Fort Rucker, AL - Nearby Cities

Enterprise, AL
Enterprise is a city of 23,653 and is home to the only monument ever erected to an insect. The town's cotton crops were destroyed by a boll weevil in 1915, and instead of being ruined and succumbing to bankruptcy, the farmers banded together to diversify their crops. By 1917, the area was one of the largest producers of peanuts and other crops. A monument of a woman holding a boll weevil was erected in 1919 to remind the town of the prosperity that came out of such devastation. Located just 14 miles from the Fort Rucker military installation, the town offers an inspiring community in which to live.

Homes for sale in the area start at $138,000 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath residence. Apartments and homes for rent start at a monthly rate of $395 for a 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit. Local hotels offer temporary lodging. Such accommodations include the Hampton Inn and the Days Inn with nightly rates of $84 and up. Amenities include complimentary breakfast, free high-speed internet, and on-site swimming pools.

Attractions in the Enterprise area include the Fun Factory which is a great place for kids. Skating, birthday parties, and paintball fun are some of the services offered as well as after-school programs to keep the kids entertained. For bowling enthusiasts, the Boland Lane and Amusements offers families a fun place to bowl and enjoy a snack bar and arcade. Local theaters also show first-run movies for a change of pace.

Daleville, AL
Once a small farming community, Daleville has seen significant growth due to its proximity to Fort Rucker. The town is just outside the gates and saw retail businesses thrive when the base was expanded. Many military families call Daleville home and even retirees have chosen to stay after their separation from service. The small-town environment offers a peaceful place to raise a family close to the base.

Homes for sale in the area can range from $85,000 to $192,000 or higher. Apartments and homes for rent start at a monthly rate of $395 for a 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit. Local hotels offer temporary lodging. Such accommodations include the Daleville Inn and the Econo Lodge with nightly rates of $59 and up. Amenities include free high-speed internet and on-site swimming pools.

Attractions in the area include the U.S. Army Aviation Museum which houses over 160 military aircraft in a 70,000 square foot exhibit space. Exhibits trace flight history back to the Wright Brothers and its impact on the military throughout history. Culpepper Park offers lighted walking tracks and two tennis courts for those seeking a more outdoor, recreational activity.

Newton, AL
Newton is a quiet farming community with a population of 1,700 people. The area is rich in history as many Civil War battles took place in downtown. Monuments have been erected to commemorate the battles, and the town does period re-enactments for residents and visitors. Located just 7 miles from the Fort Rucker military installation, the town is a peaceful place for those looking to relocate in the area.

Homes for sale in the area start at $105,000 for a 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath residence. Apartments and homes for rent start at a monthly rate of $352 for a 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit. Local hotels offer temporary lodging. Such accommodations include the Jameson Inn and the Econo Lodge with nightly rates of $59 and up. Amenities include free high-speed internet and on-site swimming pools.

Attractions in the area include the Oates-Reynolds Agricultural Museum which traces the history of agriculture in the region. Daily tours are offered. The Newton Civil War Monument stands to commemorate the battles that took place in the downtown streets and is reminiscent of the destruction the Civil War caused in the area. Historic homes such as the Howell House are also available to tour. Old-world architecture can be seen up and down the city streets.

Midland City, AL
Midland City has a population of 1,900 people and is located about 7 miles from the Fort Rucker military installation. The town is family-oriented and has a large percentage of families with young children. Its proximity to the base and laid-back environment make it a prime location for military personnel and their families who are looking to relocate to the area.

Homes for sale in the area start at $152,000 for a 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath residence. Apartments and homes for rent start at a monthly rate of $500 for a 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit. Local hotels offer temporary lodging. Such accommodations include the Hampton Inn and the Holiday Inn Express with nightly rates of $105 and up. Amenities include free high-speed internet and on-site swimming pools.

Attractions in the area include historical home tours such as the Howell House which was built in 1907 and was home to a medical doctor and his practice for many years. The Adventureland Theme Park is close by in Dothan and offers families several thrill rides for their enjoyment. Bowling alleys and movie theaters are located in the downtown area as well as the nearby Dowling Ann Rudd Art Center Theater.

Dothan, AL
Dothan is located about 20 miles west of the Georgia state line and boasts a population of 65,000 making it one of the largest cities in the state of Alabama. The city is main transportation hub for the state. Peanuts are a huge industry, and Dothan is known as "The Peanut Capital of the World". Just 7 miles away is the Fort Rucker military installation, and its proximity to Dothan gives military personnel a short commute to work.

Homes for sale in the area start at $77,000 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath residence. Apartments and homes for rent start at a monthly rate of $335 for a 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit. Local hotels offer temporary lodging. Such accommodations include the Howard Johnson and the Holiday Inn Express with nightly rates of $105 and up. Amenities include free high-speed internet and on-site swimming pools.

Attractions in the area include several championship golf courses including the Highland Oaks Golf Course and the Roundabout Plantation. With gently rolling terrain and numerous creeks, the courses offer picturesque greens while enjoying the game. Cart and equipment rentals are also available. Water World is a great family water park that includes a giant wave pool, a triple-flume water slide, and a kiddie play area. A video arcade and gift shop are other amenities offered in the park.

Ozark, AL
Ozark is named after the famed mountain range in Arkansas and was once home to the Creek Indians. It has a diverse economy and a very temperate climate and is located just 7 miles from the Fort Rucker military installation. It offers a small-town community for residents with just a short drive away to the big city attractions. The best of both worlds awaits those looking to settle in the Ozark area.

Homes for sale in the area start at $65,000 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath residence. Apartments and homes for rent start at a monthly rate of $375 for a 1 bedroom, 1 bath unit. Local hotels offer temporary lodging for visitors. Such accommodations include the Jameson Inn and the Econo Lodge with nightly rates of $59 and up. Amenities include free high-speed internet and on-site swimming pools.

Attractions in the area include the Dale County Confederate Soldier Monument commemorating the Civil War battles that took place in the area. The Ed Lisenby Public Lake and Walking Trail offers outdoor recreation options such as top bass fishing, boat rentals, and a 3- mile walking paths. Sea Divers, Inc. offers scuba dive trips for those wanting to explore the underwater world. Beginners to experts are welcome, and lessons are available.