Chewacla State Park - Auburn, Alabama

Chewacla State Park

Ubicado en Auburn, Alabama, Estados Unidos, Chewacla State Park es un parque estatal que ofrece una variedad de actividades al aire libre y atracciones turísticas.

Características del parque

El parque cuenta con 170 acres de bosque, lagos y campos verdes, lo que lo convierte en un destino popular para los amantes de la naturaleza.

Especialidades del parque

• Estado park y park para disfrutar de las actividades al aire libre.
• Tourist attraction con atracciones y actividades para todos los gustos.

Ubicación

La dirección del parque es: 124 Shell Toomer Pkwy, Auburn, AL 36830, United States.

Teléfono

Para obtener más información, puedes llamar al teléfono: 3348875621.

Página web

Puedes visitar la página web oficial del parque en: alapark.com.

Otras atracciones cercanas

• Un wheelchair-accessible car park para todos los visitantes.
• Un wheelchair-accessible entrance para personas con discapacidad.
• Un hiking trail para amantes de la naturaleza.
• Un playground para niños.
• Perros allowed en el parque.

Opiniones

Este parque tiene 1950 reviews en Google My Business.

Opinión media

La opinión media es de 4.6/5 según los usuarios.

👍 Reviews of Chewacla State Park

Reggie W.

1/5

We planned a trip here to go camping, fishing and kayaking. Looking at the pictures and reading the description on website it seemed the perfect place for that. We made reservations made the drive over. Set up camp headed to launch our kayak only to find out that's impossible. We noticed there were no kayaks in sight. This is a great place if your into bike riding. We loaded up and left disappointed. They should not advertise kayaking

William C.

4/5

This park is great and has a ton of trails to explore. The lake is beautiful. I would be a little cautious with the map they give you. There are many trails that are not on the map and you will get a little confused. The trails are well cared for and offer a wonderful view of the creeks. There are plenty of places to hide from the general traffic. Most people hang out at the main waterfall, but there are many other places to go that offer a little peace and serenity. The multi-use trails can be a little intimidating when several bicyclists are coming your way. I pick up a lot of trash on the trails as well. Many people have no shame and throw their garbage on the trails or by the main waterfall. Overall, it is a great place for a decent hike. It has a lot of trails that have a significant amount of incline to get your heart rate up.

Jo L.

5/5

Chewacla State Park offers a tranquil escape from the everyday, whether you're planning a short visit or a longer stay. They provide comfortable, modern campsites and several rental cabins at reasonable rates. While there's a small entrance fee per person, the park's serene atmosphere makes it well worthwhile. The park features extensive hiking and biking trails surrounding a large lake (26 acres), and fishing is permitted. Bring your kayak or canoe! There's also a skateboard park, numerous picnic areas with grills and pavilions, and a recently constructed playground. We particularly enjoy the beach area for swimming and high diving, which also offers convenient restrooms and changing facilities. My family and I have been coming to the park for decades and we've never been disappointed. Just a casual hike down the nature trails, discovering waterfalls and eagles' nests, is revitalizing.

J. D. T.

4/5

Nice trails, a pretty lake, and a wonderful waterfall. If you want to do some hiking and relax in nature, this is a great place to go if you are in rhe Auburn area.

Scott C.

4/5

I visited the park with hiking in mind. I was impressed with the number of trails and the overall distance offered. There was a primary waterfall that was man-made, but my preference was on Hidden Falls that took a little bit more distance to get to, but definitely more natural and inviting. I visited during the winter time and could imagine what a great Blue Hole this would be in the summertime at Hidden falls. Gave 4 stars instead of 5 because of the aging roads, closed bathrooms, and other facility closures.

Billye W.

5/5

Love this park!! Good walking trails, leashed dogs allowed. Great for biking, too!
I came recently and released a groundhog here that I found at my house (called and got permission first)

CHAOSNCHECK T.

4/5

One night stay. It was Easter Weekend but the RV/Camping side of the Park was at less than 50% occupancy. There are also several large Safari style tents that are available to rent as well. One was complete with kitchen, four beds, bathroom, A/C and heat. We walked over to the Day Use areas and they were TRASHED. Every trash can had overflowing trash. Signs said there was a dumpster in the upper loop but we walked the road to the loop and up to the bath house and didn't see it. Site was full hookup, lots of shade so from our site we were not able to use our Starlink. Gravel sites, picnic table, fire pit, FHU.

Thomas G.

5/5

This is such a beautiful place. Fun things to do all year long. Hiking to the waterfall and climbing on the rocks is always a favorite. The cabins are rustic and all on the water which makes it relaxing. The staff has been very friendly as well. We haven't even left, and our kids already want to know when we are coming back