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Cross-Eyed Owl Brewing Co,

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105 1st Avenue Northeast Decatur, AL 35601
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256-274-9002
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256-274-9002

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  • 105 1st Avenue Northeast
  • Decatur, AL 35601
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Where to Stay

Point Mallard Campground

A Good Sam park located on 25 wooded acres.

Jay Landings Marina & RV Park

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Comfort Inn

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Comfort Inn & Suites

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Hampton Inn-Decatur

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Doubletree by Hilton Decatur Riverfront

Decatur's only full service hotel. Daily breakfast, lunch Sun-Fri., dinner buffet Mon-Fri, Sunday Brunch.

Quality Inn

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Econo Lodge

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Upcoming Events

Festival of the Cranes

Decatur's annual Festival of the Cranes is held every January at the Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
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What to See & Do

Old Decatur and Albany Historic Districts

See Alabama's largest concentration of historic Victorian homes along 116 acres.

Morgan County Archives

The Archives is home to hundreds of volumes of historical and genealogical subject matter. There are also permanent and rotating exhibits of the many artifacts and images from the Archives' collection. Included is an exhibit about the "Scottsboro B...

Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge/Visitor Center

Orientation video, observation building, walking trails, interpretive center with wildlife and habitat exhibits. Best wildlife viewing 1 to 2 hrs. before sunset Dec.-Feb.

Rhodes Ferry Park/Cherokee Trailhead

The city of Decatur was initially known as Rhodes Ferry Landing, named for Dr. Henry W. Rhodes, an early landowner who operated a ferry that crossed the Tennessee River in the 1810s at the present-day location of Rhodes Ferry Park.

Decatur Civil War Walking Tour

Self-guided walking tour of Decatur's Civil War sites. Brochures available at Visitors Center, Old State Bank and Bank Street merchants.

Delano Park

Named for President Franklin Delano Roosevelt, park features beautiful rose garden, splash pad, playground, tennis court, baseball fields and other recreational facilities.

Old State Bank, The

Pre-Greek Revival structure is oldest bank in state. Used as hospital during Civil War, one of only four buildings left standing when war ended.

Jack Allen Recreation Complex

Complex includes 10 international-size lighted soccer fields on three tiers. Site of many tournaments including the Alabama Soccer Association's coveted Governor's Cup.

Jay Landings Marina & RV Park

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