This is a great public space with the amenities fitting of its name. If you have littles, then just…read moreknow it is an outstanding, safe play area that fosters inclusion and welcomes all. There are walking trails that go through the woods, an off-leash dog area, and multiple mixed-use sportsball/athletic fields. On hot days, the splash pad area is the place to be, making for a safe space for kids and families to cool off and enjoy the sun. The frisbee disc golf course is one of the real hooks to the park, nicely laid out and maintained, and providing differing levels of challenge. Public restrooms are all around, the playground and splash pad area have soft landing spots, and it is generally well lit and safe all through the park. There are even several canopy areas with tables, allowing for picnics or other gathering use and mostly just to get out of the Alabama sun. Get out and enjoy the greenspace, Mobile, it's a beautiful place.

This park is very popular and in a good area of town. This park includes a playground, restrooms, a…read moresplash pad, dog park, tennis courts, disc golf, amphitheater, baseball diamonds, soccer field, football field, paved walking paths, and unpaved walking trails in the woods. There is a small gymnasium for gymnastics in the MAWSS water tower. Parking is decent, but I have never visited on game days. ALOT of people walking and running. Park is open from dawn to dusk like all other parks in Mobile. The playground is the best of all the parks in my opinion. It is fairly busy, but not so much that would make you visit elsewhere.

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.

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!

Beautiful park with a lawn for days! Big old trees and a fun playground for the kids.read more

Decent neighborhood park, I usually stop by to rest here when I walk my dog. My dog does not care…read moretoo much for this park, he likes Sage Herndon Park better. This park has a playground, a lot of Live Oak Trees for shade, a lit walking path with some metal benches & trashcans. It is pretty clean. There is a picnic pavilion with three tables, two chair swings, 2 BBQ pits, usually someone always over there. No restrooms here, large open grassy area for football or soccer but no nets or goalposts. The parking lot always has a few vehicles parked, everyone from City Workers, a big rig, construction workers on lunch breaks, whoever. The police cruise by often here, I myself never had any problems here, but I do see a lot of people on foot just hanging out here sometimes other then the families with kids from the nearby apartments down Emogene Street. It's an ok park, but I have never spent more then 30 minutes to an hour here tops.

Nice park, but why is the playground closed? Either they boarded it up because of COVID, or the…read morekids from the high school are probably screwing around on the playground equipment? Other then that, there is a community center, restrooms, BBQs & pavilions, water hose. Either the soccer fields are part of the high school, park, or both. Rusted old basketball hoops near the playground. Directly next to the Mobile Sheriff's Station, you can watch the helicopters take off. This park is set back from the road on US-98/ Moffett Road, so look for the water tower & community center. The park is directly behind the Sheriff's station, too.

They need to sign out front when they have entertainment for the public. You never know what's…read moregoing on at the Sims community center if it's for public dancing, etc..

Nice new facility that is easy to locate. The facility is new, bight and well maintained. This is a…read moremultiplex can host many various sporting and other events. The singular drawback is the lack of patron seating available for parents, family and other guests.

I'm most familiar with the soccer fields at the Foley Sports Complex…read more Huge venue great for hosting large tournaments. Many times other tournaments need to use multiple venues to host an event. I've been down to work several tournaments. There are hotels and restaurants nearby. And if the significant other wants to come down, the hopping outlets are pretty close, too, so they can be entertained. We've also always been in the late fall, so it hasn't been conducive to the beach, but it isn't terribly far either.

This a great park that offers something for everyone in a beautiful, tree covered area. In addition…read moreto the children's play areas, there is a splash pad, 6 tennis courts, 3 basket ball courts, a football field, a baseball complex with batting cages, a softball complex with batting cages, a soccer complex with a children's play area, a 1/4 mile walking track with warm up equipment, 2 fenced dog parks, and multiple pavilions with anywhere from 1-15 tables under them. They can be reserved through the website. In the same area, there is also a horse arena, a model airplane field, and Some adult softball fields. Whispering pines golf course is across the street. Singing River internet now offers wifi at the park as well. This park is safe and fun, even at night. I believe it's open from dawn until 10 pm every day. The only thing that would make it better would be better accommodations for those in wheelchairs. There are no zero entry swings or other play activities. There are two swings that an adult could strap a child into, but the swings are not large and the adult would need to either push a wheelchair across woods chips or carry them. Just a thought.

Our daughter has trained with Glen and his coaches for a couple of years now. He has always been…read moreresponsive and reasonable, even when our daughter had an injury and had to bow out for a time. His coaches care about the development of their players' skills. We are happy to be a part of this training regimen.

Don't waste your money! My daughter is a senior varsity player and went to the first day of a…read more three day field player soccer camp with Southern Crescent Academy. She was put with boys aged 8-13. I called the next morning and spoke to Glen Fox, he said he would switch her to the varsity boy's team. I said I didn't want her to get hurt playing with them and the little boys were of no training value, so I would like a refund for the two days she would not be attending. He flatly refused any type of refund! No where on the website did it say this was an all boy program and that there were no age groups. I hardly think it was fair that my seventeen year old daughter scored every goal on the little kids, who quickly became frustrated, nor would it be fair for her to play with 17-18 year old boys! Mr. Fox is certainly not worried about the kids, his only concern is the money he is collecting. Do yourself a favor and choose a different camp for your child.

I really like this park, it is large in my opinion. Cool playground, has something that resembles a…read morexylophone & bongos. Tennis court, basketball court, baseball diamond. Handicapped Accessible restrooms with a push button for the door. At least two or three drinking fountains. Lots of shade from trees, which I love. Benches and picnic tables throughout, some with BBQ pits. A blue building with rainbow painted doors directly in front of the parking lot. Signs advertising free meals for kids & movies in the park directly in front of the blue building. My family, dog, and I enjoyed this park, only issue was someone's dog was running loose no leash or owner, dog appears to live directly across the street from the park. Dog was not vicious, but I had to holler at it to make sure it stayed away from us and my dog. I notice a lot of loose dogs running about near parks here in Mobile, so this is not the first time I have encountered that at a local park. Just be cautious if you are there with pets or children.