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Tannehill Ironworks Historical
Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park is located in McCalla, Alabama. It is a 1,500-acre park that preserves the historic 19th century iron-making community of Tannehill. The park features a variety of attractions, including a museum, a blacksmith shop, a grist mill, a general store, a cotton gin, a sawmill, and a variety of historic buildings. The park also features a campground, a picnic area, and a variety of trails for hiking and biking. Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park is a great place to explore the history of the iron-making industry in Alabama.
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User Reviews
Jonathan George
Great place, we didn’t camp there just used a Day Pass. But it was Awesome, something for almost everyone. From Grandma to young mountain biker riders.
Kasey DeCastra
Beautiful place and we enjoyed the historic buildings and museum. Especially the steam train. My daughter loves trains so this made her day. The playground was right beside our site and lots of hiking to be had.
Talmadge Mincey
The Good: • Beautiful natural setting • Historical structures and significance • Variety of attractions appeal to a diverse user group • Bathrooms seem to be newly remodeled and clean • Continued investment in the park to attract more users • Friendly staff Not So Good: • Litter EVERYWHERE, from one end of the park to the other. Candy wrappers, broken sewers hoses, used jugs of oil, used latex gloves, large cardboard boxes, cans, etc. • Semi-permanent campers in all of the full-hookup sites and at least half of the water/electric sites. Gives off tent city vibes with all the "extra" tents, canvas carports, TARPS, fences, etc.
Graeme Woodhouse
Stayed in the primitive camping area. The site was sufficiently private with flat areas suitable for the tents and a fire ring already set up. Staff was friendly, bathhouses clean and an abundance of portable toilets that were well maintained. Would have liked to see a bbq in the primitive section available to the tenting cround. Only bbqs observed were at the pavilions.
Phil Albro
Woodcarvers Club 2nd Saturday each month, open to public. Christmas show/sale October.