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Horse Pens 40
Street address:
3525 Co. Rd. 42
Steele, AL 35987
Phone:
256-570-0076
Schedule:
Day-use open 9 a.m.–dark; camping 24 hrs.
Mailing:
P.O. Box 159
Steele, AL 35987
Discount:
group, child
Admission:
Admission charged
Accepted:
Personal Checks
Travelers Checks
MasterCard
Visa
115-acre nature park. Hiking, camping, picnicking, bouldering. Bluegrass festivals, motorcycle rallies, Native American festivals, arts & crafts, Tomato Festival. Civil War re-enactments, Mountain Man Rendezvous, bouldering competitions. Country and Southern rock 'n' roll music.
Accessibility:
Mobility Impaired (toilet access from side of wheelchair, support bars for toilets, wheelchair-level restroom sinks, seating areas for wheelchair users, designated parking spaces)
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