Georgetown Lake Park,

2899 Georgetown Drive, Hoover, AL 35216

"This is a small but nice park that we found in a area we were nearby. At the time we were there is was no one else there. The small lake was relaxing. This park has shaded areas and a nice gazebo on the lake. The decking throughout was freshly redone."

"Beautiful place to relax and just enjoy nature. We walked all the way around it and it was very peaceful. Has a really nice Gazebo."

"Good points, it's tucked away inside of a neighborhood so it's very quiet. The playground is nice and in good shape. My son enjoyed playing on the playground. The trail is lovely with the trees, lake and fountain. I enjoyed seeing the bamboo by the bridges and seeing the ducks. Fishing is allowed, it's catch and release. It was nice seeing families walking around. There are a few picnic tables and plenty of benches to sit on. Not good points, if you have a stroller and want to walk around the whole lake there are stairs. I had to take my child out of his stroller to get up the stairs. They aren't steep steps but still difficult to carry your child and stroller up stairs. Parking is a little weird. Some benches need repair as they are moldy or some benches were spray painted on. Other than that, it's a nice park to visit if you are close by."

"Every time we go, we enjoy it. We love walking tbe trail and feeding the ducks. The kids enjoy playing on the playground and swings. We went right befire the rain came and the temp was cool, but a little muggy. The ducks were pretty as ever. Once we were done enjoying the outdoors, we enjoyed fresh ice cream from La Sabrosita. A beautiful family day!"

"Nice, quiet park in unexpected place, residential Hoover. A paved/boardwalk trail encircles a small lake. There is a nice playground, pavilion that could be used in a birthday party setting- and numerous benches. Would be great for outdoor reading/laptopping and for people with kids. Children will also appreciate getting up close to the ducks and sighting turtles. A sign at the entrance asks visitors not to feed the ducks. There is no restroom. There is a water fountain but I was disappointed on my visit because it was not functioning. So bring your own water for drinking and washing up! There is not a lot of space for parking which is a strip of widened street across from the park. I walked around the perimeter and down a boardwalk overlooking the lake and it was 0.35 miles."