I've visited Johnson's Beach about four times, and each experience has been a little different,…read morewhich is helpful to know when planning your trip. On one visit, the beach was completely full, and a park officer was kindly turning visitors around and asking them to return later. Another time, it was still quite busy, and parking was hard to find. However, the other two visits were absolutely perfect: peaceful, beautiful, and everything you hope for in a beach day. The National Park Service has done a great job with the facilities. There are showers, changing areas, picnic spots, and restrooms available (not on every single stretch, but close enough to be convenient when needed). The beach itself is lovely and clean, with that relaxing, natural beauty that makes you want to stay all day. Overall, it's a wonderful spot to enjoy a beach day, just keep in mind that availability can vary, especially during peak times. Plan ahead, arrive early if you can, and you'll likely have an amazing experience!

Beautiful beach, love going there. it's nice and quiet. It's a state park so you will have to pay…read moreto get access. But you have 3-4 parking areas to access either the ocean or the inlet. They have a boardwalk trail and a place to put in a kayak or canoe

Well maintained boat dock, small day use area o. The north side of the lagoon…read more Boat ramps are even, gradual slope, sufficient room to prep boat, parking for trucks and trailers. Can access 24/7. Clean and modern restrooms. These do have limited hours.

This is our latest and newest place to hang out during the otherwise stay-home situation. We're…read moresitting in one of the swing benches sipping mojitos and watching the boaters launch and return. The park has lovely restrooms, beautiful lagoon views and, if course, is on the waters edge, sweet! It's also referred to as Little Lagoon Park by many but it,'s officially Mo's Landing. There's two easily accessible boat launches 100'+ piers and plenty parking reserved for vehicles with trailers. Plenty additional parking is available at the head of the park just a couple hundred yards from the water. Kayaks also are a favorite here as Little Lagoon is a popular place for seadoo's, paddle board, etc. Lagoon Park was built on a pair of privately owned sites purchased by the City of Gulf Shores, where a convenience store and private boat launch known as Mo's Landing and RV Park used to be. The park is 1.8 miles west of Highway 59 on Fort Morgan Road (Highway 180).  The restroom deck overlooking the Lagoon provides a good resting point for cyclists, walkers, and joggers on the 5.3 mile paved bike path and walking trail that winds between the trees on the north side of Fort Morgan Road. Two concrete boat ramps, parking for both vehicles and boat trailers, and restrooms are available for public use. In addition to the public boat ramps that provide access for fishing, sports, and recreational boating, the park also provides a fine access point for kayaks and canoes to the north shores of Little Lagoon, which are characterized by single family homes in pine tree sheltered properties with piers and boathouses extending into the shallow waters. Bottom line: This is a very relaxing and scenic spot off the beaten path. No beaches but plenty of edge of water chillaxing. Note: it's pretty busy right now during the Covid-19 situation 4/25/20

Limited parking for free so you may have to park in a paid area. This park is walking distance to a…read morenice seafood restaurant which we enjoyed lunch a. It's a good place for photos or to just hang out. The walking area is muddy in some places, but that is to be expected.

Smaller park, but very nice overall. I really appreciated the water view and e joked chilling here…read morefor a few while in Pensacola.

Langdon beach is inside the Ft Pickens Gulf Islands National seashore Park area. You have to have a…read moreyearly pass or pay the daily fee to get there. What we love about this beach is no matter where you are hangin on the beach for the day, inside the the Gulf Islands National seashore park area pay area, it's a quick drive to Langdon beach to use the bathrooms/showers that are just in front of the parking area. You can literally jump out of your car, go to the restroom or take a quick fresh water shower. It's the only place on the seashore that you can do that. Very convenient when your beach hoping around. The Langdon beach area is also lovely & it has lifeguards. Great stop for the kids. Highly recommend.

Beautiful place! Fort Pickens was a blast to explore!…read more Be sure to have $20 for the entry fee at the gate.

Everything is wonderful about Pensacola Beach! The white sand beaches, the crystal blue water! And…read moredon't forget all the excellent restaurants and bars with their own piece of paradise. More beaches as you follow the beach trail! Enjoy!

I didn't walk to the beach here. I only got out of the car to take pictures of the Pensacola Beach…read moreBall water tower and walked around as my parents were in the car on a phone call. Next time, I'd like to spend more time here. I did order a Pensacola beach ball online.

This is a great park with lots to do for all ages. We will definitely be back to visit soon!read more

Let me start with..it's a kids dream! This is a great community kids park. Lots of people bring the…read morekids to enjoy the obstacles. Parents could do more to help it along. This was built by local and military members years ago. It's unfortunate to see that parents aren't taking pride in this great park. It's for your kids. If you see trash, pick it up. If you see that the bathroom isn't working or isn't clean, reach out to the parks/rec department and let them know. They've had issues with young kids roaming around at night after sunset. So if you see something not right call the Sheriff. The park is visited by neighborhood families and families from surrounding areas. It should be treated as if it was your own back yard. Help keep it clean.

Opal beach is by far my most favorite beach in the Pensacola and not as over crowded as some…read moreothers. Opal beach offers two 'entrances' one is free but doesn't have any facilities. The other is part of the file islands national seashore and charges a small entry fee per car. Big plus: military ID card holders enter for free. This one has gazebos, bbq grills and facilities. What I absolutely love is how clean this beach is and the clear blue water. It's a perfect place to chill.

OMG it's beautiful here. Crystal blue water. White sand. And no one at this beach. Love the…read moreprivacy. Great day to lay out on the beach and listen to tunes as loud as I like.

Nice Medium Sized Park In Silverhill, Alabama that also has a stream & covered bridge. Park has…read moreolder, well maintained playground equipment with metal slides. Two small parking lots that can accommodate 4-6 vehicles each. Large picnic pavilion that has a large BBQ, sink, counter, tap water, wooden picnic tables in the shade. Pavilion can be rented by contacting phone number on the sign. Disc Golf Course & open green-space. Also, other benches, tables, and pavilions near the stream that is very shallow. Public restrooms have no doors on either of the two stalls, but have an electric plug in above light switch. Hand washing sink outside restrooms. Clean, quiet, litter-free park. Great for kids, Pet Friendly, dogs allowed on leash. Park is about a mile from the other local park, Silverhill Kids Municipal Park. Great place to spend your day.