Things to do

Built in 2011, Ingalls Pavilion has been the home of a countless number of weddings and receptions. It also hosts fishing tournaments, luncheons, black-tie events, meetings, and vendor fairs. The 27,000 square foot multi-purpose facility is a blank slate for any and all types of events.
It can easily be transformed into the venue of your dreams!

Nestled among North Alabama‘s wooded pines, the 700+ acre Family Park lets you tune into nature 365 days a year. Come play 18 beautiful holes on one of the South‘s best golf courses. Stay in our 25 acre wooded campground with 217 full hookup sites and 6 primitive sites. Visit one of America’s first wave pools at our seasonal Waterpark with 25 acres of fun in the sun with attractions for your entire family to enjoy! Point Mallard’s additional facilities include a three mile hiking/jogging/biking trail, multiple green spaces and pavilion areas, and a driving range.

Jack Allen Recreation Complex quickly became recognized as one of the best soccer facilities in the Southeast. The complex has hosted numerous soccer events including adult and youth international games, Alabama State Cup Championships, Presidents Cup and the NAIA Women’s Soccer Championships.

The Cook Museum of Natural Science is a state-of-the-art natural science museum in downtown Decatur, AL. It provides a hands-on, immersive experience where kids can explore, interact with, and learn about nature. Families leave the Cook Museum feeling fulfilled by their time together and inspired by the things they saw and learned. It truly is an amazing experience for families and children of all ages!

The 677-seat Theatre began serving as a stage home for local performing arts groups, providing a multipurpose rental facility for the community, serving as an arts education resource for schools and annually presenting a variety of touring artists in music, theatre and dance. A Professional Series featured national touring arts events from Broadway musicals to major concert artists and family events. For more than twenty years, the Princess Theatre presented an array of outstanding cultural events, including such artists as Tony Randall and Ray Charles, the national tours of Broadway musicals such as “Evita” and “Big River,” and concerts by the Glenn Miller Orchestra and Dan Seals. Local performing groups make their home on the Princess stage, presenting children’s theater, choral concerts, musicals, dance and theatre. More than 60,000 people attend events at the Princess.