Winfield, AL is a small town in Marion County and is known for its rich history, friendly atmosphere, and vibrant community. People come from all over the area to enjoy the peaceful environment and outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and camping. The town also hosts festivals throughout the year that attract visitors from across the state. There are plenty of places to shop along Main Street including antique stores, local retailers, and dining options. Reviews of Winfield, AL have been overwhelmingly positive with people praising its charm and hospitality. Residents are proud of their hometown and it's not hard to see why - there is something for everyone! Whether you're looking for a relaxing weekend getaway or an exciting day out with friends, Winfield offers it all.
based on 2 ReviewsGet to know Winfield with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Winfield
What is wrong with Winfield? - 2/15/2018
Having lived in this town for a few years, I have to concur with Debbie above. This truly is a weird town. If you’re thinking of moving here, think again. If you really think you should move here, rent for a year and then decide.
Living here is like living in the Twilight Zone. In fact it would make a good Twilight Zone Episode. No one will talk to you. In fact, in the many years I’ve lived here, I’ve yet to make one single female friend. About the only people who talk to me are retail clerks and waitresses. And that’s probably because they’re paid to.
If you’re attending church three times a week (and what a joke that is “Christians” uh huh) or interested in the “game”, this is not the place for you, as I sadly found out. I just regret spending as much time and money in this town as I have. Time and money I’ll never get back.
Southern hospitality is a myth. That died with the Civil War. I had some prescriptions filled a few years ago at a
Read More
Start Your Review of Winfield
Weird Winfield - 1/10/2017
When I first moved here, I thought what a nice, peaceful, safe Mayberry type of town. A few years into this place and my attitude has changed. A great deal.
If you're not from here, you will never get inside the "club". There are two groups of people here, those in the club and those who are not. They'll take your money here, but you'll never get a seat at the table. Doesn't matter what color you are or your economic status, if you're not "from" here, you're an outsider.
The first thing you're asked is where are you from? And why did you want to move here? When I first heard that, I thought if this place is so terrible, why are you here? I couldn't figure out why they kept saying that. And then it hit me, they don't want you here.
A young woman we met briefly before she left, had a painful story. She moved here with her husband. She was never able to make friends here. I couldn't figure out why. She was charming and nice. She was an outsider.
Read More