Homestead Hollow — Attraction in Springville

Was almost like a downgraded Tannehill Trade Days in a way. Took an hour to get there from the interstate due to traffic (the venue is located on a small two lane road). Had to park in a large field which wasn’t a problem until we were leaving. Wasn’t able to leave the actual parking spot for ten minutes due to idiots not allowing us to join the line (a lack of parking staff seemed to be the problem. Total strangers got out of their cars to help direct traffic). We got in the car at 2:35 p.m. and didn’t leave the actual field to get on the road until 4:00 p.m. Don’t go if you don’t want to deal with idiotic drivers trying to wreck into you so they can push into the line to get out (as someone driving a brand new vehicle, I was stressed to say the least). Go to Tannehill if you can’t deal with waiting. I’ve never waited to get out there... this place has the potential to be great. The venue itself was great! It was just the traffic killed my experience. Will most likely not...

This year was very different from previous years. I have always gone on Friday . This year we went on Saturday there was such a crowd . The vendors that had things I liked were already sold out of everything.😢 Let me just put this out there if you have 10,000 people at an event have more than six food vendors and more than 75 picnic tables!!! When we got ready to leave the parking lot was a boxing ring. You could not get out people were upset to the point we saw a couple of people throw a few punches. I felt bad for the policemen. We went back in to wait it out and I sat on the ground because there was no place to sit. I sat down by a yellow jacket 🐝 nest in the ground. I got stung several times. The only thing they had to offer for the stings was germ-x.Thank God I am not allergic. I needed ice and they wanted to charge for it. What is wrong with the world today? I missed church today due to the swelling , pain and suffering. I think this might be my last trip to...

Homestead Hollow in Springville, Alabama, holds a special place in my heart—a place where memories are woven with every visit since I was a kid. There's a certain magic in the air during the festivals, a feeling that pulls you back in time while still offering something new with every experience. The smell of wood smoke, the laughter of children, and the music drifting through the trees create an atmosphere that feels like coming home. It’s a place where you can lose yourself in the vibrant artistry of local craftspeople, where each bite of the homemade pies and kettle corn brings back the taste of simpler days. Every visit is a reminder of what makes this place so special—its ability to capture both the nostalgia of the past and the joy of the present, leaving you with a full heart and a...