Best Attractions near Kimball House

Discover historic mineral springs and natural beauty at Bladon Springs State Park, a peaceful retreat in Choctaw County, Alabama.

Explore the site of the 1813 Fort Mims massacre, a pivotal event in the Creek War, with reconstructed fort and interpretive exhibits.

Discover a peaceful retreat in Millry City Park, a charming destination for relaxation, community, and natural beauty in rural Alabama.

Thomasville City Park: Recreation, relaxation, and community spirit in the heart of Thomasville, Alabama.

Explore Alabama's natural beauty at Choctaw NWR SOA: a 4,000-acre hunting paradise with limited-quota permits for quality primitive weapon deer hunts.

Escape to Dovetail Grove RV Park in Calvert, AL, for a serene nature retreat with spacious sites and easy access to local attractions.

Discover Alabama's natural beauty at Choctaw National Wildlife Refuge: a haven for birding, fishing, hunting, and wildlife observation along the Tombigbee River.

Escape to the serene beauty of Lenoir Landing Park in Toxey, Alabama, for waterfront relaxation and outdoor adventures.

Discover the refreshing waters and tranquil beauty of Red Hill Spring in Stockton, Alabama – a natural oasis offering a peaceful escape.

Experience the enchantment of the holidays at Harmon Family Christmas Lights in Citronelle, Alabama, a dazzling spectacle for the whole family.

A spacious park in Monroeville, AL, offering sports facilities, a swimming pool, and picnic areas for a fun day outdoors.

Discover the inspiration behind 'To Kill a Mockingbird' at this historic courthouse museum in Monroeville, Alabama, the literary capital of the state.

Discover tranquility at Dead Lake Island Camping Platform: Camping, fishing, kayaking, and nature await near Mt. Vernon, Alabama.

Discover Choctaw County's history through fascinating artifacts and exhibits at the Historical Museum in Gilbertown, Alabama.

Discover Citronelle's captivating past at the Historical Preservation Society: museum, landmarks, and stories of a unique Southern town.

Explore Alabama's wild side: Discover rare pitcher plant bogs, diverse birdlife, and scenic trails at Splinter Hill Bog Forever Wild Tract.

Discover Stockton, Alabama's heritage: Explore exhibits on early settlements, timber industry, and local history at the Stockton Heritage Museum.

Explore a unique Alabama preserve with rare carnivorous plants, diverse wildlife, and scenic trails for hiking, biking, and birdwatching.

Discover the historic Ellicott's Stone in Axis, Alabama, marking a crucial boundary in early American history and land surveying.

Discover Baldwin County's heritage at Bicentennial Park: a blend of history, nature, and family fun in a scenic 367-acre setting.

Discover tranquility at Raines Creek Park in Stockton, Alabama – a perfect escape for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Discover the natural beauty of Alabama's Mobile-Tensaw Delta at Live Oak Landing, a Forever Wild Tract offering outdoor adventures and tranquil escapes.

Discover Atmore's heritage at this park featuring historic buildings, a splash pad, playground, and community events in the heart of Alabama.

Experience the scenic beauty of the Mobile-Tensaw River Delta on this landmark bridge, a vital transportation artery and an Alabama icon.

Discover 19th-century life at this historic water-powered gristmill and folk traditions park in Beatrice, Alabama.

Discover Alabama's natural beauty at Mobile County River Delta Nature Walk: serene trails, diverse wildlife, and tranquil ecosystems await.

Explore dinosaurs, science, and the Bible at Dinosaur Adventure Land in Repton, Alabama—a unique family destination where faith meets prehistoric fun.

A historic park in Camden, Alabama, offering green spaces, playgrounds, and picnic areas for family fun and community gatherings.

Discover Alabama's natural beauty at Mobile Tensaw Delta Wildlife Management Area: birdwatching, hiking, and delta exploration await!

Escape to Millers Ferry Campground for lakeside camping, fishing, and boating in the heart of Alabama's Black Belt region.

Explore Alabama's natural beauty at Roland Cooper State Park: fishing, birding, camping & more on the scenic Dannelly Reservoir.

Discover Alabama's past in Oak Hill: A historic district showcasing 19th & 20th-century architecture and rural Southern charm.

Discover Alabama's past and natural beauty: Explore Civil War history, a ghost town, and the Mobile-Tensaw Delta at Historic Blakeley State Park.

Discover the poignant story of the Clotilda, the last slave ship to America, and the resilient community of Africatown at this immersive heritage museum.

Escape to the serene shores of Dannelly Reservoir at Chilatchee Creek Campground, offering outdoor adventures and peaceful relaxation in Alabama's Black Belt.

Explore Southern Alabama's heritage at the Thomas E. McMillan Museum in Brewton, showcasing Native American, colonial, and early American artifacts.

Discover Brewton's green oasis: a vibrant park with history, recreation, and community events for the whole family to enjoy.

Experience the heart of Brewton at Market Park: a vibrant hub for community events, art, and relaxation in a revitalized downtown setting.

Discover Alabama's natural beauty at Chickasaw State Park: camping, wildlife, and outdoor adventures in the heart of the Black Belt region.

Experience Southern charm at Mobile's Richards-DAR House Museum, an 1860 Italianate masterpiece showcasing antebellum elegance and period furnishings.

Explore Mobile's historic Bienville Square, a stunning urban park perfect for relaxation, culture, and vibrant community events.

Discover Heavenly Metal, a captivating sculpture in Mobile, AL, crafted from reclaimed WWII materials, embodying history and art.

Escape to nature in the heart of Mobile at Richardson Park, a serene green space with a tranquil lake, walking trails, and community events.

Experience the vibrant history, entertainment, and culture of Mobile, Alabama, on lively Dauphin Street in the heart of downtown.

Travel under the Mobile River through this historic Art Deco tunnel, connecting downtown Mobile to Blakeley Island since 1941.

Explore over 150 interactive exhibits at Mobile's Exploreum Science Center. A world of science, technology, and fun awaits visitors of all ages!

A scenic waterfront park in downtown Mobile offering tranquil views, lush greenery, and a tribute to the city's maritime history.

Experience the grandeur of the Saenger Theatre Mobile, a beautifully restored landmark offering a diverse range of entertainment since 1927.