This is a list of Alabama state parks in the Alabama state park system. All are run by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.

• Bladon Springs State Park
• Blakeley State Park centers around four mineral springs, in Choctaw County.
• Blue Springs State Park, a 103-acre park, centers around a pool fed by a crystal-clear underground spring.
• Buck's Pocket State Park is a 2000 acre nature area secluded in a natural pocket of the Appalachian Mountain chain. Buck's Pocket State Park offers camping, hiking and fishing.
• Cathedral Caverns State Park is famous for, you guessed it, Cathedral Caverns. Inside the cavern, is Big Rock Canyon, Mystery River, Stalagmite Mountain, The Frozen Waterfall and Goliath, a huge stalagmite column that reaches the ceiling of the 45 foot tall cave.
• Chattahoochee State Park offers hiking trails, horseback riding, biking, swimming, fishing and camping.
• Cheaha State Park is home to Cheaha Mountain, the highest point in Alabama.
• Chewacla State Park is a tranquil park which includes a 26-acre lake.
• Chickasaw State Park is a 520-acre roadside park.
• DeSoto State Park is a 3,502-acre park with rushing waterfalls and abundant wildflowers.
• Florala State Park is along the shores of beautiful 500-acre Lake Jackson
• Frank Jackson State Park is known as a great fishing destination.
• Gulf State Park has white sandy beaches on the Gulf Coast.
• Joe Wheeler State Park is the perfect place to stroll along the banks of Wheeler Lake, or go sailing.
• Lake Guntersville State Park has an 18-hole championship golf course, a beach complex, fishing center, hiking trails, and natural woodlands.
• Lake Lurleen State Park is a popular scenic lakeside retreat set on the banks of a 250-acre lake.
• Lakepoint State Park is located on the banks of Lake Eufaula, otherwise known as the ?Bass Capital? of The World.
• Meaher State Park is situated in the wetlands of Mobile Bay.
• Monte Sano State Park offers over 20 miles of hiking trails, and an eight mile mountain bike trail.
• Oak Mountain State Park offers loads of outdoor recreation.
• Paul M. Grist State Park has a 100-acre lake, and offers numerous recreational opportunities.
• Rickwood Caverns State Park has more than a mile of living geology carved from an ocean bed in its underground caverns. 260 million-year-old limestone formations, shell fragments and fossils of marine life are clearly visible along the cavern ceiling and walls, even blind cave fish.
• Roland Cooper State Park is a 236-acre park which features a nine-hole golf course, and fishing is very popular in the Dannelly Reservoir.
• Wind Creek State Park is located along the shores of Lake Martin, a clear-water reservoir, perfect for fishing, swimming and boating.