Park with two separate playgrounds for kids that also has restrooms & three separate picnic areas…read moreplus one basketball court. The front of the park is on an uphill incline, has concrete walkway. No BBQ pits at this park, you will need to bring your own grill for a cookout. Great for kids. Older playground in the front park, newer playground equipment in the rear park. Park also has a Youth Center way in the back plus some boarded up abandoned building. Large green grassy area in rear of park for sports plus I saw a soccer net. Park is encircled by the woods. Both restrooms have an electric plug above the sink & to the side of the mirror. Clean park, free of litter. Small parking lot in front, and an older parking lot in the rear plus additional parking along the roadway leading to youth center that is obscured by the neighborhood & woods. This park is much quieter & isolated compared to the waterfront parks in Daphne. I was here early, I was the only one. Only complaints: sign said no dogs, well I was already there with my dog, alone, so whatever, I broke that rule. Second complaint: there was a small broken window in the ladies room, so the restroom was chock full of those lovely Alabama Dragonflies that LOVE water. Other then that, yeah, it's a great park.

Nice little gated community playground. This small park is made specifically for kids, the…read moreplayground is a mix of old and new equipment. Playground has swings, an old school metal slide, monkey bars, 2 teeter totters. Park is shaded by large Loblolly Pine trees, gated with wooden benches and a picnic tables under a pavilion. No parking lot, parked on grass outside playground. I saw no water fountains or restrooms, and no electric plug ins either. This park is older and very basic, but I am sure the kids enjoy it.

I came here to Centennial Plaza or also know as Foley Park just randomly. It was a quiet Sunday and…read morealthough I had no intentions of hanging out here, Foley Park was a good spot to simply sit down on a bench and relax. In fact, a lot of people were passing through the park so it was a beautiful day outside to sort of "people watch". Foley Park or this Centennial Plaza is located right off the main road while driving through Foley. Well, just to back up a little...the real reason I was visiting Foley was to have lunch at famous...Lambert's Cafe, where I hear they're known for throwing rolls all over the place and serving vintage southern fried food and catfish. I was excited to go to Lambert's. The only problem was when I arrived at Lambert's, the line to even put my name down on the wait list extended out to the front door. Ugh, what a disappointment. So...I decided to return to Lambert's later on in the day. And that's how I discovered this Centennial Plaza/Foley Park. Just needing a place to hang out for a little, this Foley Park was ideal to walk around and take it easy. When I visited here back in autumn, the weather was perfect and I actually appreciated sitting down on one of the many benches while taking a step back and simply chilling out. Hopefully, eventually, Lambert's would settle down a little and then I could return. I actually spent about two hours here at Centennial Plaza and enjoying the setting and cozy surroundings of the park. It was a pleasant way to break up my Sunday. Unfortunately when I left here and returned to Lambert's Cafe, the line was still very long and pretty unbearable to wait out. Too bad. In the end, I never got to sit down and eat at Lambert's. And for me being from South Florida and along my cross country road trip, I knew I wasn't returning here to Foley anytime soon. Well, still, I'd just like to point out how I liked my time spent here at Centennial Plaza/Foley Park. This was a cool spot I discovered on a whim and basically hanging out here, walking around and casually taking a seat on a bench was a good way to pass the time regardless of whether I got to eat at Lambert's or not. Although this park is just your typical quiet, public venue in the heart of Foley, I'd like to give it some recognition and a positive mention.

This is the cutest little hometown park with a gazebo and a train that runs around the park..The…read moreFoley welcome center and a train museum are also there..Across the street is a beautiful rose garden walk with lots of benches to sit and relax and take in all those awesome roses... in the summer there are movies in the park and festivals..in the winter it becomes magical with the lighted village ,the huge tree, the gazebo all decked out waiting for Santa..we love going to walk the dogs, a beautiful setting..

I really like this park, it is awesome. The only thing that sucked was whoever was at Doyle Park…read morethe day before had a birthday party, and had trashed the playground and picnic table area nearby. A city employee was cleaning the area by the time I left. The park and playground has an airplane theme, complete with signs that identify the type of planes taking off from the Mobile Aeroplex at Brookley next door to the park. I saw three different planes take off in the short time I was there, it was awesome, there are benches where you can sit and watch the planes. This would be great for kids. The playground looks cool. THIS PARK HAS RESTROOMS THAT ARE OPEN. There is also a bike trail, I saw at least ten different couples using it. I walked some in the bike trail with my dog, the bike trail comes up onto Perimeter Ave, then veers off again by the Mobile Aeroplex. Two baseball diamonds, one for little league and a football field. These bleachers are in full sun, unlike most of the bleachers in Mobile Parks, so bring a hat, umbrella, and sunscreen if you are going to watch a game. It looks like the football field also doubles as a soccer field, there was a net up at the goal post. There is a fitness trail. Nice and quiet. I only saw the bicyclists and two different groups with dogs. FYI, I saw people with large dogs running free, but those dogs came nowhere near me with my leashed dog. Be aware that lots of people in Mobile bring dogs unleashed to parks, this is not the first time I saw this and I have visited nearly every park in Mobile. This park is off the beaten path, but if you need a store for anything, there is a Piggly Wiggly nearby on Dauphin Island Parkway and various little stores and gas stations all the way up to Government Street at least a few miles away. The did see a Hart's Fried Chicken on Dauphin Island Parkway at least a mile or two away. But overall, we loved this park, nearly all parks in Mobile ate wonderful.

I like the park. It is very nice . The only complaint is that the toilets were completely clogged…read moreup in one of the bathrooms. So there was only one side that was usuable.I have seen people drive on the grass up to the shelterhouse that they are using .I didn't think that we were allowed to drive on the grass.We were at a shelterhouse on Sunday and after we had already been there for awhile a lady came over saying that she had reserved it for the time that we were already there.We would like it that if a shelterhouse is reserved that it would have a sign to tell people ahead of time.

Small playground just down the street from Honey Bee Park in Robertsdale, Alabama. Park also has a…read morepicnic shelter with several wood tables. You will have to bring your own water & BBQ because this park has neither. Playground is older equipment, but with a new slide & is across the street from the senior center. Small parking lot, seven spaces total, two of which are for disabled parking only. No restroom here, but about 200 yards west in front if the Public Works Building & Yard, there is a wheelchair accessible port-a-potty available.

Great park that has a playground painted in primary colors, with both newer & older play equipment…read morein good condition. Baseball Park with 3-5 fields that includes a concession stand, tables, bleachers, electric access, restrooms, & port-a potties. Two new, smooth tennis courts with benches. Park has oak trees, benches & tables scattered throughout. Splash Pad with Picnic Shelter next to kids playground. Little Free Library for kids books near the brightly painted restroom building at the playground. Picnic Shelter has a soda machine, a sink, electric plug ins, tables, & two BBQ's. Free Parking near playground for at least 15-20 vehicles, smaller lot near baseball park is all handicapped parking. Pet Friendly Parks, Dogs Allowed. Clean, Quirt, no litter or sketchy people hanging around. FYI this park is directly next to the Satsuma City Graveyard just beyond the baseball area.

Nice park with a walking trail and baseball diamonds. Has a playground and a veterans memorial…read morecomplete with a tank. Next to Saraland Civic Center & Saraland Senior Center. I think this park has restrooms. There is some older outdoor fitness equipment.

Half the places weren't open. They had tons of options. Overall the place we did eat from was good…read more Very cool place to take kids because of the park. Just wish they had all the places opened & the bathrooms as well.

Since I've visited, they've added a few things and I still LOVE it!…read more They've added a sun shade in a part of the seating area (needed that), Cammie's Old Dutch ice cream is here (w/ Sno Biz-- definitely needed that), and there's also an adults-only area after 7pm (nice). I'm loving the increased and unique lineup of events coming to the FORT. I attended my first comedy show in the gulf coast area, here last night. Cheers to even more fun times and the evolution of the FORT Container Park!