Address: 3906 Turkey Creek Rd, Pinson, AL 35126, USA
Phone: +12056804116
Sunday: 9AM–5:30PM
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 9AM–5:30PM
Thursday: 9AM–5:30PM
Friday: 9AM–5:30PM
Saturday: 9AM–5:30PM
Ryan Tobey
This place was great needs a little bit of cleaning up but still cool just wear socks when your walking on the rocks in the water they are slippery
Larry Kimbrough
I grew up in this area and played in this water many times, that was years before it became a nature preserve. It is a beautiful place to take the family and you can make wonderful pictures, it is well kept and clean.
Nilu Aydin (Nila)
Great place for family and picnic. Free. Because of free no life guard, but there is a park ranger walks around. Must have water shoes. The bottom some places hard to see the bottom and full of slimy big rocks. Short area of sliding rock. Water creates a pool that children float after sliding rock then go back up again. Tubing. You can sit on it and go down very short distance. It is shallow and rocky bottom. Be aware and respect of the animals around you and don't step on Milipede and snacks.Look for semi precious rocks on sandy spots. Have fun.
Denis Osipychev
Really bad place that is not maintained well. Shattered glass everywhere on trails and in a grass. Be carefull walking in open toe shoes. The place is full of trash. Plactic, liquer bottles, paper bags are everywhere. Some plastic maybe brought by the water but the highland trails are trashed too. The locals are not being nice to this place. The road to this place is also full of trash on both sides of the road. Tells a lot about people living here. If traveling, don't waste your time going there. You will have a huge disappointment.
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Free
Have to bring your own.
Yes
Yes. I was there a week ago and there were at least 30 people swimming in various areas of the creek and by the waterfalls.
No camping at Turkey Creek.
Yes, except there is no alcohol and no Charcoal grilling.
Gas grills are permitted, charcoal/wood grills are not. The Preserve's rules can be found on our website at www.TurkeyCreekNp.com.
There is. The vermilion darter is endemic to Turkey Creek.
Yes. Fishing is permitted under the following guidelines: Alabama’s Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Regulations Everyone must practice catch and release The use of cast nets, minnow traps, seine nets or any other small fish capture device, is Not Permitted
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