Alabama State Parks

A small historic park centered on a former mineral spring resort in southwest Alabama.

A spring-fed Alabama park offering swimming, fishing, camping, and peaceful picnic areas.

A rugged canyon park with scenic overlooks, camping, and peaceful outdoor recreation.

A scenic cave park famous for its enormous entrance and guided underground tours.

Alabama’s highest state park, known for mountain views, hiking, and scenic overlooks.

A wooded park near Auburn featuring a lake, waterfalls, hiking, camping, and mountain biking.

A quiet wooded day-use park in southwest Alabama with picnic areas, fishing, and family-friendly outdoor recreation.

A scenic mountain park on Lookout Mountain known for waterfalls, hiking, and outdoor recreation.

A peaceful lakeside park in Opp, Alabama, known for fishing, boating, camping, and family recreation.

A large Gulf Coast park known for beaches, lakes, trails, and outdoor recreation.

A lakeside park on Wheeler Lake known for boating, fishing, camping, golf, and scenic river views.

A scenic lakeside park known for boating, fishing, wildlife viewing, and panoramic bluff-top views.

A wooded lakeside park near Tuscaloosa offering swimming, fishing, paddling, camping, and family recreation.

A lakeside resort park on Lake Eufaula with golf, boating, fishing, and lodging.

A coastal park on the Mobile-Tensaw Delta known for fishing, birding, and marsh views.

A mountaintop park in Huntsville known for scenic views, hiking, camping, and cool summer temperatures.

Alabama’s largest state park, known for lakes, trails, camping, and year-round outdoor recreation.

A peaceful lakeside park known for fishing, boating, camping, and picnicking.

A scenic state park centered around a dramatic limestone cave and family recreation.

A peaceful lakeside park on Lake Walter F. George known for camping, fishing, boating, and picnicking.

A popular Lake Martin park offering camping, boating, swimming, and scenic lakeside recreation.