Small, old-school RV campground where the owners stay/work on the grounds and put a personal touch…read moreon everything. Some of the friendliest and most helpful people you'll meet who have put their heart into making everyone's stay is the best it can be. The park is gated for safety (pass codes are required for entry), and nearby attractions like the USS Alabama, Fort Morgan and Dauphin Island are all about 40-90 minutes away. great place to stay overnight en route elsewhere, or for a long term stay.

The facility is clean and well maintained. It is quiet. Owners are friendly. The place is gated.read more

Came here to rv for a few days. The sites are fully paved and very level. They also have full…read morehookups at each site. There is a boat dock and fishing pier as it is on the bay. For the price you can not beat this place. They also have a store which I rarely see at state parks. Highly recommend

Amazing state park and for such an adorable price to RV. The RV park is huge to start off with. We…read moregot a paved site which was huge and hat a grill to cook on. If you are staying at the RV park you can use the area to fish even if you don't have a boat. The area is so nice because it is a combination of wild area and water. The restrooms are also nice and clean. The bathroom areas are all private. Each bathroom has a shower also. It was nice peaceful and quiet. We did get to see some gators and husband caught some fish. The park is conveniently located just a few miles from the USS Alabama ship and museum. If you want to go somewhere a little more upscale Fairhope is only an about a 20 minute drive. It is outside of town, but within minutes you have grocery and retail shopping.

We had 6 adults and 2 kids on a top notch air boat with Captain Mark…read more Everyone felt comfortable and secure. The boat and experienced driver kept us well entertained. Our 10 am tour allowed us time to experience a really nicely planned and narrated cruise which included gators, assorted plants, water fowl and critters, giant grasshoppers and a lot of well presented info about the area and its environment. 100% recommended!

We had a wonderful experience with Rob. Very kind, welcoming, and knowledgeable about local…read morewildlife and vegetation. Explained the ecosystem of the local area. We had beautiful weather so it was an amazing Airboat experience. We would recommend it to everyone. The hour went so fast, we could have stayed all afternoon...we all loved it! Thank you!

My family had a great time fishing with Captain Patric. He is knowledgeable, friendly, and did a…read moregreat job guiding us. We caught 35+ fish which is more than we have on any other charter. We caught lot of redfish along with some drum, croakers, and a speckled trout.

Patric is an fantastic guide. He knows so much natural history and makes fishing really fun. He…read moreworks with the local scientists and helps with their research projects to give back. Highly recommend for a trip.

Great place to get away and relax. 2.2 miles away from gravine island, and 13 from Bluegill. It has…read morea boat lift and dock. It's just a little place with a big feel.

Great airport experience. TSA agents were extremely kind even in the middle of a govt shutdown…read morewhere they aren't getting paid. Airport is small, so not a lot of amenities, but not crowded either.

This is a small regional airport. I chose this because of the times to get to Hattiesburg. I got…read morebetter flight times with only two one stop coming from the West Coast. So instead of leaving at five I was able to leave at 11 and get here at a good time.

My family and I stopped by here while traveling. It's a cool place to stop. They have lots of stuff…read moreto buy inside the store and their bathrooms are clean. I didn't really notice that they had a restaurant until we were leaving. It's a derailed train diner. For a travel center it's a cool place to stop and get gas and browse around.

This is located just a few miles west of the Florida/Alabama border on Interstate 10 and has always…read morebeen a great place to stop for food, snacks, gas and clean restrooms. The Derailed Diner inside the travel center is a sit-down restaurant with a train decor that includes a crossing sound that plays at regular intervals in the parking lot. There's also a fried chicken takeout place inside. On my most recent stop I was excited to find that they have added a spin rack of paperback books. I'm always looking for something new to read on road trips and these racks are getting harder to find. I bought the science fiction novels Planet of the Damned by Harry Harrison and Solar Express by L. E. Modesitt Jr. along with some Stuckey's treats.

What a cool idea for a public art painted on oyster shells, or at least three feet tall fiberglass…read moreoyster shells. This really brings a great bit of local art along with a long history of Mobile's love for oysters. If you find yourself in Downtown Mobile Alabama, I would definitely check some of these out. It is my opinion that local art such as this gives a city its personality. This is a great addition to the Mobile, Alabama area.

Have you ever noticed the 3 feet tall, fiberglass, painted oyster shells in downtown Mobile? This…read morehas to be one of the most unique things to see in Mobile. It's actually a project of the Mobile Bay Oyster Gardening Program to support restoration work in the Mobile Bay and the Mississippi Sound. Each shell is articulately painted with different scenes from Mobile. They are painted by local artists and sponsored by local businesses. All of the shells are beautiful, but my favorites are the ones at the corner of Dauphin and Washington and on the corner of Dauphin and Conception Street at Beinville Square. There is an Oyster Trail map that you can pick up in many hotels and visitors centers. If you can't find a map, you can go to the website and print out a map. The Oyster Trail doesn't end in Mobile. There are several oysters in Baldwin County too!