
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General Admission- $3.00 per person / per day
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Lanark and the new Alabama Nature Center contain 350 acres of striking forests, fields, streams, wetlands and ponds that are traversed by five miles of boardwalks and trails in three regions: Still Creek Run, Turkey Ridge, and Hilltop Pass.
In order to provide quality outdoor education experiences, drive-up visitors wishing to walk the trails are not allowed, except during scheduled times when the Center is open to the general public.
Additional General Public Bonus Days will be announced periodically for special events and when use of the walking trails by the general public do not conflict with scheduled outdoor education activities.
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Barber Berry Farm U-pick
Alabama River Parkway near the toll bridge
Millbrook
(334) 549-4710
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Opening May 2008.
Fruit currently growing:
- Blackberries (mid May through July)
- Blueberries (end of May through July)
- Eight varieties of Muscadine (August through October)
Also available on a pre-order basis at a slightly higher charge for those that simply do not have the time to pick and/or those requiring delivery service.
Planned Fruit available:
- Peaches (2009)
- Nectarines (2009)
- Plums (2009)
- Plumcots (2009)
- Pears (2009)
- Japanese persimmons (2009)
- Granny Smith apples (2009)
- Mandarin (satsuma) oranges (2010)
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The Tea Cottage
Millbrook
(334) 799-2446
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Specializes in Little Girl Tea Parties
Invitations, photos, dress up items and more |
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Ice Palace Ice Rink
1000 Eastdale Mall
Montgomery
334-277-2088
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Monday - Saturday 10 AM - 9 PM
Sunday 1 PM - 6 PM |
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Ice skate year-round in a climate-controlled enclosed rink inside Eastdale Mall, Alabama’s only ice rink in a mall
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Man Wildlife Learning Museum
325 Vandiver Blvd
Montgomery
(334)240-4900
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9 a.m.-5 p.m. daily
Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Years Day |
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• Adults - $6
• Child 3-12 - $4
• Seniors - $4
• Free for Mann Museum members |
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A 28,000 square foot natural history museum dedicated to wildlife conservation through education.
Adjacent to Montgomery zoo |
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Montgomery Zoo
2301 Coliseum Parkway
Montgomery
(334) 240-4900
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• Daily 9 am to 5 pm
• Last ticket sold at 4:30 pm
• closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Day |
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| Child 2 & under | Free | Free | Free | | Children 3-12 | $4.00 | $4.00 | $7.00 | | Adults | $6.00 | $6.00 | $10.00 | | Seniors | $4.00 | $4.00 | $7.00 |
Group, Senior Citizen, AAA and Military discounts available |
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Visit our Montgomery Zoo Photo Gallery
Location: South off Northern Blvd between Lower Wetumpka Road and Colisem Blvd. Access to the Zoo is available from either Northern Blvd, Vandiver Blvd, or Fairground Road.
Zoofari Gift Shop
Wide variety of items that can't be purchased outside the zoo. Souvenirs, T-shirts, figurines and more.
McMonty 102 Express
Miniature train that guest may ride for an adventure around the zoo.
Refreshments
Full service eatery- The Overlook Café. Hot dogs, hamburgers, sandwiches, drinks and ice cream. Additional drink/snack machines located throughout zoo.
Stroller Rentals
Available at the Zoofari Gift Shop. Strollers are available on a first come, first serve basis.
Handicap Access
Handicap accessible. In addition, wheelchairs are available at the Zoofari Gift Shop on a first come, first serve basis. Ask at admissions window inside the gift shop for assistance |
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The "Mooseum"
201 S. Bainbridge Street
Montgomery
334- 265-1867
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A hands-on children’s educational center with a unique agricultural theme focusing on Alabama's $2 billion beef cattle idustry.
Call to schedule free tour |
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W.A. Gayle Planetarium
1010 Forest Avenue
Montgomery
(334)241-4799
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• Mon-Thur 7:30 - 4:30
• Fri 7:30 - 12:00 |
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General Admission $3.50
Children under 5 free
Over 65 $2.50 |
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Public shows are offered Monday through Thursday at 3:00 P.M. and every Sunday at 2:00 P.M..
Reservations are not required for these presentations.
The planetarium also hosts and presents special events during the year |
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Riverfront Park & Amphitheater
200 Coosa St
Montgomery
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Located at the foot of Commerce and Coosa streets near Union Station on the banks of the Alabama River. Picnic area, playground and amphitheater |
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Alabama Department of Archives and History
624 Washington Avenue
Montgomery
(334) 242-4363
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Museum Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30-4:30
Research Room Hours: Tue-Fri 8:30-4:30 |
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Admission: Free |
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Museum galleries include American Indian, Sampler, Military, Tattered Banners, and Hands-on Gallery featuring Museum Make and Take craft activities and Grandma’s Attic. |
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Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Plant
Montgomery
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2-million-square-foot manufacturing facility resides on 1,744 acres of land and includes stamping, welding, paint, vehicle assembly and an engine shop. Hour long educational and entertaining guided tours of the state-of-the-art facility are now available. |
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Pump it up "The inflatable party zone"
1029 Lagoon Business Loop
Montgomery
334-277-5678 (local)
1-800-485-5826
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Mon - Fri 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM during the school year excludes legal and school holidays |
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$6 per child for 1 ½ hours of fun filled, inflatable play time
Max age is 5 years old
See website for add'l details
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Only at Pump It Up "The Inflatable Party Zone" can you enjoy a private, indoor party with giant interactive inflatable play structures.
A Pump It Up party is a fun and unforgettable event for ages 2 to adult! Surf our website for more information, or give us a call.
Don't forget to bring your socks!
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Tee it up Fun Center
4351 atlanta highway
Montgomery
334-396-5322
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Indoor cosmic mini-golf range. Black lights with neon glowing colors.
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BAMA Lanes
1714 E. Main St
Prattville
(334) 358-8600
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Leagues: Available for chil dren and adults; contact Bama Lanes for more in formation |
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• Mon-Fri before 6pm $3 per game
• Mon-Fri after 6pm $3.50 per game
• Sat, Sun & Holidays - $3.50 per game
• Shoe rental $2.75 |
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Creekside Pottery
137 W. Main Street
Prattville
334-358-7774
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Paint your own pottery and other monthly activities. |
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Emerald Falls Adventure Golf
1321 S. Memorial Drive
Prattville
(334) 361-0003
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• Mon-Thur 9 am - 10 pm
• Fri-Sat 9 am - 11:30 pm
• Sunday 11 am - 10 pm |
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Miniature golf, bumper boats, go-cart rides and batting cages |
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Skate Zone 2000
88 Red Eagle Parkway
Wetumpka
334-567-4434
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Inline or old style skates, pool tables, snack bar, video games and practice skating area.
Birthday party rooms available. |
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Al Holmes Wildlife Museum
1723 Rifle Range Road
Wetumpka
(334)567-7966
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• Mon-Fri 9 am -5 pm
• Appt required for tour groups |
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• Adults - $3
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Lions, tigers, sharks and other exotic animals displayed in natural habitat. Also live animals such as white-tailed deer, foxes, skunks and others. |
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Willow Point Country Club
2544 Willow Point Rd
Alexander City
256-234-7061
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The Driver
146 Alabama River Pkwy
Millbrook
(334) 285-2662
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Mon-Sat; 9am - 8pm
Sunday; 1pm - 8pm |
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Lighted golf driving range and golf ball outlet store. |
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The Pines Golf Course
307 Deatsville Hwy
Millbrook
(334) 285-7529
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Public
18-hole well-landscaped golf course located on Deatsville Highway just north of Hwy 14 |
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Arrowhead Country Club
50 Ocala Dr
Montgomery
334-272-7180
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Private
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Back 9 Pitch & Putt Inc
13055 Wares Ferry Rd
Montgomery
334-215-0776
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Public
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Bonnie Crest Country Club
Montgomery
334-272-9316
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Cottonwood Golf Club
7160 Byron Nelson Blvd
Montgomery
334-281-3344
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Cypress Farms Golf Centers
3250 Wetumpka Highway
Montgomery
(334) 279-5318
1-800-605-3302
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8 am - 10 pm everyday except Christmas and Easter in which we are open from 2 to 6pm.
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Cypress Farms is the largest golf teaching and practice facility in central and south Alabama. Our sixteen acre location is staffed by PGA and LPGA professionals offering the most effective teaching methods to both individuals and groups, high to low handicappers, kids to adults. Our comprehensive facility provides all the amenities needed to improve your game. |
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Cypress Tree Golf Course
Montgomery
334-263-7587
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Lagoon Park Golf Course
2855 Lagoon Park Dr
Montgomery
334-271-7000
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Magnolia Golf Club
3346 Elsberry Rd
Montgomery
334-288-3310
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Montgomery Golf Center
Montgomery
334-288-9662
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River Run Golf Course
1501 Dozier Rd
Montgomery
334-271-2811
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Public
36 Holes
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Wynlakes Golf & Country Club
7900 Wynlakes Blvd
Montgomery
334-279-0297
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Private
18 Holes
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Capitol Hill (Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail)
2600 Constitution Ave
Prattville
334-285-1114
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Public
54 Holes
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Prattville Country Club
Prattville
334-365-4497
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Private
18 Holes |
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Lakeside Golf & Country Club
Tallassee
334-283-4090
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Public
18 Holes |
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Lakeside Golf & Country Club
Tallassee
334-283-4090
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Public
18 Holes |
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Emerald Mountain Golf Club
245 Mountain VW
Wetumpka
334-514-0144
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Public
18 Holes
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Quail Walk Country Club
2110 Holtville Rd
Wetumpka
334-567-5014
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Coosada Town Hall
5800 Coosada Rd
Coosada
334-285-3700
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Located inside the town hall is an impressive display of Indian artifacts and arrowheads found in the area. Locating next to the Alabama River, the Indians of “Coosawda” lived peaceably in the area for many years.
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William Wyatt Bibb Cemetery
Coosada
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Mr. Bibb became Alabama’s first governor in 1819. At 39, he was thrown from a horse in his plantation and four months later died from the injuries sustained. He is buried in the family cemetery in Coosada. |
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Confederate War Memorial
Main Street and Monument Drive
Millbrook
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This impressive but somber monument, located on the corner of , is a reminder of Millbrook’s southern heritage |
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Millbrook Memorial Center
3108 Park Ct
Millbrook
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A community project dedicated as a living memorial to the boys who lost their lives in the service of their country during World War II and to Mary Sue Berry Cobb for her faithful community service.
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First Whitehouse of the Confederacy
644 Washington Avenue at Union Street
Montgomery
(334) 242-1861
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This historic site was the home of Jefferson Davis, Confederate President, and his family during the first year of the Civil War until May 29, 1861. The site sits across the street from the present day state capitol, the historic location of his inauguration on February 18, 1861, where visitors will find a bronze star commemorating the inaugural moment. The house was built in 1832-1835 and has been fully restored to its original grandeur after many years of neglect and was given to the State of Alabama from the White House Association in 1921. |
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Civil Rights Memorial Center
400 Washington Ave
Montgomery
334-956-8200
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Mon - Fri 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m
Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Children 17 and under - Free |
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Honors the achievements and memory of those who lost their lives during the Civil Rights Movement |
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Governor's Mansion
1142 Perry Street
Montgomery
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Hank Williams Gravesite Memorial
1305 Upper Wetumpka Rd
Montgomery
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Gravesite memorial at Oakwood Cemetary to country music legend Hank Williams |
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Hank Williams Museum
118 Commerce Street
Montgomery
334-262-3600
Fax: 334-262-0686
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Mon-Sat 9 am - 6 pm
Sunday 1- 4 pm |
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12 and up $7.00
3-11 $2.00
Group rates available |
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(across from Civic Center)Gift Shop open to public |
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Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church
454 Dexter Avenue
Montgomery
334-263-3970
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Mon-Thur 10am & 2pm guided tours
Fri 10am walk thru only
10:30am - 1:30pm by appt only
Sun(no tours) 10:30am Welcome to join worship |
| Cost: |
Adult - $2
Child - $1 |
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National Historic Landmark where Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. first preached his message of hope and brotherhood. Also a center point of the Montgomery bus boycott. A large mural in the church depicts King’s civil rights crusade from Montgomery to Memphis. Admission Charge: church donation encouraged. Call for tours at least one week in adva |
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The Lightening Route Trolly
300 Water Street
Montgomery
334-261-1100 or
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Departures every 20 minutes from Union Station "Train Shed".
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$1 Day passes, get on/off as many times as you like.
Regular fare: 25¢
65+/Disabled fare: 10¢
65+/Disabled Day Pass: 50¢
Age 4 & under (limit 2) FREE |
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America's first citywide Electric Trolly system nicknamed the "Lightening Trolly Route" began operation in Montgomery in 1886 and enjoyed great success until a disastrous fire in1888. Began operation again 4 years later and continued until 1936. The city resumed ownership in the 1980's and continues to give guided trolly tours of over 26 downtown Montgomery attractions on a daily basis
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Montgomery Visitors Center
Union Station ("The Train Shed")
300 Water Street
Montgomery
334-261-1100
1-800-240-9452
Visitor Information: 334-262-0013
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Mon - Sat; 8am - 5pm
Sun; 12 noon - 4pm |
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Built in 1898, Union station is a magnificent Romanesque Revival structure that originally served Montgomery as a train station and has been beautifully restored thanks to the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the City of Montgomery. It now serves as the Montgomery Area Visitors Center, where you'll find the Montgomery Convention & Visitors Bureau, Montgomery's official gift shop "The Depot" and Lek's Taste of Thailand restaurant.
Union Station has been a popular spot in the city and is even more popular now with the recent development of Montgomery's riverfront.
It was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1973. In it's hayday, more than 44 trains would stop at the station each day.
The adjacent "Train Shed" is one of the few surviving structures of its type from the 1800's. |
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Old Alabama Town
301 Columbus Street
Montgomery
334-240-4500
Fax 334-240-4519
Toll Free 1-888-240-1850
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Tours Mon-Sat 9 am- 3 pm (Closed major holidays) |
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Costumed interpreters guide you through life in the 19th and early 20th centuries in this fascinating 4-block "town". Visit over 40 buildings from a schoolhouse to a cotton gin and experience life as an Alabamian in the states infancy. Visit our Old Alabama Town Photo Gallery |
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Rosa Parks Museum
251 Montgomery Street
Montgomery
For Tours: (334) 241-866
Gift Shop: (334) 241-8616
Receptionist/Security: (334) 241-8615
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• Mon - Fri 9 am - 5 pm
• Sat 9 am - 3 pm
• Sun & Holidays - Closed (Except for Special Tours of 50) |
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Adults - $5.50
12 years and under-$3.50 |
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Alabama State Capitol
600 Dexter Avenue
Montgomery
334-242-3935
Fax: 334-242-2788
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Mon-Fri 9am - 4 pm
Open 1st Saturday of month
Guided tours available |
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Visit the only state capitol designated as a National Historic Landmark. Where Jefferson Davis took the oath of office as President of the Confederate States of America. Also the ending point of the Selma-to-Montgomery civil rights March where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivering a moving speech from the bottom of its steps.
Also enjoy great shopping the gift shop known as Goat Hill.
Guided tours are available.
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Alabama Archives and History Museum
624 Washington Avenue
Montgomery
(334) 242-4435
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Preserving records and artifacts of historical value and promoting a better understanding of Alabama history.
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Dexter Parsonage Museum
309 S Jackson St
Montgomery
(334) 261-3270
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Tuesday - Friday 10 a.m. - 4p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
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Selma to Montgomery National Historic Trail
Montgomery
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Commemorating the 54 mile historic civil rights march in 1965 from Selma to Montgomery Alabama. |
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Buena Vista Mansion
641 Co. Rd. 4
Prattville
334-361-0961
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Originally called Montgomery House; 1821 Greek Revival plantation home was significant to cultural development of central Alabama. Remarkable circular staircase spirals 24 ft. to 3rd-floor banquet room. Available for weddings; parties; tours; etc. See Prattville Points of Interest on our maps page for detailed location. |
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Daniel Pratt Historic District
101 West Main Street
Prattville
334-361-0961
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New England style village founded by Daniel Pratt in 1839; patterned after the towns of his native New Hampshire. Some of the buildings have been in continuous use since circa 1850. The Historic District is listed in the National Register; 1984. See Prattville Points of Interest on our maps page for detailed location. |
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Heritage Park
W Main St & Court St
Prattville
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Located within Daniel Pratt Historic District; this park overlooks Autauga Creek and the manufacturing complex around which this New England style village was developed. Daniel Pratt founded Prattville in 1839; and patterned the town after those of his native New Hampshire. Pratt chose this site to manufacture cotton gins because of the abundant water power. The many artesian wells gave Prattville the name; 'The Fountain City.' Some of the buildings in view here have been used continuously since circa 1850. The Historic District is listed in the National Register; 1984. (Description courtesy of Cahaba Trade Commission and Historic Prattville Redevelopment Authority). See Prattville Points of Interest on our maps page for detailed location. |
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Historic Pratt Cemetery & Overlook
Gin Shop Hill Rd
Prattville
(334) 361-0961
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Overlooking the old mill and Pratt Mill Dam; See Prattville Points of Interest on our maps page for detailed location |
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Historic Prattvillage and Gardens
Prattville
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View the historic homes and structures along this nationally registered area. The Autauga County Heritage Association tries to preserve the area. It was successful in remodeling the Mims Hotel and the Slaton House. Master gardeners maintain gardens. See Prattville Points of Interest on our maps page for detailed location. |
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Prattaugan Museum
102 East Main St
Prattville
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Pike Pioneer Museum
248 US Highway 231
Troy
334-566-3597
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Sunday: 1pm - 5pm |
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Re-creation of life in the 1800's in a small village setting featuring log cabin, a school, stores and many other artifacts from early pioneer life. |
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"Ma Brown" Cabin
212 S. Main St
Wetumpka
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The affectionately know "Ma Brown" cabin is located at Goldstar Park and provides a good example of a classic "Dog Trot" cabin (circa 1850). |
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"The Old Calaboose"
Wetumpka
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Located adjacent to Bibb Graves Bridge, wisit Wetumpkas first jail built in the early 1800's |
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Fort Toulouse/Jackson Park
2521 W Fort Toulouse Rd
Wetumpka
334-567-3002
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A national historic landmark – French Colonial Fort and Living History Program. War of 1812 living history program monthly, Arboretum, nature trails, campground, boat launch and visitor center. Also features "Alabama Frontiers Days" held each May, featuring reenactments of colonial battles, crafts, living history exhibits, archers, food and various other entertainment. |
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Elmore County Museum
212 S. Main St
Wetumpka
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Currently closed for major renovations |
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Museum of Black History
1004 Lancaster Street
Wetumpka
Contact:
Frazine Taylor (334) 567-8395
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Collections focusing on schools, churches and donated artifacts |
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Vietnam Memorial
212 South Main Street
Wetumpka
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Memorial to the fifteen men from Elmore County who lost their lives in the Vietnam conflict.
The memorial was designed by Jonathan Tinsley of Wetumpka. He designed the tablet as his Eagle Scout project and oversaw its creation. Dedication ceremonies for the monument were held February 4, 1995.
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Millbrook Library
3650 Grandview Road
Millbrook
(334)567-1308
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Monday 8:00AM - 5:00PM
Tuesday 8:00AM - 8:00PM
Wednesday 8:00AM - 5:00PM
Thursday 8:00AM - 6:00PM
Friday 8:00AM - 5:00PM
Saturday 8:00AM - 3:00PM
Sunday Closed
BOOK DROP AVAILABLE 24 HOURS AND YOU MAY CALL TO RENEW YOUR BOOKS.
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Free to Public
Library card fee:
$5 Elmore County residents
$15 Non-Elmore county residents |
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Garrett Coliseum
1555 Federal Dr
Montgomery
(334)242-5597
Fax (334)240-3242
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Facility for presenting family entertainment including Rodeos, Concerts, Social Events, Expositions, Trade Shows, Sports Events, Horse and Cattle Shows and Sales, Circuses and Conventions. Also home to the National Fair each October |
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RSA Tower & Capitol City Club
Montgomery
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Opened in 1997, the RSA tower provides an excellent overlook for many River Region sites.
The Capital City Club, on the 21st and 22nd floors provides an upscale environment with its contemporary design and décor for those with discriminating taste. The open atmosphere provides an excellent opportunity for conducting business dinners or just enjoying the unparalleled views from the massive expanse of glass surrounding the club.
The Capitol City Club is a member’s only club and those interested in membership information should contact 334-834-8920.
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Farmers Market
1655 Federal Drive
Montgomery
(334)242-5350
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Next to Garrett Coliseum
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Southern Homes & Gardens
3561 Wetumpka Hwy
Montgomery
(334)277-6746
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• 9am - 6pm Mon - Sat
• Thurs evenings, Store only open until 9pm |
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Large garden center with gifts & decorative accesories, patio furniture, seasonal items, etc. Huge range of Christmas items Nov & Dec.
A self-guided driving tour gives visitors close-up view of growing fields.
Walking paths wind through acres of landscaped grounds, lagoons, gardens. |
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Prattville Library
254 Doster St
Prattville
(334) 365-3396
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Mon, Tue & Thu 9am to 9pm.
Wed, Fri & Sat 9am to 5pm.
Closed Sundays |
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Talisi Hotel
14 Sistrunk St
Tallassee
334-283-2769
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The crown jewel of Tallassee, transports visitors back in time with its red velvet, crystal and antiques. The outstanding buffets are one of the main features
Buffet hours: Mon-Sat 11am - 7:50pm
Sunday 11am - 2:50pm |
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Wetumpka Airport pleasure flights
1241 AL HIGHWAY 14
Wetumpka
334-285-5843
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By appt only |
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As of June 05, subject to change
Intro flights:
$55 (30 minutes)
$10 each extra person (max 3 people)
Longer flights available, there is a per hour fee + pilots fee. |
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Pleasure flight in cessna |
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Jasmine Hills Gardens
3001 Jasmine Hill Road
Wetumpka
334-567-6463
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Open Friday - Sunday through May 14 only.
Friday - Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 12 noon - 5pm |
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Adults - $7
Child 6-12 - $5
Under 6 - Free |
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Beautiful gardens and outdoor museum focusing on Greek history. Also see our Jasmine Hill Gardens Photo Gallery |
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Kat's Discount & Flea Market
75999 Tallassee Hwy
Wetumpka
334-567-7067
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open year round and offers a wide variety of merchandise |
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Riverside Entertainment Center
100 River Oaks Dr
Wetumpka
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Open 24 hours 7 day a week
Smoke shop open 7 days a week 8 am - 8 pm
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Santuck Flea Market
7300 Central Plank Road
Wetumpka
(334)567-7400
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First Saturday of every month (Except January & February) Daylight to 2 p.m. |
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Features antiques, collectibles and arts/crafts from vendors |
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Wetumpka Library
212 S. Main St
Wetumpka
(334)567-1308
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Mon-Fri 8am to 6pm.
Saturdays 9am to 5pm.
Closed Sundays |
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Panther Park
Eclectic
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Wooden playground |
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Kids Kingdom
Millbrook
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Extensive wooden childrens playground. Walking trail, picnic tables, baseball fields |
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Robinson Springs Park
Monument Drive
Millbrook
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Located on Monument Drive, the park offers a small gazebo along with several tables and benches. A fountain now graces the springs. This is one of the sources of Robinson Springs, after which this area of the city is named. A must-see area.
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Jackson Island Park
Millbrook
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Water retreat offering boating, fishing and picnicking. |
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Mill Creek Sports Complex
Shirley Lane
Millbrook
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located at the end of Shirley Lane this 5-acre action packed facility is where the Dixie Youth League and Girl’s softball play. The complex offers six baseball fields, a paved walking track and a pavilion for social gatherings.
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Millbrook Municipal Park
3108 Park Ct
Millbrook
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This 15-acre park is home to the Village Green, a well-maintained recreational spot that serves as a gathering place forconcerts, craft fairs and barbeques.
Adjacent to the Village Green is Kid’s Kingdom, a children’s wonderland that was built by volunteers.
Also includes a 5-acre park with lighted softball field, tennis courts, basketball court and playground.
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Wynton M. Blount Cultural Park
Montgomery
(334) 244-5700 or
(334) 271-5353
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Located on Festival Drive just off Woodmere Boulevard
Park features walking trails, ducks and ponds and is home to the Alabama Shakespeare Festival and the Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts. |
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Ida Bell Park
Montgomery
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Across from Shakespear Park on Vaughn road
Playground, Picnic Pavilion, Walking trails |
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Lagoon Park
2855 Lagoon Park Drive
Montgomery
334-271-7000
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Golf course open daily except Tuesdays, 7 a.m. to dark |
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Features 18-hole, par-72 golf course, tennis courts, six softball fields |
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Montgomery Parks and Recreation Department
Montgomery
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Shakespeare Gardens
(334)274-0062
Fax:(334)274-8916
Montgomery
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Tue - Sun 9 am - 9 pm
• Closed Mondays & during private parties |
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Located in Blount Cultural Park with access from Vaughn Road or Woodmere Drive east of East Blvd
One of seven such major gardens in the USA. 56,700 sq.ft. garden complex that features plants and flowers, willow arbors, shade trees, and garden shrubs. This facility includes a thatched-roof Pavilion, public restrooms, and a 325-seat Amphitheater. |
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Vaughn Park
Montgomery
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Corner of Vaugh and Perry Hill
Picnic pavilion, extensive playground |
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Pratt Park
Doster Street
Prattville
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Wooden playground, picnic areas, duck pond, baseball field and swimming pool. |
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Wlderness Park and Bamboo Forest
Upper Kingston Road
Prattville
334-361-3640
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Dedicated in 1982; the 26-acre park is located within the city limits. It features a 60-foot bamboo with 6-inch trucks; hundreds of varieties of plants and Alabama's second-largest beech tree. Open daily from dusk to dawn. Call 354-3245 for guided tours. See Prattville Points of Interest on our maps page for detailed location. |
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Tallassee Park
Tallassee
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Wooden playground and picnic area |
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Sonshine Park
3454 Firetower Road
Wetumpka
334-567-4225
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Located on the grounds of Mulder Memorial United Methodist Church. Developed around biblical stories that children enjoy, including Noah’s Ark, Jonah’s whale, David and Goliath, The Wall of Jericho, and the Tower of Babel. Consists of traditional slides and climbing equipment with the addition of a puppet theater. Also includes pavilion, basketball court and tennis court. |
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Corn Creek Park
8935 Us Highway 231
Wetumpka
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Located on the Coosa River, with Picnic tables, hiking trail and river access. |
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Gold Star Park
212 S. Main St
Wetumpka
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Located directly behind Wetumpka City Hall on the banks of the Coosa River. There is a state operated boat ramp for launching boats into the Coosa River, picnic areas, a gazebo, the Elmore County Museum, two historical log cabins, a stage for performances, and several rustic bridges and walk ways. Christmas on the Coosa and Riverfest are held annually at Gold Star Park. Antique Car Shows are scheduled the first Sunday in April, May, June, September and October. |
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Memorial Park
120 Cotton Street
Wetumpka
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Picnic and play areas, the Scout hut, a covered Bar-B-Que area that may be rented for social events, the Driver's License Office, tennis courts, and the Fain Community Center. The Fain Community Center is used by Community Action weekdays from 8:00am - 2:00 pm, for senior citizens meetings. The Fain Community Center is also available to rent for social functions. |
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Municipal Park
815 Kelly Fitzpatrick Drive
Wetumpka
334-567-1324
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Offers six ball fields serving girls and boys ages five to fourteen. All the fields are fully equipped with with covered dugouts, press boxes, and scoreboards. The large concession stand provides a variety of food and drink items during ball season. |
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Wind Creek State Park
4325 Alabama Highway 128
Alexander City
256-329-0845
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Day Use Park Hours: 7:00 a.m. until sundown |
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Day Use Entrance Fee:
Weekdays: $2.00 for Adults
Weekends: $3.00 for Adults
Children 6 to 11 years of age: $1.00
Senior Citizens 62 years of age and older: $1.00
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Spans 1,445 acres along the shores of scenic Lake Martin, a 41,000-acre clear-water reservoir perfect for fishing, swimming and boating. Park facilities include the largest state-operated campground in the United States with 626 sites, many of which are waterfront sites allowing campers to fish, swim and boat right out their back door. Other facilities include a marina, campstore, fishing pier, hiking trails, playground and picnic areas with tables, grills and shelters. Ten camping cabins are currently under construction at Wind Creek State Park, three of which are now open to the public. |
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Chewacla State Park
124 Shell Toomer Pkwy
Auburn
334-887-5621
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Entrance Fee:
Weekdays: $2.00 for Adults
Weekends: $3.00 for Adults
Children 6 to 11 years of age: $1.00
Senior Citizens 62 years of age and older: $1.00
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Park includes 696 scenic acres and a 26-acre lake, rental boats, swimming area, playgrounds, hiking trails, a modern campground and picnic areas with tables, grills and shelters. There are newly renovated rustic cabins. Chewacla State Park is a great place to get away for some rest and relaxation or the perfect place to stay the weekend of the big ballgame. |
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Alabama Outdoors & Adventures
Autaugaville
(334) 657-8176 or
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Offers quality managed property for Quail Hunts in Autaugaville. Services include turkey, deer, dove and quail guided hunts.
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Cherokee Ridge Alpine Trail
Cherokee Bluffs
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Visit our Cherokee Ridge Alpine Trail Photo Gallery
Getting There:
The trailhead can be reached from State Highway 50 via Overlook Drive.
From the East (Walnut Hill) go west on Highway 50 and turn right on Overlook Drive, which is marked by a Scenic Overlook sign. The trailhead parking lot is 3.3 miles on the right.
From the West (Red Hill) go east on Highway 50 and turn left onto Overlook Drive at the Martin Dam sign .3 mile past the Tallapoosa River. The trailhead parking lot is 1.5 miles on the left. (Part of Overlook Drive in this area is gravel.)
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Maxwell AFB/Gunter Lake Martin Recreation Area
Dadeville
Reservations:(334) 953-3509
Recreation Area: (256) 825-6251
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Located on Lake Martin pviding beach, picnic grounds, playground, camping, boat/canoe rentals, cabin rentals and more. Military Affilliation/Authorized personnel only. |
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Alabama River Speedway
1870 Alabama River Parkway
Millbrook
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REGULAR EVENT TICKETS
• Adults $10.00
• Kids 6-12 $5.00
• Kids Under 5 FREE
SPECIAL EVENT TICKETS
• Adults $15.00
• Kids 6-12 $7.00
• Kids Under 5 FREE |
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Dirt track Go-Kart racing
1/8 mile oval track
racing most saturdays, see website for details |
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Grandview Family YMCA & Conference Center
Millbrook
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65 acre funfest offering hiking, picnicking, canoeing, horseback riding, swimming and a health gymnasium. |
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Jackson Island Park
Millbrook
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Water retreat offering boating, fishing and picnicking. |
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Mill Creek Sports Complex
Shirley Lane
Millbrook
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located at the end of Shirley Lane this 5-acre action packed facility is where the Dixie Youth League and Girl’s softball play. The complex offers six baseball fields, a paved walking track and a pavilion for social gatherings.
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Millbrook Municipal Park
3108 Park Ct
Millbrook
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This 15-acre park is home to the Village Green, a well-maintained recreational spot that serves as a gathering place forconcerts, craft fairs and barbeques.
Adjacent to the Village Green is Kid’s Kingdom, a children’s wonderland that was built by volunteers.
Also includes a 5-acre park with lighted softball field, tennis courts, basketball court and playground.
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Shade Tree Riding Academy
566 Thornfield Drive
Millbrook
(334) 290-3727
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• Tues - Fri by appointment;
• Saturday 10 am to dark
• Sunday - noon to dark
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• Trail rides: $15 for 30 minutes, $20 for one hour
• Riding lessons: Six one-hour sessions for $150
• Hayrides: 30 minutes for $30 |
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Montgomery Motor Sports Park
Montgomery
(334) 263-3267
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Located on North Belt Dr (off North Blvd between Coliseum Blvd and U.S. Hwy 231)
1/4 Mile Dragstrip racing |
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Biscuits Baseball (Riverfront Stadium)
200 Coosa St
Montgomery
(334) 323-2255
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Home to the Montgomery Biscuits. |
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Riverwalk Skate Park
301 Bibb St
Montgomery
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Open only when school is not is session. Lighted for night-time fun. |
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Built by popular demand, features a 5' foot mini ramp along with other popular skateboard features. There is a skate shop located on the premise. |
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Lagoon Park
2855 Lagoon Park Drive
Montgomery
334-271-7000
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Golf course open daily except Tuesdays, 7 a.m. to dark |
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Features 18-hole, par-72 golf course, tennis courts, six softball fields |
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Montgomery Motor Speedway
480 Booth Road
Montgomery
334-262-6101
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1/2 mile oval paved track. Late Models, Super Stocks, and Pure Stocks and many other classes.
Back open and racing for 2009 season. |
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Lake Martin
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Boating, fishing, marina |
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Cooters Pond Park & Boat Launch
1844 Cooter's Pond Rd
Prattville
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A scenic pond and park named for the cooter turtle; Cooters Pond overlooks the Alabama River. Also; the pond and park combination features a grove developed by the Prattville Tree Commission that boasts several nut-bearing trees. 51 picnic sites; 40 trailer spots; a hiking trail and boat launch. See Prattville Points of Interest on our maps page for detailed location. |
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Victoryland Greyhound Racing
P. 0. Box 128
Shorter
Main (334) 727-0540
Fax (334) 727-0737
Reservations 1-800-688-2946
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Grandstand $1
Clubhouse $2 |
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I-85 at Exit 22, Shorter, Alabama
Discover the thrill of the chase 52 weeks per year with live greyhound racing and simulcast greyhound and horse racing from all over the country |
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Carrville Skate Park
145 Main St
Tallassee
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Located Behind 145 Main St |
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Monster Mountain Motorcross Track
3172 Burt Mill Road
Tallassee
334-252-8897 or
334-312-7302
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Practice is Mon. Tues. Thurs. Fri. Sat. Sun Day light hours |
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Monster Mountain is open for practice every Saturday and Sunday when we do not have a race scheduled.
Ride from 9:00 a.m. til 5:00 p.m.
$15.00 per day per rider
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Splatter Sports Paintball
47 Lee Road 453
Waverly
(334) 821-0324
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Sports Wearhouse
206 Autauga Street
Wetumpka
(334) 567-5356
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Cage Hours:
Mon-Fri 4pm - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Store Hours:
Mon-Fri 9am - 7pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
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Indoor batting cages
Available for Individual & team use
Individual hitting & pitching instruction
25 yrs experience
2 cages with pitchers mounds
5 cages with pitching machines |
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Swayback Bridge Trail
98 Jordan Dam Road
Wetumpka
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12 mile Hiking/mountain biking trail maintained by the Trail of Legends association of Wetumpka.
View a 360° Virtual Tour of the trail. |
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Bennett's Archery Indoor/Outdoor Range & Pro Shop
106 Kerri Lane
Wetumpka
334-514-1286
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• by appt year round.
Feb thru June: Sun – Fri 1 pm - 7 pm
July - Oct 15 7 days - 1 pm - last customer leaves |
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Coosa Outdoor Center
107 River Road
Wetumpka
•(334)272-0952 weekdays
•(334)201-5510 weekends
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• Sat-Sun 8:30am to 7pm
• Mon-Fri 10am-6pm
• June - August, Sat & Sun, Shuttles depart to the put-in at
9 am, 11 am 1 pm & 3 pm.
• Spring/Fall shuttles depart at 10 am, 12 noon & 2 pm.
•Drop-ins welcome.
• Mon-Fri by reservation only--times you
choose between 8 and 3, within reason.
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•Canoe and Double Sit-on-Top $30
•Single Sit-on-Top $20
• Boats will be delivered to distinations within 25 miles of Wetumpka at no additional cost. Call for pricing for other locations.
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Canoe and sit-on-top kayak rentals.
Sales: Canoe, kayak, sit-on-top kayaks and related paddling gear and outdoor clothing
Party assistance available for special events, i.e, professional gatherings, lake parties or cookouts at your location, or ours on the banks of the Coosa River. Call 334.201.1059 for assistance in having boats available for your special occasion or go to our website
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Coosa River Adventures
415 Company St
Wetumpka
334-514-0279
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Canoes: $30 per canoe
Kayaks: $20 One-person sit-on-top
$30 Two-person sit-on-top $30 |
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Daily trips available 1 March to mid November (conditions permitting).
Scheduling is a must!
Also provide additional trips and sales, see website for details |
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Lake Jordan
Wetumpka
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Boating, fishing, picnicking, marina.
 Map of Lake Jordan Points of Interest |
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Wilson's Motorsports Karting Track
3677 Milam Road
Wetumpka
334-567-0125
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Paved Karting track
Races on weekends throughout the year |
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Xtreme Sports Paintball
787 Cedar Lane
Wetumpka
•Field (334)567-0149
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• Saturday 9 am to 3 pm
• Sunday - Occasionally open for tournaments or special events |
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Paintball |
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