Outdoor Activities and Recreation of Tuscaloosa, Alabama

Outdoor Activities and Recreation

No matter what type of outdoor recreation you enjoy, the city of Tuscaloosa has something for you. With 33 public parks, five lakes, the Black Warrior River, and several golf courses, you are sure to find what you are looking for right here in West Alabama.

Your new home at River Walk Place puts you right on Tuscaloosa's Black Warrior River and the water recreation that it provides. Explore West Alabama and discover what other activities await.

  • Lake Lurleen State Park

    Located about 10 minutes from downtown Tuscaloosa, the park offers 1,600 acres for camping and hiking, as well as a 250-acre lake for swimming and fishing. Click here to read more...

  • North River Yacht Club

    An upscale country club, North River offers a marina, fine dining, tennis, golf, swimming, an exercise area, and more to members. The complex is located about 10 minutes from downtown, on the edge of Lake Tuscaloosa. Click here to read more...

  • Tannehill State Park

    Situated about 30 minutes from Tuscaloosa,Tannehill encompasses more than 1,500 acres for hiking, camping, and recreational activities. The park is home to some of the most well-preserved Civil War landmarks in the country, including an iron furnace gristmill, cotton gin, and more than 45 other historical buildings. The park also features various seasonal events and monthly trade days. Click here to read more...

  • Moundville Archaeological Park

    Located 15 miles south of Tuscaloosa, the park is a branch of the Alabama Museum of Natural History. The area is internationally known as one of the most important prehistoric Native American settlements, and about 800 years ago the site was home to the largest city in North America. The 320-acre park includes natural trails, Native American villages, and a museum. Click here to read more...

  • Capitol Park

    When Tuscaloosa was the state capitol between 1825 and 1846, this site was home to the Alabama Capitol building. Also included in the park are the Old Tavern (1827) and the McGuire-Strickland house (1820), the oldest wood-frame structure in Tuscaloosa. The park is located in downtown Tuscaloosa and is a popular spot for photography and gatherings. Click here to read more...

  • Indian Hills Country Club

    An exclusive country club offering golf, tennis, and other activities to its members, Indian Hills is located in the heart of Tuscaloosa. Click here to read more...

  • Kentuck Festival of the Arts

    This gathering of artists and art-lovers brings thousands of people to downtown each year. Musicians, storytellers, photographers, painters, and traditional craftsmen from all over the country converge on the city to exhibit their art and demonstrate their crafts to visitors. This acclaimed festival takes place annually during the third week of October. Click here to read more...

  • Golfing

    Tuscaloosa is home to three renowned golf courses. Ol’ Colony Golf Course was named one of the “Top 5 Best New Public Courses in America” by Golf Digest, and the complex lives up to its reputation. The 18-hole course has rolling hills and is heavily wooded with tall pines and oaks. The Capstone Club offers another 18-hole award-winning course and clubhouse, making it the perfect location for a golf outing with friends. North River Yacht Club and golf course is an 18-hole, members-only course, located on the edge of Lake Tuscaloosa.


River Walk Place provides access to water recreation on the Black Warrior River and is within a short drive of many outdoor activities throughout West Alabama. Contact us today for an information packet about your new home at River Walk Place condominiums and the surrounding Tuscaloosa area - call Iris Hinton today at 866-434-4545.


Enjoy West Alabama's Great Outdoors and Access To The Black Warrior River

River Walk Place, situated on Tuscaloosa's Black Warrior River, provides water recreation. Contact us today for an information packet about your new home at River Walk Place condominiums and the surrounding Tuscaloosa area - call Iris Hinton at 866-434-4545.

 Explore Tuscaloosa, Alabama...

  • Tuscaloosa Restaurants
    Tuscaloosa is home to many diverse and regionally acclaimed eateries.

  • Nightlife and Entertainment
    Tuscaloosa offers a variety of nightlife activities for both young and old.

  • Museums and Galleries
    For the cultural enthusiast, Tuscaloosa is home to several museums, galleries, and historical points of interest.

  • Performing Arts
    Tuscaloosa is rich with talent and events in the performing arts. The city serves as host to many venues and acclaimed performances throughout the year.

  • Crimson Tide Sporting Events
    No matter what sport you enjoy, Crimson Tide Athletics are sure to entertain you.

  • The University of Alabama
    In addition to exciting athletic events, the University of Alabama is also home to many historical and cultural attractions.

  • Outdoor Activities
    No matter what type of outdoor recreation you enjoy, the city of Tuscaloosa has something for you.

  • Medical Community
    The medical centers of Tuscaloosa are an integral part of the community, and offer world-class healthcare with state-of-the-art treatments and technology.