Turkey Creek Nature Preserve

3906 Turkey Creek Road, Pinson, AL 35126

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Hours open

Monday:

Closed

Tuesday:

Closed

Wednesday:

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Thursday:

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Friday:

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Saturday:

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Sunday:

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

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  • Photo of Turkey Creek Nature Preserve - Turkey Creek Road, Pinson, Alabama, United States
  • Photo of Turkey Creek Nature Preserve - Turkey Creek Road, Pinson, Alabama, United States
  • Photo of Turkey Creek Nature Preserve - Turkey Creek Road, Pinson, Alabama, United States
  • Photo of Turkey Creek Nature Preserve - Turkey Creek Road, Pinson, Alabama, United States
  • Photo of Turkey Creek Nature Preserve - Turkey Creek Road, Pinson, Alabama, United States
  • Photo of Turkey Creek Nature Preserve - Turkey Creek Road, Pinson, Alabama, United States
  • Photo of Turkey Creek Nature Preserve - Turkey Creek Road, Pinson, Alabama, United States
  • Photo of Turkey Creek Nature Preserve - Turkey Creek Road, Pinson, Alabama, United States
  • Photo of Turkey Creek Nature Preserve - Turkey Creek Road, Pinson, Alabama, United States
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Location & Phone number

3906 Turkey Creek Rd, Pinson, AL 35126, United States
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About the Business

Turkey Creek Nature Preserve

Turkey Creek Nature Preserve is a beautiful park located at 3906 Turkey Creek Road, Pinson, Alabama, United States. This park offers a variety of plant sales every season, including a Spring Plant Sale every Saturday in April and a Fall Plant Sale every Saturday in October. Visitors can shop for native plants from Ruffner Mountain and Turkey Creek Nature Preserve at the Ruffner Greenhouse, located at the entrance of Ruffner Mountain’s South East Lake Entrance and Nature Center in Birmingham. The park also features two designated parking lots for visitors' convenience. With a rich history dating back to prehistoric Native American inhabitants and a diverse range of habitats, Turkey Creek Nature Preserve is home to several endangered species of fish, bats, turtles, and flowers. Visitors must adhere to the park's rules and regulations, including no alcoholic beverages, controlled substances, firearms, littering, or disturbing wildlife. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a leash at all times. Professional and commercial photographers must apply for a permit before shooting within the preserve. Enjoy the beauty of Turkey Creek Nature Preserve and help keep it clean and protected for future generations.

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Md Shahnur Arefin:
5

"Trekking and cycling are popular activities in Turkey Creek Natural Preserve. It also has trails for birdwatching. Nonetheless, the water's distinct rock formations set it apart from other neighboring waterfalls. A complimentary parking area was an added bonus, and visitors are not charged for entry."

1 year ago
Glimpse Local:
5

"Lovely place to be. Dog friendly and remember the Golden rule: Leave no Trace behind. Keep it clean for everyone."

1 year ago
Sondra Personal:
5

"Turkey Creek is very natural. Not a lot of man made structures. It has a beautiful creek, and rocks, waterfall. not deep, but enough for kayaking unless there’s drought. People mostly wade and float in the water. Some trails are challenging, but an active kid would have no problem. The only negative is the growing number of visitors that litter, and don’t respect nature. Turkey Creek does not have enough staff to pick up after these people constantly. If you go, please help by being respectful and take pride in the park because it belongs to you."

1 year ago
Mike “BIG DUDE” B.:
5

"One of my favorite places to visit! Took my wife and kids, we had an awesome time! Laughs, slip and falls and whatever else you could expect from a place like this! Enjoy seeing everyone have a good time."

1 year ago
Brad Lipscomb:
5

"Beautiful setting and free with donation suggested of $5 it's well worth your time. Cut the cord and get out and see nature. It won't disappoint. The waterfall level was a little low but you could still tube and enjoy the cool water. Many places to swim and stay cool. Loved it. Highly recommend the visit. Only disappointing post is the stupid litter bugs, which was minimal but like most places now a days noticeable. Leave no footprint people. It's God's beautiful creation not your trash can."

1 year ago
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