This park is located off of I459. After see it many times while driving down the highway, I…read moredecided to stop and check it out. The park, which features a giant replica Statue of Liberty, shares the parking lot with the Alabama Boy Scouts of America. The parking lot is decent sized. When I got there the gate around the parking lot was closed no locked. I could still see the statue, but you can not really get a good frontal view. It is pretty much the statue, on a pedestal, in an open field. Even though it is pretty simple, I found it very impressive. The replica statue is A 1/5th scale of the one in New York and stands 36 feet. It original home was the Liberty National Life Insurance building in 1958. It was moved to its current location, Liberty Park in 1988. It is rumored to be one of the largest Liberty replicas in the world. Even though I was not able to get into the park, I still enjoyed seeing the statue up close and got a lot of good pictures. This is definitely not a big time consumer. I spent less than 15 minutes there, but it is still a must stop if you are in the area.

Odd and wonderful roadside statue. It's an exact replica of the Statue of Liberty, at 1/5 scale…read more Created for the top of a life insurance building in Birmingham and later moved to this spot next door to the Boy Scouts building, this statue is pretty great. Liberty Park is very, very tiny...just large enough to hold the statue, a plaque, and some flags and lights so that Lady Liberty looks good at night as well as during the daytime. Worth a stop-off if you're in Birmingham just to see one of the oddities of the town. Not as big of an attraction as the strange Vulcan Statue nearby, but I think visiting the two on the same trip is a good idea.

I love the Jemison Trail! There is parking at the elementary school, along Mountain Brook Parkway…read more(parallel), and Park Brook Road (parallel). Some parts of the trail are paved, and others parts a gravel. It runs along Shades Creek, and there are some benches along the path to sit and look at the water. The only bathrooms are next to the Mountain Brook Elementary School sports field / Jemison Dog Park. There are 2 single person bathrooms, which have always been pretty clean.

I walk my golden retriever here almost daily - since it was improved ( on time !) it is amazing !…read moreI love coming in the summer bc of the shade . It's peaceful weekdays (the weekends are busy ) This park is such a gift ! I can always find a parking spot, too!

The 3 stars are really for the smell of this creek. It doesn't smell all of the time, but your nose…read moreis crying when it does. People are always within this area. Parking hasn't been difficult and it is actually a relaxing area that many may not realize you can stop at if they don't see other cars.

Just off the highway is this little unmarked park. It was convenient to my hotel and overall, a…read morecool little hidden oasis just off the main road.

Very quick trail 0.58 miles! Nice view! Nice atmosphere! Somewhere for a slight walk! The…read moreneighborhood is nice! The neighbors are nice!

After talking with a friend about this trail, we decided to take advantage of the beautiful…read moreveterans day weather and check this place out. I had never heard of this park/trail before and that shocks me considering how close it is to our house. This is parking across the street, but not a whole lot. Perhaps enough room for 6-8 cars. The entire trail follows a stream which adds in a picturesque scene as you cruise along. There is a historic market telling about the blast furnaces that used to be there. There were some people, but certainly not crowded. The trail was pretty smooth for the most part. Very few roots and other trip hazards. Really my only complaint is that its not long enough. And obviously some people ignore the dog waste bags provided for them at the beginning. But overall we loved finding this little gem and will definitely be going back!

What's not to love about Avondale Park. It's centrally located in the heart of the Avondale…read morecommunity and super conveniently located near some of the happening spots in town! Picturesque views are the backdrop. Wrapped into some historical facts make up this landmark. If you want to walk, run or even fly a kite , Avondale park is calling your name. Say "hello" to Miss Fancy while you're there!

A great park in the Birmingham, Alabama area. It exudes a tranquillity that cleanses your soul…read more This is the kind of park that children will remember in memories and adults will be very happy such a place was available to them. The park is located in the Avondale section of Birmingham and I would highly recommend a visit here.

This is a pleasant enough park, although it is definitely a small neighborhood park. It has a small…read morewalking path, a few picnic tables, a small pavilion and a small parking lot. There is no lighting here, so once dusk hits, you might as well head out. Still, it is pleasant enough overall.

This is a small neighborhood park located , yep you guessed it off of Meadowlawn in Cahaba Heights…read more It's the first thing you come to when you turn j in not the neighborhood on the right. There are a couple picnic tables under a cover, some playground equipment (swings, slide, etc), a walking trail (probably only about 1/8 of a mile - at most) and there is a nice little stream that wraps around the back side of the park. Grassy area in the middle would be good for some frisbee throwing is ball throwing ... or bring a volleyball set up and it would be a good space for that. Nice little park, if you're in the area not a bad place to bring your lunch and sit snd eat.

This is a cute little park located in the city of Irondale. The city hosts several events here in…read morethe summer, including family friendly movie nights and an annual free music concert. It has a huge field for picnics, dog walks or kids playing, two playground areas and two covered pavilions. The restrooms were locked on this visit. Hopefully the city will also fix the water fountain that isn't operable when we visited. Overall, it's a nice park to visit. Just use the restroom before going and take your own water.

Beacon Park is a small park located just passed a shopping plaza. There's a small driveway that…read moreleads up the hill and it comes into a small park. There is not much to this park. There is a small walking strip that basically walks around in a circle I'm a field of grass. Along the way there are a few benches and a small gazebo. They also have a small children's playground. Honestly, there is not much to this little place. Maybe if you grab lunch at Gus's Hot Dogs in the shopping plaza next to hear and want to eat outside, you can head over here and sit under the gazebo. Otherwise, I cannot see how else it could be helpful.

Definitely a beautiful park for a walk with nature or to enjoy playing outside for the littles…read more Theres honestly something for everyone. It's nestled inside a quiet neighborhood. It has a few trails and lots of parking. The playground isn't covered is something to keep in mind when the sun's out, but beautiful nonetheless.

I went for the first time the other day! It was such a good experience! If you are in the area and…read moreare looking for a quiet place to relax, walk, take a call, walk your dog, etc definitely stop by. Parking is free. They have 2 mini trails. Everything is well kept!! PICK up trash, they have cameras so they know who is littering and can tell what car you drive etc.

There are 3 entrances to this park ( you should see on google ) one is from Kingsbury rd one on…read moreHagood ( right before you see monarch on right ( the entrances are all between houses ) the last is on monarch - The " leash law" doesn't really work here bc most people let their fogs play off leash , it's kind of a know hangout at about 5:30 I take my Westie bc she can be trusted off leash abs she loves seeing the other digs! But I can't trust my Labrador or my mutt (bc both would run off I fear ) my lab is ok at daycare but after aid of docs he doesn't know . I'm staring to brig my new puppy ( a golden retriever who's 4 months old to train him to stay off leash and not run off ! Everyone is super helpful and nice here - Also the review about old equipment is very old b. This place was re done a couple years ago with nice playground stuff and a rubber landing area ! Perfect for toddlers ( as long as they love dogs!

I was working over in the Crestline/Irondale-ish area and wanted to eat my lunch somewhere outside…read moresince it was SUCH a beautiful day. We came across this park on Google... okay sweet! When we got it pulled up on the GPS, I was CONVINCED it was a mistake because we could not find it. We drove all around the block but could not see where it was, even though GPS said we were clearly there! We starting seeing a playground and open areas behind a bunch of houses, so we knew we were nearby. We drove around more and finalllllyyy found an entrance. It is hidden-- the entrance is on Kingsbury Ave. I've posted a picture so you'll know where to find it and what it looks like. There's also only street parking available. It was a Tuesday afternoon in May that we went, and it was so peaceful. The park is completely surrounded by houses (why it's so hard to find). There was only one other person there doing some running exercise. There's a playground, swings, track, picnic tables under some huge trees, and a good amount of open area. It was a hot day so we ate lunch under the trees, which kept us very cool. Then we played on the swings and playground as an attempt to relive our childhood memories! No bathroom or water fountain (maybe I missed that) that I saw. All in all-- a nice peaceful park. Maybe when school is out it might be busier, but I enjoyed myself!

Parking is a bit tight, but other than that it's a great place for a walk or to bring your kids to…read moreplay and hangout.

The park is pretty and is nice to take a walk after going to Urban Suburban or aftr having a bite…read moreat the Filing Station. It is nice that they have a city pool there too.