Lake Lurleen State Park has a sandy public beach with swimming restricted to an enclosed area.
- Entry
- Day-use fee: $5 adults; $2 children aged 4–11; $2 seniors aged 62 and over; free for children aged 0–3 and qualifying military visitors.
- Facilities
- Sandy beach, beach bathroom, exterior rinse showers, picnic areas
- Lifeguard
- No lifeguards; swim at your own risk.
- Dogs
- Not allowed on the beach, beach pavilion, parking lot, playground or surrounding areas.
- Managed by
- Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Getting there
13226 Lake Lurleen Road, Coker, Alabama 35452. The park is nine miles northwest of Tuscaloosa and Northport.
33.2970, -87.6809
Get directionsRules to know before you go
- Swim only in the enclosed area.
- Stay within the enclosed swimming area.
- Do not swim from other lakeside areas, bridges, piers, campsites or boats.
- Do not bring alcohol or pets to the beach or surrounding areas.
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Questions about Lake Lurleen
Can you swim at Lake Lurleen?
Yes. Public swimming is allowed in the enclosed beach area only; there are no lifeguards.
Does it cost anything to swim at Lake Lurleen?
Day-use fee: $5 adults; $2 children aged 4–11; $2 seniors aged 62 and over; free for children aged 0–3 and qualifying military visitors.
Are dogs allowed at Lake Lurleen?
Not allowed on the beach, beach pavilion, parking lot, playground or surrounding areas.
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