A nice little neighborhood park with a lot of history. It basically has a structure nearby that…read moreserved as an orphanage in the 1700's or 1800's when it was under British Rule, hence the park's name. It is basically a shaded park with walkways, gas lamps, and benches. There is a brick structure that looks like a BBQ pit. This park is suited for dog walks, picnics, or just hanging out, it is not really big enough to facilitate sports. There are no restrooms. This park is open sun up to sun down. Lots of beautiful Southern Homes surrounding the park with history as well.

Large open grassy area that also contains several basketball courts. Small parking lot along…read moreJackson Street. No restrooms or playgrounds. There are two playgrounds nearby within walking distance on Lawrence Street. One playground is near the leasing office of Renaissance apartments, the other playground is gated and across the street at a Baptist Missionary Church called Aim something or other.

Fun place Safe place to bring kids and to have outdoor fun. The park is clean location is great no…read moreproblem getting in or out.

Ever wonder why GOD reflects DOG & DOG reflects GOD?…read more#ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness Show GODs This dog park also is in a public park and it has a very unique setup. They just finished off how long the back wall of people's yards on one side of the park. There are a few holes that have been dug under fence lines and there's a few holes in the fence, so it always keeps things interesting. There is a bench to sit on and a poop bag dispenser. There is a very nice double gated concrete entry area and quite a few old growth trees. And it's a nice walk through the park past the children's playground to get there

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.

This is such a cool playground & park! The playground is older, but well maintained, it's like a…read morecastle. Swings, Slides, Monkey Bars, Tire Swings, Pull Up Bars, lots of climbing and fun for the rascals. This would the perfect place to stop on a road trip to get kids to burn off energy. There are also searing areas for the adults to watch the kids. I saw some grandparents just chilling watching their grand children run around the playground. There are also clean public restrooms & a pavilion with tables nearby. A few new tennis courts. Lots of large Southern Live Oak Trees to provide ample shade (something ALL Southerners appreciate). There is also a free mini library with books, a cool birdhouse, and a splash pad for the summer heat. Quiet, Clean, Safe, no vagrancy or panhandlers. No litter. Great For Kids. Parking is all the way around the park on all four sides. Splash Pad is Wheelchair Accessible. Sign posted said no pets but I was there with my dog on a leash, no complaints or issues from anyone else. This park is also walking distance (1/4 mile) to George B Halliday Park. We walked there & back, too. The only thing I recommend is not leave your food unattended at a table, some squirrels came & jacked my open bag of chips & spilled my soda.

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.

Small Park that converges where Congress Street & St Stephens Road meet at Catherine Street. Park…read moreis handicapped accessible, but only has a clock, a ramp, and several benches. There is a bus stop at this park. This little park has no real amenities (no playground, no sports, no restrooms, no parking lot). This is just a nice little place to sit and relax. Park is a short distance from Thomas Sullivan Community Center Park and a mile or two from Lyons Park.

Nice dog park with plenty of room for pups to play. There are two different sections, one is for…read morelarge dogs and the other is for small dogs. The play areas do have quite a bit of dirt during the colder months. My dog enjoyed roaming around and even had a chance to play with another dog even though we visited on a rainy day. There are poop bags available for use and there is plenty of parking!

Searching for True Love & Forgiveness? Talk to GOD and get a…read moreDOG! #ReflectDogs Love & Forgiveness Okay, although this dog park is much larger than it looks, and it is definitely a solid four plus dog Star Park, it was while we were at the park, this park in particular, that the webmaster notified us that Young Lady's animal rescue charity was now up and live!! So I got an extra point for that alone!! It was the culmination of a two-year journey through well over 1000 dog parks that she took me on, so I could really see the love and forgiveness in action. This park has just about anything and everything you could want. From what appears to be a complete Forest up in the back corner too wide open area for them to run in and the rest of the park. There are plenty of water faucets and poop bag dispensers and trash cans and trees and places to sit. The people were more than friendly and the dogs all had a great time!! The Gated entry is very easy to use and has a concrete slab. There is also a nice concrete pathway that takes you out to the sitting area so if you have Mobility difficulties or are in a wheelchair, you can easily make it out to the seating area. All the wood benches have nicely carved memorials in them. The small dog park is bigger than most big dog parks. My only question would be, who decided putting the squirrel feeder right in the middle of the dog park was a good idea, don't get me wrong, I love it!! I'm just not sure the squirrels knew what they were in for when they headed down into it to get a nut!! Anyway this park is absolutely incredible and a very fitting park for us to launch the animal rescue charity!!