Elba

Communing with nature and connecting with loved ones is easy when you visit Summerlyn Park, located on the east bank of the Pea River. The area features a large pavilion, BBQ grills, and fire pits, and you can hit up the nearby James E. Grimes River Walk for a stroll. For a bit more excitement, head to Pea River Outdoors for canoe and kayak rentals.

Places Around Elba You May Like

Where to Stay

Riviera Motel

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What to See & Do

Coffee County Courthouse, Elba, AL

Historic Coffee Courthouse

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James E. Grimes River Walk

2.1 mile trail located on the top of a portion of the city levee in Elba. The trail goes through the downtown area and land along the Pea River. The walking trail is paved with some lighting, easy access, and parking.

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Coffee County Lake

The lake is currently closed for upgrades. Check the website for opening status.----The 80-acre lake offers three fishing piers, boat ramp, public restrooms, concessions, boat rental available. The lake is a nesting site for eagles, making it a pop...

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Pea River Outdoors Canoe and Kayak Rentals

The Pea River is 154 miles of natural adventure. Ecotourism enthusiasts enjoy fresh air and fresh water, a sanctuary for fish, birds, turtles and alligators.

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The Elba Theatre

The Elba Theatre is located on the courthouse square in beautiful downtown Elba. It sits face-to-face with the Coffee County Courthouse.

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Elba Veterans Memorial Park

Honoring veterans of all five armed services branches. 40-ft.-diameter five-point star, five walking lanes. Huey helicopter display. M101A1 Towed Howitzer.

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The Coffee County Jail

The historical Old Coffee County Jail was built nearly a century-ago. The Old Coffee County Jail in Elba has seen its fair share of tragedy.

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Folsom Birthplace

The Gov. James E. (Big Jim) Folsom Birthplace is designated as a historic landmark by the State of Alabama. Folsom, a resident of Elba, Coffee County, served as the 45th and 47th Governor of Alabama. He lived in the home from 1908 to 1910.

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Where to Eat

Ranch House Cafeteria

Three generations of great food. Family-style dining offering meat and two meals and great barbecue.

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