Located on 2,200 acres in the northern portion of Opelika, Alabama along Interstate 85, the Northeast Opelika Industrial Park is a premier example of a fully developed and planned industrial park.

Northeast Opelika Industrial Park Named Top Site for Automotive Plant Locations

Park Specifications

Master Plan	Northeast Opelika Industrial Park Master Plan
Location	The Northeast Opelika Industrial Park is located along the western boundary of Interstate 85 at Exit 66 within the Opelika city limits. The eastern boundary of the park has substantial frontage along Interstate 85. The park is also approximately one hour from Montgomery and less than one hour and fifteen minutes from Atlanta's Hartsfield International Airport. Auburn University, with over 24,000 students, including approximately 3,400 Engineering students, is 15 minutes away; and Southern Union State Community College, with over 4,000 students, is less than five minutes from the park.
Access	The park has excellent ingress and egress to Interstate 85 via interchange Exit 66 at Andrews Road, a city controlled four-lane divided road. This new interchange directly serves the park and connects to the east with U.S. Highway 29. North Park Drive, 1.9 mile industrial access road, serves the southern portion of the park and also provides access to Interstate 85 at Exit 64. The City of Opelika has extended North Park Drive approximately 2,600 feet north of Andrews Road into the northern 1,300 acre portion of the park. A CSX mainline forms the western boundary of the site.
Available Acreage	With roughly 1,900 acres, Northeast Opelika Industrial Park is equipped to meet a wide variety of site needs, from 10 to 1,200 acres. The largest contiguous parcel is 1,200 acres.
Utilities	Park is served by the following utilities: Electricity - Tallapoosa River Electric Cooperative & Alabama Power Company Natural Gas - Alagasco & South East AL Gas District Water - Opelika Utilities Sanitary Sewer - City of Opelika
Zoning	M-2 - Manufacturing
Covenants	Download  Covenants or  Covenants and  Variance Request Form DesignAlabama Article Highlights Northeast Opelika Industrial Park
Environmental Reports	Comprehensive set of engineering reports is available for the proposed site including: Phase I Environmental Site Assessment; Preliminary Geotechnical Investigation including twenty-eight soil borings ; Wetlands Delineation; Phase I and Phase II Cultural Resources Surveys
Park Tenants	Wal-Mart Distribution Center, Benteler Automotive, Mando America Corporation, Jo-Ann Distribution Center, Daewon & Maxforma Plastics