- Our list of the best things to do in Cullman, Alabama, features the top 16 nearby activities — including 10 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Cullman, AL has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Outdoor Places, Museums & Galleries, Sights & Landmarks, and Entertainment & Shows.
- The results below include the top 13 things to do within the city of Cullman, AL , followed by 3 popular activities in nearby cities, including Decatur, Hanceville and Vinemont
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To its members, Hogan Family YMCA offers a large fitness facility with a room filled with free weights, and a room dedicated to cardio machines. The facility also has a steam room and a sauna.
36.6 Miles
Featuring a 38,000-foot park, Insanity Skate Park allows visitors to skateboard and rollerblade on over 45 ramps and other obstacles. The park also provides up to 27 holes of miniature golf, batting cages and a pro shop.
36.6 Miles
The largest selection of beers made by the Blue Pants Brewery can only be found in their own on-site tap room. Live music events and special activities like opening casks are featured at this brewery.
37.1 Miles
Featuring one movie at a time, Argo Drive-In provides a large viewing area for visitors to park their car in. It serves concessions like hot dogs and other snacks. Visitors can bring lawn chairs for extra seating.
37.2 Miles
A private RV park and camping area, Lakeside Campground Resort offers a variety of amenities, including 30 amp power hookups for 140 sites. The campground features a swimming pool, playground, fishing areas, and a boat launch.
37.2 Miles
Opened in 2012, Guntersville Bass Guides is a business offering guided bass fishing tours to its customers. Visitors of all fishing skill levels are led on trips on Lake Guntersville by local fishing Captain Jim Leary.
37.3 Miles
With its outdoors and indoors facilities and being able to guest many types of sporting programs, such as amateur basketball and soccer games, Dublin Memorial Park is ideal for both adults and parents with children.
37.3 Miles
Twickenham was the original name chosen for Huntsville by LeRoy Pope who brought the land at auction and later donated it to the city. The Twickenham district has many historic homes, and many have signs that tell about their history.
37.3 Miles
Dublin Park offers soccer fields, tennis courts, a disc golf course, an outdoor pool, a playground, and paved walking trails. A gymnasium with basketball/volleyball courts, a heated pool, and an upstairs walking track is also available.
37.4 Miles
With its Children Learning Garden created with themes from popular children's books, Madison Public Library offers its visitors not only books, but also plenty of computers to use. It also has a public meeting room.