Fort Mims 1813 Fort Mims Road, Stockton, AL 36579

"Lots of history but very tight parking especially for larger vehicles such as an RV."

"Historical site. Nice day use park. Big Pavillion and outdoor stage area. No restrooms."

"Historical site for the start of the war between the United States and the Redstone Creek Indians. The site is an National Historical Site. There are multiple sign boards explaining various elements of the block house and stockade. The site also used for reenactments in the summer. Fort Mims is off the beaten track but easy to find with Google Maps. Highly recommended for the history buffs bot others would rate the site at two stars."

"A nice place to visit and learn about its history. There are informational placards available to assist in learning. This is an unmanned/attended fort open from dawn until dusk. Some of the informational pieces are broken, damaged or covered in dirt from the elements. There is a small building labeled museum that is locked. It is worth visiting if you are a history buff or even just curious. I am sure the best time to visit is probably the last week in August when reenactments are held. It is a relatively small property otherwise, that you don't need much time to see once you arrive."

"Enjoy the reenactment of Battle ofBurnt Corn Creek and The Battle of Ft. Mims every year."