Some Alabama small-town gems landed on the Family Destinations Guide. They said, “If you’re looking for the perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of big-city life, this guide is for you.”

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The towns that landed a coveted spot on the “Best Small Towns in America” list are unique and worthy of a trip. The cities in Alabama are perfect for adding to your “road trip” bucket list.

The team at Family Destinations Guide “polled 3,000 families across the US to identify the best small towns worth exploring.”

Best Alabama Small Towns According to Family Destinations Guide

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Ranking #134 – Fairhope, Alabama

The charming town of Fairhope is located in Baldwin County, Alabama. Also, Alabamians like to call that area “L.A. - Lower Alabama.” It serves up a small-town flavor with a southern twist.  It is a darling Bayfront town.

Ranking #80 – Eufaula, Alabama

Filled with rich history, Eufaula is located in Barbour County, Alabama. From museums, parks, lake life, and so much more, you could really unwind in this small town. Plus there is great food too.

Ranking #42 – Monroeville, Alabama

This southern town is located in Monroe County, Alabama. In addition, since so many well-known author authors have lived in Monroeville, it is known as the “Literary Capital of Alabama.” Also, Main Street is filled with lots of unique finds.

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