It's Springtime in Decatur! Enjoy the Sunshine at These Beautiful Spots

Lillie Beth Warner • April 6, 2023

The seasons have changed and the flowers are blooming. We have the best places to enjoy Springtime in Decatur!

The longer days that come along with Springtime means there is more time to have fun in the River City! From sunrise to sunset Decatur is soaking up the sunshine. It's time to come out and enjoy the beautiful spring air for yourself while visiting one of Decatur's lovely public parks. You can go for a walk, toss around frisbee, have a delicious picnic, or even fly a kite. There are plenty of places in Decatur that are great for recreation, exercise, or having family time. Make sure to visit these Decatur parks to find the perfect location to be active or to kick back and relax this spring.

Delano Park and Conservatory

Delano Park is a great location for having fun on a spring afternoon. There are fun activity options for the whole family. This park has a cham to it like no other. You can enjoy all that Delano Park has to offer such as: 

  • An incredible historic WPA Rose Garden- This garden is absolutely incredible once the flowers bloom! 
  • A Super Splash Pad- This is a fun free activity that the whole family will enjoy.
  • A Trail of History- Add an education element to your springtime fun!
  • Sporty tennis courts- Get active this spring while takin advtange of the nice tennis courts.
  • Family fun playground - Have a nice afternoon at this safe and beautiful space.
  • Charming picnic shelter- Enjoy a meal outside at the clean picinic area. 

This park is located off of Prospect Drive/6th AVE/Somerville Road/ and Gordon Drive. 


Rhodes Ferry Park

Take some time out of your spring to stroll along the river front at Rhodes Ferry Park. This spacious park is the perfect location for an afternoon walk,a game of football, or a family picnic. This historic park is perfect for kids and kids at heart. Children can enjoy playing on the playground or watching trains pass by. While adults can enjoy the nice breeze and views from the goregous Tennessee River. You can get the best view of Decatur's Steam boat Bill's Memorial Bridge and the Norfolk Southern Tennesee River Bridge. Make sure to stop by the gazebo to cool off from the sunshine. Rhodes Ferry Park is located on 100 Market St NW, Decatur, AL 35601. 

Frazier Park

Frazier Park is located at the corner of Line and Ferry Streets in the Old Decatur Historic District. This sweet park features the Daikin Japanese garden. The authentic Japanese Tea Garden was given to the City of Decatur by the Daikin American Corporation. Plans are underway at Frazier Park to add a traditional English Garden. You can enjoy a quiet morning or afternoon at Frazier park while taking in the views of the tranquil fountains and scenic gardens. 

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