A very long, linear green-space with paved walkways for walking, jogging, biking, walking the dog…read more It is well lit, has electrical outlets plus water hose spigots near the parking lot. I believe the entire park is 1.7 miles, I did not walk the whole thing. It was decorated for the holidays. Has a large pavilion with benches. There are dog waste bags & trashcans, but they are few & far between. A few benches & chair swings here & there. I did not see a restroom, but there was a large handicapped accessible port-a-potty in front of the public works building, which is across the street from the small parking lot. I am unsure if skateboarding is prohibited or not, I saw no signs stating that, but I could be wrong. This park is pet friendly, dogs allowed, I saw other people walking their leashed dogs.

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.

Nice little neighborhood park with a large picnic structure & a playground with older but strong &…read moresturdy equipment. Playground has two swing sets, a jungle gym, & slide with a few concrete picnic tables close by for parents to sit and supervise the kids. Picnic Shelter has two long wooden benches, about 4-5 wooden picnic tables, and a few roll off trashcans. Shelter appears to be lighted with electrical access and plug in adjacent to it. No parking lot, sign said no street parking, I parked on the grass. Pet friendly, dogs are allowed on leashes only. Park has trees, looks like a nice, shady place in the summer time, but I was here in December, most of the trees lost their leaves. No public restrooms or sports here, but still a nice place. Not far off of Interstate 10, a block away from AL-59. Quiet.

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.

Nice Multi-Use Park in Silverhill, Alabama. Park has a large playground for kids. Picnic Pavilions…read more& BBQ Areas with a sink for water access near the playground. FYI Big Fat Cats hang out around here, so bring cat food. You can rent the pavilion for parties by calling the number listed on the sign. Pavilion has a power outlet to plug in plus the sink near the BBQ's. No pets, food, or drink allowed in the kids play area. Park has public restrooms & drinking fountain two small parking lots near playground & pavilion. Volleyball Court, baseball diamond, & community center also in this park. Park is pet friendly, dogs allowed with the exception of the gated off kids area. Open from dawn to dusk. Larger parking lot near community center.

We came here for the USSSA World Series. We had to pay $45 a person for passes to get into the park…read morefor the week. Back home the World Series in Texas is a $25 week pass. The passes seamed pretty steep. You have to pay if you want to see your boy play. Coolers 0 stars - My biggest complaint is the complex would only let each team bring in two coolers. No other coolers were not allowed in. So, you can only buy drinks and food from the concession stand. We are in the Deep South and it is crucial for spectators to hydrate in July outside in the sun all day. A parent in our team got heat exhaustion. He had to miss a day of his boy playing to stay in bed to recuperate. That is just greedy on their part. They are wanting to make money over people being healthy. I will have to give different star ratings for different parts of the facility. Restrooms 5 stars - There is an attendant that cleans and refills every hour. An added bonus is they are air conditioned. Fields 3 stars - the fields are in good condition, there's some holes in the fences near the dugout on field 3 that the ball kept getting out of the field. Also, they used portable mounds. Parking lot 1 star - Our team brought a trailer with us for all the boy's equipment. The Orange Beach facility has a trailer parked over near the bathrooms at the soccer field. So, our team parked their trailer their as well. We were asked to move ours, but they are allowed to park theirs there? Makes no sense!

Very disappointed World Series Baseball tournament 14U required some of the games playing at Foley…read morePark (30-45) minutes away! Gnat City is an understatement AND the bathrooms were either out of tissue or toilets overflowing! Local refs did the typical local calling at both parks. Look elsewhere for a complex!