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All Inclusive Playground

The facility is an accessible, inclusive playground in Tuscaloosa, Alabama for children and families of all ages and abilities.

5901 Watermelon Road Tuscaloosa, AL 35406
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(205) 562-3210
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Wheelchair Accessible
Free
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(205) 562-3210

Getting There

Central Alabama »
  • 5901 Watermelon Road
  • Tuscaloosa, AL 35406
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Where to Stay

Embassy Suites Tuscaloosa Alabama Downtown

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The Jack Warner at North River

This inn and conference center has 57 rooms, a meeting space and other amenities.

Baymont Inn & Suites Tuscaloosa

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Best Western University Inn

The Best Western University Inn at 3801 McFarland Blvd. E. has received he Best Western Director’s Award for outstanding quality standards. The award recognizes the top 20 percent of the more than 2,100 Best Western hotels in North America for cleanl...

Hotel Capstone

Perfectly placed on the University of Alabama’s campus, it is the only full-service hotel in the Tuscaloosa area.

SpringHill Suites Tuscaloosa

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WoodSpring Suites Tuscaloosa

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Deerlick Creek Park Campground (USACE)

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Upcoming Events

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The story of an extraordinary girl who dares to take a stand and change her destiny. Tony Award-Winning show.

Selections from Kelly Hatfield: An Art Exhibition at Hotel Indigo

Kentuck's Gallery at Hotel Indigo is located in Hotel Indigo Tuscaloosa at 111 Greensboro Ave, Tuscaloosa, AL, just 5 minutes from Kentuck Art Center's main campus. This gallery, curated by Kentuck Art Center, is open 7 days a week and features arti...

Selections from Scott McQueen: An Art Exhibition at Hotel Indigo

Indigo Summary description: Kentuck's Gallery at Hotel Indigo is located in Hotel Indigo Tuscaloosa at 111 Greensboro Ave, Tuscaloosa, AL, just 5 minutes from Kentuck Art Center's main campus. This gallery, curated by Kentuck Art Center, is open 7 d...

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Kentuck's Gallery at Hotel Indigo is located in Hotel Indigo Tuscaloosa at 111 Greensboro Ave, Tuscaloosa, AL, just 5 minutes from Kentuck Art Center's main campus. This gallery, curated by Kentuck Art Center, is open 7 days a week and features arti...
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Where to Eat

Heritage House Coffee

Heritage House originated in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, in June 1994, as the first coffee house our town ever knew. Since then, we have continued growing as a locally owned small business.

Cypress Inn Restaurant

Southern style food served with a great river view.

301 Bistro, Bar & Beer Garden

With 301, Lloyd and his wife, Bebe, honor the building’s history and have tried to maintain its architectural integrity. Even after everything the space has been through, the original mosaic tile floors are still here and have an incomparable grand,...

Druid City Brewing Co.

Druid City Brewing Company is Tuscaloosa’s Original Craft Brewery. Opening in November 2012 with two beers, our production has swelled to include 6 full time brews.

Black Warrior Brewing Company

Black Warrior Brewing is a brewery and tasting room located in the heart of historic downtown Tuscaloosa. Grab a friend and stop in for a cold pint and a tour of the brewery.

Bob's Victory Grille

Alabama's First & Only Coal Fired Brick Ovens, where we prepare pizzas, calzones, wings, paninis and so much more!

Guthrie's

The Guthrie family restaurant opened in Haleyville in 1965. It wasn't until 1978, however, that the famous chicken fingers and sauce — the result of a contest between the Guthrie children to see who could make the best chicken finger sauce — were add...

Full Moon Bar-B-Que

Once known as Pat James' Full Moon Bar-B-Que, the restaurant, famous for its half-moon cookies and chow-chow — a spicy, sweet Southern relish — was bought in 1996 by brothers David and Joe Maluff. Full Moon now boasts eight locations, including the o...
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