Clarke County

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A Lil’ Touch of Cajun Grill

Located in Clarke County | What you’ll find: Dining

A restaurant serving Cajun cui …

ALA-TOM RC&D Council

Located in Clarke County | What you’ll find:

RC&D was initially started …

Alabama Southern Community College Regional Art Museum

Located in Clarke County | What you’ll find: Arts & Culture | Museum

An art museum in Clarke County …

Bashi Creek Public Use Area

Located in Clarke County | What you’ll find: Birding | Outdoor Recreation

Bashi Creek Public Use Area, a …

scenic view on the waterway near Jackson, Alabama. Perfect location for birdwatching

Birding the Wetlands Around Jackson

Located in Clarke County | What you’ll find: Birding | Outdoor Recreation

Exploring among the cypress in …

Claiborne Lake Dam Site West Park

Located in Clarke County | What you’ll find: Birding | Camping | Outdoor Recreation

This is a favorite fishing spo …

Clarke County Historical Museum

Located in Clarke County | What you’ll find: Archeological | Historical | Museum

At the intersection of U.S. Hi …

Fort Senquefield

Located in Clarke County | What you’ll find: Historical

The story of Fort Sinquefield …

Grove Hill, AL Cultural Arts Center

Located in Clarke County | What you’ll find: Arts & Culture | Museum

The Grove Hill Cultural Arts C …

Museum front entrance, Katherine Tucker Windom Museum, Thomasville, AL

Kathryn Tucker Windham Museum

Located in Clarke County | What you’ll find: Historical | Museum

The Kathryn Tucker Windham Mus …

Kimbell Lake

Located in Clarke County | What you’ll find: Birding | Outdoor Recreation

This is a great site for viewi …

Minnie Mae’s

Located in Clarke County | What you’ll find: Dining

Old Lock 1 Park

Located in Clarke County | What you’ll find: Birding | Camping | Historical | Outdoor Recreation

The Old Lock 1 Park is located at the remains of Old Lock 1 on the Tombigbee River between Jackson and Coffeeville. This park lies in a grove of large pecan trees. Major improvements at the park site from 1999–2004 include a picnic pavilion, restrooms, renovated boat ramp, paved roads, parking lots and a park host campsite.