Fayette County, Alabama
Chamber of Commerce
Recreation
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Fayette County was created on December 20, 1824 from land taken
from Marion and
Tuscaloosa counties. The county was named for General Lafayette,
who was touring
Alabama at the time. It is located in the North Central section
of the state. The city of
Fayette is the county seat.
Fayette County has much to offer, with it's beautiful
scenery, great weather,
historical
areas and hospitable people.
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Fayette County is home to
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The Civic Center which houses
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The Art Museum
Performing Arts Theater and
Evelyn Robertson Historical Museum
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It plays host to the various Festivals
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Balloon Fest
Frog Level Festival
County Fair
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Fayette County has more than its share of parks
and wildlife refuges.
The city of Fayette has Guthrie Smith Park that
is surrounded by a nine acre lake.
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The State Park is Lake Lurlene.
A great place to camp and explore the area !
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