City Walk Birmingham

This is a go spot for me. They have pickle ball area, roller skate, skateboard and tennis court, small soccer field. Along with a kids playground and dog playground. I love the different food truck options on the weekends. I mean what more could you ask for?

Visitors can enjoy a variety of recreational options, including pickleball courts, a roller rink, a skate park, and a playground. The park also features the Civil Rights Story Zone, providing an educational experience that highlights Birmingham’s significant role in the Civil Rights Movement. For pet owners, The Barkery offers a membership-based dog park, ensuring a safe and enjoyable environment for dogs to play off-leash. Additionally, City Walk Social serves as a lively gathering spot with a biergarten, performance stage, and games like ping pong and bocce ball.

Very clean and nice place to take the family for a walk/Bike ride. The playground is huge and they have a big dog area that they are still building. We enjoyed walking and seeing the lights under the bridge.

If you're looking for a unique place to stroll and get exercise, this is it. It has a dog park, pickle ball , skate park, playground, a drumming circle and lots of places to sit and relax.

Clean, open space with interesting features that invite walks under the viaduct. (Yes, you can get used to the sound of the interstate above.) The City Walk feels safe and inviting and offers great walking connections between art museum, the BJCC, and downtown hotels. You need vaccination proof for your dog and pay a fee to enter the dog park.

Amazing area! We held a birthday party here and the entire City Walk team was incredible to work with. They were very hands on helped ensure the party ran smoothly. We had so many parents remark how great the atmosphere was and what a fun area it is for families.

This may be the most disingenuous attraction the city of Birmingham has to offer. Public usage, private ownership. They close at 7, but not just the skate park and pickleball. This includes what appears to be public, unblocked benches and sidewalks. How dare I want to use a bench at 9pm. I didn't even know I was in this park at the time. No signs, no posted hours, nothing to signify I wasn't on public property. Just wanted to sit down after work on my way home. I honestly thought the 1st guy was kidding till 2 more showed up and demanded I leave. Crazy world when sitting on a bench is something that can close.