About Madison, AL

Things To Do In Madison

Madison is a small town in the heart of Alabama. It has been around since 1818 and it's one of the most underrated towns to visit, according to locals.

What makes Madison so great? Read on! 

Madison is a small town with plenty of things to do- from shopping at local stores like The Emporium or Jasmine Home Design Center, to hiking through nature parks like Lake Waresville Park or camping out at Cane Creek State Park - there are activities for any person looking for an entertaining experience. There are also many festivals that happen throughout the year, including farmer markets in Spring and Fall, Christmas parades in December, and much more! For those who love sports, Madison offers both amateur football games on

If you're looking for a place to go and have some fun, we've got just the list for you. Welcome again to Madison, Alabama! This small town is filled with people who enjoy living in the moment. They love their hometown and there's plenty of things to do around here- from shopping at local stores like The Emporium or Jasmine Home Design Center, to hiking through nature parks like Lake Waresville Park or camping out at Cane Creek State Park - there are activities for any person looking for an entertaining experience. There are also many festivals that happen throughout the year, including farmer markets in Spring and Fall which offer produce grown by locals. You'll be sure not to find anything boring when it comes time visit!

Madison is a small town with plenty of things to do- from shopping at local stores like The Emporium or Jasmine Home Design Center, to hiking through nature parks like Lake Waresville Park or camping out at Cane Creek State Park - there are activities for any person looking for an entertaining experience. There are also many festivals that happen throughout the year, including farmer markets in Spring and Fall which offer produce grown by locals. You'll be sure not to find anything boring when it comes time visit!

During the summertime, families spend their time outside, which is why taking a trip to one of Madison's many beaches is a great idea. There are three public beaches that you can visit: Lake Waresville Park Beach, Lay Lake State Park Beach and Cane Creek State Park Beach. Not only will the water be cool for those hot summer days but there are plenty of activities you can partake in as well!

Or if it's something more adventurous that interests you maybe horseback riding on over 100 miles worth of trails or canoeing down the scenic Locust Fork River? Again- there really is no way to get bored here because whatever your interest may be, Madison has got it covered!

Learn more about Madison's history and government.