It is so fun. My wife was scared to go down the slides. My kids were having so much fun. My kids…read moremade great friends and my wife said they're watching TikTok. It was pretty fun.

This is a great park and not expected in the area. We found it while driving through, getting to…read moreknow the area. They have a great 3 story play structure for the kids with several slides, climbing walls and swings. They also have a smaller area for littler children. Parking was easy from the road and near the play area. They had a blacktop walking/biking trail and a nice little creek with a cute bridge. I saw a memorial area off to the side but we didn't make our way up their to check it out on this particular visit. There were a couple bench type swings that were broken and laying on the ground and the play equipment could use a powerwash or fresh coat of paint along with fresh mulch. Overall, this is a great area to come let your kids burn some energy!

I normally don't do outdoor activities unless it's during a certain time of the year when it's…read morecooler, but I ended up taking a hike around the lake. The walking trail is pretty decent which has you going in different directions depending on which part you want to start off with. Certain areas are closed off because of construction, but you still can get a good walk in. I would advise everyone to watch your step because the main starting trail has a lot of poop I'm sure you don't want getting on your shoes.

Man if anybody can tell me what to throw to catch something here please let me know i've tried…read morespinners cranks worms frogs I can't get anything to bite.

Oh my!!! I stumbled across a great hiking, swimming, relaxing and gathering spot. It's not far off…read morethe highway but tucked in enough to explore some great hiking trails. Alabama really does hold a lot of natural beauty. You kind find spots of tranquility or if you bring the kids, there's plenty of adventure for them. Pets are welcome. I will definitely be back!

I love to bring my kids and tubes to Turkey Creek Nature Preserve because they have an entire…read morenatural lazy river with a natural waterslide too. When I have grandkids, I'll be sure to bring them each summer. Sincerely, Christophe.

I really love coming here for a walk or a jog. Sometimes I bring my pup with me and she seems to…read moreenjoy it too. Most people who bring their dogs here have well trained dogs. Unlike other nearby parks, I don't have to worry about if I'm approaching an aggressive or unsocialized dog along the path.

I didn't take many pics here but I really enjoyed this park! It's beautiful and easy to navigate…read more So many pretty views and things to do! The walking trail is easy. We had a nice time here. Can't wait to return!

Great place to take the kids on a hot summer day. Not too big and big too small. They do have…read moresnacks available for purchase.

I don't live in Moody, but I've been to this cute splash pad a couple times with friends who do!…read more One of the first things I noticed was that the entire area is enclosed by a metal fence, which I totally appreciated! No worrying that small children could wander away! There is a brick building which houses the ticket office, bathrooms, and encloses a Few picnic tables. There are also several large pavilions that can be rented for parties, as well as tables with umbrellas scattered around the perimeter. The splash pad itself it great! Lots of water spraying contraptions and a slide that all the kids love. There were several lifeguards patrolling the area and they seemed really focused on the kids, which was awesome. All in all, worth the drive and definitely a place we will be spending more time at this summer!

I love coming here sometimes just to decompress. The track is great for a nice slow or brisk walk…read more It's easily accessible too. This park and its grounds are always clean. I am not sure of the exact size of the track but this is a great spot for a nice workout. Kid play area is available as well.

Great place to take the kids to play! Great place to walk & exercise! The splash pad is a great…read morebonus! Very clean & well kept !

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.

Ruffner Mountain was a great stop during our four‑day girls hiking trip in Alabama. Since we…read moreplanned to tackle a big 23‑mile hike the following day, we decided not to hike the entire park and instead kept it to about three miles. Even with a shorter hike, we were still able to experience and enjoy the park and its trails. My favorite part was Cambrian Overlook. Even though I'm scared of heights, I knew I had to push myself to the edge of the cliff to take in the view--and I'm so glad I did. The scenery was absolutely gorgeous and worth every bit of bravery it took to snap a photo. If I find myself back in the area, I would definitely be open to returning and exploring more of what the park has to offer. It's a beautiful spot and a great option for hikers of all levels.

Ample parking close by trail ($5; can pay by Park Mobile app). The there multiple trails to choose…read morefrom that are well marked and well maintained. There are restrooms on site.