Listing Category: Play
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Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park
Open 365 days a year from sunrise to sunset, Tannehill Ironworks State Park in Alabama preserves a 19th century iron-making complex amidst 1,500 acres. Visitors can explore furnace stacks, hike scenic trails by Roupes Creek, camp in nature, and attend events like Civil War reenactments and craft fairs, immersing themselves in the region’s rich history…
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That Turtle Place
That Turtle Place is a public educational sanctuary focused on turtles! They inform visitors about their ecological importance, the challenges they face worldwide, and promote proper captive husbandry practices. Guests will have the chance to visit their Turtle & Reptile Zoo, which is home to 150+ rescued and surrendered turtles and tortoises, as well as…
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The Dells Golf Club
Welcome to The Dells Golf Club, a semi-private, family owned and operated golf course located at 13000 Old Cove Rd in Northport, Al. A short drive from downtown Northport (6 miles), downtown Tuscaloosa (8 miles), and The University of Alabama (10 miles), guests will enjoy a fully restored 18 hole golf course featuring 419 Bermuda…
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The Lake View Club
The Lake View Club was founded in 2022. The Club itself is a private business open to the public. The Club has long been a center for community activity. It’s a great place where good times help people become great friends! Please drop by to experience the spa services, have a bite to eat, play…
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The Links at Tuscaloosa
Our mission is to provide a family-friendly atmosphere, Affordable Championship Golf, Outstanding Service, and World Class amenities. When you join The Links AT Tuscaloosa Golf & Country Club, we strive to exceed your expectations every time you visit. With access to the entire Lindsey Golf Network, our members enjoy a Country Club Lifestyle on a…
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The McGuire-Strickland House
This raised Creole cottage in the Greek Revival style was built by Moses McGuire, Tuscaloosa’s first probate judge. The McGuire-Strickland home is most famous for its wood frame structure which is believed to be the oldest wooden structure in Tuscaloosa. The hand work shows early Alabama workmanship with locally cut and prepared pine of which…
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The Riverwalk
The Riverwalk is an excellent paved trail along the southern bank of the Black Warrior River near downtown Tuscaloosa. The path is divided by a painted line making a distinct two way road for walkers and bikers. Riverwalk Bridge There are a variety of park areas that are all dog friendly sprinkled along the trail.…
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The TCL Public Arts Passport
Visiting the locations on the TCL Public Arts Passport will bring you to murals adorning the sides of businesses, fun sculptures hidden along the Revierwalk and fantastic galleries including the Kentuck Art Center, headquarters to the world-renowned Kentuck Festival of the Arts. Checking in at each visit will earn you points toward three levels of prizes.
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The University of Alabama Arboretum
The University of Alabama Arboretum maintains plant collections for botanical education and appreciation. The Arboretum features walking trails through a native woodland section, a wildflower garden, a collection of ornamental plants, an experimental garden, and a children’s garden. Most of the Arboretum’s land was donated by the federal government to help support the University’s goals…
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Theatre Tuscaloosa
Theatre Tuscaloosa, one of the largest community theatres in the state, works in partnership with Shelton State Community College to provide quality theatrical experiences to the citizens of West Alabama through performances, workshops and classroom instruction. By combining the talent and resources of the non-profit theatre company with the facilities and administrative support of “Alabama’s…
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Tuscaloosa Barnyard
The Tuscaloosa Barnyard is the perfect place for family fun! We offer a large petting zoo, swim lessons, horseback riding, tractor rides, summer camps, and so much more! We also offer birthday/field trip event booking and have a mobile version to bring the barnyard to you.
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Tuscaloosa Civil Rights Trail
If you cannot march, you can make sandwiches. If you cannot make sandwiches, you can drive your car. If you cannot drive, you can help with office work. Everybody can do something. WHAT WILL YOU DO TO HELP US WIN FREEDOM?” This is the story of ordinary citizens taking extraordinary action in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.* The…