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Our staff strives to deliver an extraordinary experience to every customer, every time. After 5:00 pm, grab a cold brew.if you are old enough. Come fill your belly and listen to live local music. We are happy to say that our location is handicap accessible. This is a place the whole family can come relax and enjoy connecting to local history. Welcome to the Rattlesnake Saloon, the watering hole under the rock. Her Sidewinder’s Trading Post is where you will find souvenirs and apparel to remember all the great times at Seven Springs Lodge and Rattlesnake Saloon. She was the missing piece and added the perfect touch of Southern Hospitality by going out of her way to make sure all visitors feel like family. So far our guestbooks show visitors from all 50 states and over 30 other countries have stopped at the Saloon.Īfter being open for 5 years, Momma Faye stepped in to complete the family business.

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Since its opening, it has been featured in magazines, music videos, and tv shows and has become one of the top attractions in the area. The Saloon took just 49 days to construct before opening on Labor Day weekend in 2009.

During construction, some workers found a rattlesnake den a distance off from the shelter with a mother snake and twelve little ones which inspired our family to name it the Rattlesnake Saloon. Their initial idea quickly grew from a watering hole with a gravel base and a feed trough to a lean-to shanty before finally settling on the current design. ‘Danny’ wanted a place that catered to hunting, but has since opened the land to trail riding, atv and motorcycle events, chuckwagon races and even SHiFT Design Campĭanny Foster and his youngest son, William Gordon Foster, soon realized that the logical companion to a Lodge is a Saloon. The 33-foot hole that now runs all the cables / power / electricity to the Saloon was drilled through the rock by him originally as a way to feed the hogs without traveling around the then undrivable bluff.Īfter years of working the land, Owen Daniel Foster Sr had a new vision for the land and created the Seven Springs Lodge. His son William Owen Foster, better known as ‘Chicken Owen’, later used the shelter that is now the Rattlesnake Saloon as a hog pen. ‘Plain’ Owen used the land mainly for farming and timber. This land has been in the family since 1916 when Owen Foster, bought the first track of a 6000-acre plot of land for 25 cents an acre. Please, we ask for your patience and understanding during this transition.

This is to allow for the 6 feet distance guideline. Our inside dining area is temporarily closed to customers. Tables are limited to 8 seats and are not allowed to add seats or combine tables. Please do not invite others, that are not in your immediate household, to join your table. We ask that you remain seated at your tables. We are requiring that your entire party be present to be seated.

If you are camping with us, please remain at the gift shop for the Saloon Taxi to Transport you down to the Saloon when seats are available. If tables are not available, we are asking that you remain in the parking area for the Saloon Taxi to We will have take-out available during business hours.ĭue to our dining capacity being drastically reduced, we ask that you be patient with the availability of seating. If you are experiencing a fever, cough, or any sign of illness, we ask that you refrain from dining at the Saloon. Please read the following changes to our normal operations. The safety of our families, our staff, and our customers are a top priority. Now that we are open, we will be following the Alabama Safer at Home guidelines due to COVID-19. Please check back for updates and accept our apologies for any inconvenience these might cause. In order to ensure that all necessary steps are being taken to provide a safe environment for everyone, we will be scheduling routine deep cleans, sanitizing, and repairs throughout this pandemic.