Overnight accommodation- Inn
On the Walk Monroeville walking tour, visitors will become immersed in our local history with each step they take. The route takes visitors down some of the city’s most prominent streets, bringing you past dozens of historic sites
Local Gift, Garden, Gourmet, and Coffee shop
The Wilcox Female Institute, constructed in 1849 and incorporated in 1850 remains a symbol of culture and learning. The Institute now serves as Wilcox Historical Society headquarters and is an important cultural and events center.
This baseball stadium is currently used for high school and American legion baseball. The park features a playground, walking trail, and is also home to the Farmer’s Market.
Named for the abundance of oysters found in the nearby rivers, Oyster Ridge offers hunting & fishing trips, birdwatching, four wheeler rides, and youth/business retreats at the cabin.
South Forty Restaurant is a charming southern eatery in Repton, AL. It features a cozy atmosphere with classic décor, serving up homestyle dishes and traditional southern fare. With a friendly staff and delicious food, this restaurant is a great spot for a casual meal.
Escambia County PFL – Leon Brooks Hines is a 184-acre lake located in the Conecuh National Forest near the Florida border, 23 miles east of Brewton off County 11. It offers fishing opportunities for largemouth bass, bluegill, redear sunfish, channel catfish, and crappie. The facilities include a boat ramp, fishing pier, restrooms, concessions, and pavilion. The lake is temporarily closed, and a reopening date will be announced later. Fishing licenses are required for anglers aged 16 or older, and a daily fishing permit is required for anglers aged 12 and older. Boat rental permits and launch permits for personal boats are also available. State Lakes Fishing Licenses can be purchased at the lake. For more information, contact the lake manager, the Alabama Fisheries Section, or the appropriate District Fisheries Office.
