Millbrook, AL*

Millbrook Alabama Attractions

Millbrook, Alabama is just 10 minutes from the state capital of Montgomery. Although it has grown significantly since it's incorporation in 1977, it retains a small-town feel and a friendly atmosphere, all within a short distance of the conveniences of a large city.

Millbrook is at the crossroads of two state highways - Highway 14,which runs east and west, and Highway 143, which runs north south. Most of the commercial development has taken place along these corridors, leaving the remaining lands for quiet residential areas. Interstate 65, Alabama's main north-south artery, runs adjacent to Millbrook and Interstate 85, leading to Atlanta, is just south of town. Dannelly Field, Montgomery's regional airport, is about 20 miles away.

Millbrook offers a great location, easy accessibility, family-friendliness and an eye towards the future insuring a bright tomorrow for Millbrook's residents and visitors. While visiting Montgomery on business or pleasure, consider staying at Key West Inns - Millbrook. You'll appreciate the peace and quiet, without sacrificing convenience - and you'll save money, as well.

Mill Creek Sports Complex

Phone: (334) 290-2047 
Located at the end of Shirley Lane. The complex offers six baseball fields for use by Dixie Youth Baseball. A paved walking track encircles the park. A pavilion is available for social gatherings.

The Village Green

Phone: (334) 290-2047 
Located at the intersection of Main Street and Grandview Road. This is a passive recreational park where many events are held. The park is encircled by a walking path.

Robinson Springs Park

Phone: (334) 290-2047 
Is a passive park located on Monument Drive. A small gazebo is located in the park along with several tables and benches. A fountain now graces the springs. This is one of the sources of Robinson Springs, after which this area of the city is named. This is a must-see area.

Hank Williams Museum   •   7.8 Miles

118 Commerce Street, Montgomery, AL 36104 (334) 262-3600
This museum contains the most complete collection of Hank Williams memorabilia and is located in downtown Montgomery where Hank lived from 1937 - 1953. The Museum houses Hank's 1952 Cadillac in which he made his final journey, along with clothing, albums and more.

Montgomery Zoo   •   8.2 Miles

2301 Coliseum Parkway, Montgomery, AL 36110 [334] 240-4940
Every day is a great zoo day at the Montgomery Zoo. From the new African elephants and their amazing habitat to the roaring lions and black-footed penguins, the Montgomery Zoo is the place to be. Eat lunch with the giraffes! Share your ice cream with a bison. The Montgomery Zoo is a fun experience the whole family will enjoy.