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City Park, located at 401 Gault Avenue North in Fort Payne, Alabama, is the oldest park in the city and a beloved gathering place for locals and visitors alike. With its picturesque setting in downtown Fort Payne, City Park offers a variety of amenities including swings, a gazebo, picnic shelter, restrooms, and historic markers that provide insight into the city's past. The park is also home to statues honoring the country music supergroup Alabama, who have strong ties to the community.
Throughout the year, City Park hosts a variety of events and activities, from live music performances during Boom Days to the festive Christmas in the Park celebration in December. Families can enjoy picnics, play on the playgrounds, or simply relax under the shade of the century-old Ginko trees.
In addition to City Park, Fort Payne boasts several other beautiful parks such as the Alabama Walking Park, Patriots Memorial Park, Spring Grove, Hawkins Spring Park, and Douglas Community Park. Each park offers unique features and amenities, from walking trails and fitness stations to playgrounds and picnic areas. Whether you're looking for a peaceful place to relax or a fun spot for family outings, Fort Payne's parks have something for everyone to enjoy.
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"Me & my brother checked out he City Park with a lot of nice Christmas decorations on display & it looks real good to see for everyone."
"Wonderful park to take a break in or enjoy some event. I really appreciate that they have playground equipment for special needs children."
"Small open space with a few benches and a pavilion. It also features a monument, a fountain, and several covered areas. Mostly just a nice place to relax for a moment."
"Public park in downtown Ft.Payne, Alabama. There are monuments to Confederate soldiers,markers to historical events facing the Cherokees,such as the Trail of Tears,and the founding of FtPayne, and the Cherokee alphabet that was invented by Sequoyah. There are statues of the Alabama Band. There are picnic tables,benches,a fountain,swings,pavillions,a gazebo and a public restroom. There is also a little marker dedicated to whittler's corner,where local elderly men used to gather to talk, whittle and watch people."
"Nice area, we had not planned to stop but something caught our eye. It was during the really cold weather and was 16 that morning. We saw the fountain in the park totally frozen and just had to stop and look. We would love to go back in warmer weather as there seemed to be many neat attractions."
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