- The list below includes 4 free or cheap things to do in or near Eufaula, Alabama, including 30 different types of inexpensive activities like Historic Homes, National & State Parks, Nature & Wildlife Areas and Parks.
- From Lakepoint Resort State Park to Shorter Mansion, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Eufaula.
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Since it's opening in 2011, Archery Connection has been providing archery lessons and competitions on their 35 lane 20 yard range. Birthday parties are offered, and on site pro shop is available for equipment and custom tuning.
42.7 Miles
The Phenix City Art Center is a studio and gallery aimed at promoting the arts to the residents of the local community. In addition to displaying arts, the gallery also hosts painting classes available to local residents.
42.8 Miles
Carter Farm was the childhood home of President Carter and provides an insight into how life existed post depression. The farm stil maintains livestock and most of its original furniture and equipment are available for viewing.
42.8 Miles
The Lunch Box Museum is a museum that collects lunch boxes. There are over 3,000 items on display, and featured items include a 1951 Hopalong Cassidy model, a 1970's Charlie's Angels model and an E.T. lunch box from the 1980's.
42.8 Miles
Idle Hour Park sits on the edge of scenic Moon Lake, and has a mile long nature trail that circles it. The park offers a playground, fishing, tennis courts, ball fields, a splash pad, and picnic areas with grills.
43.2 Miles
With 50 acres to explore, Dothan Area Botanical Gardens offers a variety of flora to see; from poppies, to roses, to Black-Eyed Susans. It also has a vegetable garden where volunteers grow okra, corn, and other seasonal vegetables.
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Founded in 1958, the Columbus State University is home to the Simon Schwob Memorial Library, the Corn Center for the Visual Arts, and the Frank G. Lumpkin Jr. Center, among others. The campus is continuously expanding.
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Former United States President Jimmy Carter hails from Georgia and worked as a peanut farmer before becoming a politician. His influence on the peanut industry is celebrated in the Jimmy Carter Peanut of Plains Statue. This whimsical sculpture is a giant, smiling peanut.
45.0 Miles
Home to Cooper Creek Reservoir, Cooper Creek Park features areas for fishing along with tennis and horseshoe courts. The park provides a walking trail, sheltered picnic areas, barbecue grills and children's playgrounds.
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300 North Bond Street, Plains, GA 31780
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Former United States President Jimmy Carter lived in Plains, Georgia for much of his life. The Jimmy Carter National Historic Site preserves that legacy through museum exhibits and tours of the Carter's ancestral home.