On the eastern edge of Tuscaloosa County, Tannehill is the site of one of the Civil War's most important iron furnaces for weapon making. Beautifully set in the foothills of the Appalachian chain, Tannehill features excellent camping and an array of sights such as an old country church, a waterwheel grist mill, museum, gift shop, restaurant, horseback riding, and hiking trails. This lake has 91 campsites, picnic areas and beach area complete with a bathhouse and park store, and over five miles of hiking trails. Canoes and paddle-boats are also available for use on the lake. Fishing boats available along with canoes and paddle-boats.
Picnic areas are available.
Located on the popular Holt Lake, this campground has 46 campsites, fishing piers, a swimming beach, a bicycle trail, hiking trails and boat ramp. An internationally known National Historic Landmark, Moundville contains 20 prehistoric Indian mounds and an archaeological museum which displays some of the finest Mississippian-era artifacts ever found in North America. Enjoy videos about Native Americans in the museum's theater. Relax in the picnic grounds overlooking the Black Warrior River or camp out in the wooded campground. Daily 8am - 8pm, daily.