Landmark Park
About Landmark Park
Landmark Park is more than just a place to wander around. It is a place to participate and experience!
There is not only a host of nature to explore, but history to re-live, and lots of fun learning to be had by the whole family!
Landmark Park is 135 acres of parkland built to preserve the natural and cultural heritage of Alabama's Wireless Region.
If it's nature that you love, then you are in luck because there are woods waiting to be explored via an elevated boardwalk, as well as an interpretive center that can teach you all about the wildlife and plant life that surrounds you.
Ever think there would be a planetarium too? Yep - there is! There are also wildlife exhibits, which are great to check out before you actually head out and spot them!
Then, history is waiting to be experienced with an 1890's living history farm, complete with original buildings such as a smokehouse, an old farmhouse, syrup shed and cane mill.
Let's not forget about all of the animals too - after all, it is a LIVING history farm! From chickens, to cows, mules and goats, those animals are just waiting to make new friends.
Make sure you don't miss the Victorian gazebo, as well as the one-room schoolhouse. Kids - how much different is that school room to what you know today? Pretty different we imagine! There is also a drugstore, a country store and a turn-of-the-century church.
With fun annual events, as well as workshops, Landmark Park really does have something for everyone in the family!
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Suggest editHow much does it cost?
Suggest editAdults $5.00
Children $4.00 (Ages 3 to 12)
Free Under 2 years
Last Update 2023
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Landmark Park FAQ’s
I’m Hungry! Can I get food at Landmark Park?
The Drugstore is where you can pick up a milkshake, ice cream or soft drink!
Any top tips when visiting?
Check out the youth programs including Full Farm Days, and fun with trucks events
Does Landmark Park have a gift shop?
The Gift Shop has rocks, minerals, toys, books and games - all waiting to be taken home and enjoyed! There is also a general store with old fashioned games
Teachers corner
Numerous "Outdoor Learning Labs" have been especially designed to provide students with valuable hands-on activities to compliment their classroom studies. Each Outdoor Learning Lab utilizes the different resources of Landmark Park, providing a wonderful variety of areas to explore.
Is Landmark Park fully accessible?
Some areas have limited accessibility because of the rural 1890s environment. The interpretive center, several historic buildings and some elevated boardwalk have ramps, but others don't. There are also limited wheelchairs available, and service animals allowed.
Any additonal information?
Admission varies for the special events
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