Although the real grass putting and chipping area did not materialize, this driving range is still…read morea good driving range to hone your golf skills. There is no staff. The balls are inexpensive and it's never crowded. I do wish it wasn't on such a busy and noisy road, Highway 72. It is nice to have an operating driving range just around the corner!

This is a nice Golf Driving Range. It just opened and is well kept with a very friendly staff. As…read moreit grows it will get better. I will be back! Come out and support your local business!

This beautiful and moving memorial park is located on the northernmost end of downtown Huntsville,…read morejust off I-565. I've been there several times, and it's never crowded and parking is not a problem. I've taken Mom there several times, and she uses a "wheelie" walker, and we use the handicapped parking spots right up front when we take Mom. I learned so much about the park from the American Legion's website (for some reason the actual Huntsville/Madison county Veteran's memorial park website is currently down) https://www.legion.org/memorials/241757/huntsville-madison-county-alabama-veterans-memorial. For example I didn't know the bronze statues' models were actual Madison County combat Veterans. Nor did I know the right portal leading to the Alabama flag is a time capsule in which Veterans have placed personal artifacts, letters, and items reminiscent of their service and the wars they fought. It will be disinterred on November 11, 2062. The Patriot's Walkway is extensive, too and features the Aviator Statue, sculpted by local artist Dan Burch and modeled after Marine Captain James 'Trey" Wilbourn, III, Huntsville only Persian Gulf War casualty. It also features the 8 ft., 3 ton Revolutionary War Monument, dedicated to the 84 Revolutionary War soldiers who are buried in Madison County, which was relocated to the Huntsville Veterans Memorial park in October 2016. The Gold Star Families Memorial Monument was installed in Sept. 2020, developed by Herschel "Woody" Williams, one side of the monument states "Gold Star Families Memorial Monument, a tribute to Gold Star Families and Relatives," and the other side features a 4-panel story, with panels titled "Homeland, Family, Patriot and Sacrifice." Legacy Walkway Brick Pavers are available for purchase for 100.00 for 3 lines of engraving. I've purchased two of those and the process is so simple, and the staff who process these purchases is on top of it - you receive email updates and top notch paperwork including the exact location of the brick paver and a nice, suitable for framing certificate for the recipient's family. It's 2.00 to have the certificate mailed via USPS. The park opened in Nov. 2011 and I'm proud of the city of Huntsville's dedication to maintaining the park. The first issue in the news was the amount of typos on the early brick pavers that were installed. This was rectified. Around Christmas 2014, vandals put graffiti on the timeline wall and drove a 4-wheeler across the park, damaging the capstone. This vandalism resulted in the city of Huntsville installing security cameras in the park. Last month, around St. Patrick's Day, someone filled the main fountain with bubble bath. Kudos to the city for fixing all these issues. This park does not have picnic tables, however, there are some places to sit and plenty of nearby restaurants. I hope you will visit! It truly is a beautiful, moving place with plenty of interesting displays to explore, or just a quick trip to the main fountain area.

The Huntsville Veterans Memorial Park was dedicated to Veterans of Madison County on 11-11-11. It…read moreis a beautiful park with easy access from downtown Huntsville and from I-565. There is parking along Monroe Street. The park honors the Army, the Navy, the Air Force, the Marines and the Coast Guard. It houses a time capsule, two larger than life statues, an eternal flame and it is surrounded by brick pavers that you can dedicate to a veteran for $100 each. It is a wonderful memorial to honor the great men and women fighting for our freedom.

Thoroughly enjoyed 2 days of golf at Redstone! While it has been 15 years since I last played here,…read morethe facilities remain in great shape. They also added the 9-hole links style to start off the Warrior course, which I think was a brilliant idea (though I'm not a fan of the kick-ball holes they added or whatever they are -- just awkward). Also, the greens on the 9 links holes need some love -- the little clumps of grass are frustrating. Otherwise, the back 9 are how I remembered them, and they were fun to play again. Patriot is my favorite of the 2, and again, as enjoyable as I remembered. The greens were in better shape on this course, though the fairways are à course superintendent's nightmare as it is one big anthill. I have to imagine the maintenance bills are pretty high, but the fairways need some love. Lastly, I appreciated the staff at Redstone. All were friendly and professional, and made my wife and I feel welcome. Can't wait to play here in the Fall. Cheers! RS

Course was in good shape on patriot side 10-24 .. pace was good 3.3/18 on a Tuesday. My cart ran…read moreout of juice but staff readily brought me out a new fully charged golf cart with a smile .

My son wanted a paintball part for his 13th birthday, so after some research, we ended up here. So…read morethankful we did! They made the entire process so easy and painless. We had his party this weekend, and the refs, Joey and Kian, were so fabulous with the boys and made sure they all had a great time. Each of our son's guests said it was awesome! Thank you for everything! We'll definitely be back.

Our 2nd home during ball season! Great place to walk for exercise and feel safe! Community storm…read moreshelter is located here as well! Nice clean fun park!

Brandi is super nice but I had to cancel because it's too expensive. In a few sessions, I learned…read morehow to stretch effectively and now I'm stretching at home for free.

We always enjoy visiting the Tinsel Trail at Big Spring Park. There are so many beautifully…read moredecorated Christmas trees from various local business and families. They also have an ice skating rink, hot chocolate, and christmas music that plays 24/7 in the park. Parking is usually pretty easy to find nearby. It's also a safe, well lit area.

The tinsel trail is fun! It's grown immensely over the years! We only briefly stopped there…read moreyesterday but I'm really looking forward to Christmas Eve dinner Downtown and doing a thorough walk through of all the Christmas trees! Big Spring park is always well maintained and most of the construction in the immediate vicinity has slowed down for the most part. Do visit the tinsel trail you will see everything from humorous to honoring those who have gone before us to truly Christian themed trees. Nearly all are sponsored by an organization of some sort. And many are really creative! It starts at the spring (proper) at Big Spring Park and spills out across the street around the art museum to the west end of the park facing the Von Braun center arena. With all this greatness, Pamela M. Why aren't you giving 5 stars? Because I think, but don't know for certain, there are no porta potties available. So plan accordingly! Enjoy this free Christmas visual treat. Put your piehole in one of the 3 wooden life-size wise men statues at the top of the stairs at the bank (southwest side of the square caddy corner to Cotton Row) enjoy a food truck or ten and Merry Christmas! Can't wait to take more photos on Christmas Eve!

Tennis in the name of this swimming pool is misleading. There are no tennis courts here. Growing…read moreup and going to school with Sherwood Park residents it was always so fun to be invited to swim with them at their neighborhood club! Plus like the old sitcom, it felt like I had "moved on up" to have the luxury of a neighborhood swim in a neighborhood pool! The pool is tucked away in the back of Sherwood Park. Well done Sherwood Park to think ahead and add this great feature to the neighborhood. It was and is a great place to make memories!