Peach Park - Farmers' market in Clanton - 2300 7th St S, USA

What an adorable place to visit! Definitely worth checking out at least once. I believe that it’s intended to be a giant play area to bring your children for some food and fun- but it’s a nice hangout spot for adults too. Playground, gift shop, BBQ, various desserts- they’ve got this worn out horse statue that is very popular with the kiddos. Their trash bins have giant animal heads on them which are a little creepy but also kinda cute, I’ll let you decide which. Live music on the weekends. A large patio/deck for folks to eat on that is dog friendly and has some seating available where you can get a little shade. There’s numerous chairs and benches around the wooded area too if you want a more secluded spot. And some indoor seating as well if you like your air conditioning. They have different specials daily that they post on social media and also display on their white board there. Favorite thing I ordered was the queso waffle fries. My husband has a sweet tooth so really enjoyed their sweet tea but sadly didn’t save any room during lunch for dessert. Guess we’ll have to go back!

What a great travel stop along I-65! Kids loved the ice cream and the fried pies and I enjoyed the pimento cheese sandwich! Peach Park has some fun little gardens to explore and stretch your legs and some great boutique shopping, too. Perfect fit for our family to spend some time at on our way through Alabama.

It was a good place. They have good food to eat. They had homemade peach ice cream and different kinds of sweets to. They had a good gift shop.

I have been visiting the peach park for years and I like the upgrades of the deck with the state for love music. This is a great pit stop for your trips . You have great options for food or sweets or you can pick up fresh produce to take back home.

Seen the billboards for the place on way to Florida so made sure to stop by on way back. And I was not disappointed!! We had to park in the overflow parking lots they had 2. It was very busy. I was super excited. The smell hits you on way in. It smelled soo good. They also had fried pies, all sorts of fruits.We got some tomatoes, watermelon, candles , turkey sandwich, also some ham sandwiches which isn’t pictured. It was filling & very good. They also had an ice cream shop that was filled up with all sorts of varieties & a small restaurant inside of building for hot food. They have a small souvenir shop but it was too pricey for me. We loved this place & plan on going back sometime soon and just make it a day trip .

We did something different on this visit. We played on the playgrounds. Our two year old enjoyed himself for about 30 to 40 minutes... which is really good for him. Swings and slides for various ages. Climbing activities for older kids. Good wholesome fun.

5 out of 5 for what it is. It's a small park just off I-65. There's a large shop with all sorts of stuff to buy, including obviously fresh peaches. There is a restaurant and they have homemade ice cream that's pretty good - including of course peach ice cream. There is indoor and outdoor seating, an outdoor area below the deck with a goldfish pond and a fire pit, more seating - just a relaxing space. There is a RV camping area up the hill behind which I assume is attached to the business. Also up the hill from the building is a playground area with covered seating and tables. It's pretty simple - seesaws, swings, a small slide, and a barn with stairs inside with second floor access to large tube slides to the outside. It's a pleasant little escape that small kids will enjoy.

We stopped at the old peach park about 25 years ago, this place is almost as good, except for the prices. The peach ice cream is excellent and the people were, ah, mostly friendly,they must have been tired or something. We did enjoy being here and the little outside park was very nice.nuff said...