Parks in Russellville, Alabama

Cedar Creek Reservoir, impounded in 1979 as a flood control reservoir, holds 4,200 acres of water at full pool. Located nearly 10 miles west of Russellville in Franklin County, it is one of four Tennessee Valley Authority reservoirs ... More on AnglerWeb.com

'Cedar Creek Reservoir' is a large reservoir located in Franklin County, Alabama (USA) along Cedar Creek. The "cedar" in the name actually refers to the eastern juniper (Juniperus virginiana), ... More on Wikipedia

Bear Creek Reservoir, also known as Big Bear, was first impounded in 1969 mostly as a flood control reservoir and holds 670 acres of water at full pool. The lake was drained in 2005. Located approx... More on AnglerWeb.com

Operation Schedule : Open 10�10. ; Description : Manmade lighted waterfall, situated at head of Spring Park, is constructed of 2000+ tons of local sandstone and stretches ... More on 800Alabama.com

Established in 1830 as Alabama's first college, LaGrange soon became known as "The West Point of the South." The college was destroyed by Union forces led by Colonel Florence M. Cornyn and his "des... More on Discover America

Operation Schedule : Park open year-round, visitor center open Sun. 1-5 & by appt. ; Description : Site of Alabama's first college, destroyed during the Civil War. Antebellum cemetery. Period struc... More on 800Alabama.com

Stretches 15 mi./24 km between Muscle Shoals and Rogersville, where it meets Wheeler Lake. Excellent fishery for small- and largemouth bass, crappie, spotted ... More on 800Alabama.com

Have lunch in this family park, then walk it off on trails winding over gentle hills and around ponds lush with native flowers and ... More on uptake_content

Inscription. This park was donated to the people of Florence by Dr. Kirk R. and Lillian Cook Deibert who initially acquired this property in 1952. The acreage was once a part of a large ante-bellum... More on HMDB