Houston Avery Park is a 62-acre park located in Escambia County, Alabama. The park features a lake for fishing and boating, a walking trail, picnic pavilions, playgrounds, and a disc golf course. The park also has RV and tent camping sites, as well as a bathhouse and laundry facilities.
Local Southern seafood restaurant
Local Southern restaurant, specializing in meat & 3, fried catfish, fried chicken and hospitality.
There are two private, separated spaces available for lodging in the historic Bridge Tender’s House with private riverfront balconies and a perfect view of the iconic Edmund Pettus Bridge.
The Solon Dixon Forestry Education Center in Conecuh National Forest is an Auburn University facility for classes and research. With diverse plant life and bird habitats, visitors should obtain permission before exploring the 5,300-acre property. Pine forests, cypress swamps, and various bird species can be observed along Dixon Center Road. The center offers guest accommodations, and Blue Pond Road provides a range of habitats and scenic views. Located between Dixie and Rome, the center complements other birding sites in Conecuh National Forest, offering unique plant diversity.
ArtsRevive showcases the cultural heritage of the region though events, workshops, and exhibitions that highlight local artists, musicians, and artisans.
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Snow Hill Institute, founded in 1893 by Dr. William J. Edwards, was a historic African-American school in Wilcox County, Alabama. Initially starting with three students in a log cabin, the school grew with private donations and student-built structures.
This Sumter recreation area features a public boat launch, waterborne toilets, picnic area and shelter, drinking water and primitive camping. This area is also wheelchair accessible.
Old Lock One Park features a picnic pavilion, restrooms, renovated boat ramp, paved roads, parking lots and a park host campsite. This park is is a featured site on the Alabama Birding Trails.