What an absolutely fantastic dog park! We stopped here on a cross-country road trip and our pup…read moreloved it! It is clean, has some agility toys and decent parking. We stopped in December - but I cannot imagine being here in the summer - little shade and no access to water for pups or humans.

They've recently added a water station that serves both Large Dog and Small Dog yards. I could not…read morefigure out how to drain the warm, dirty water in the basins to refill with fresh, however. Also, there are metal roofs over picnic table/ concrete pads for shade (added months ago, after my first review).

This park is primary for baseball and soccer. It is directly behind the Bayou La Batre Library &…read morethe Community Center. There is parking, restrooms, and a concession area.

Very interesting area. Looks much smaller when you arrive but once you start walking there's a lot…read moremore to see. Definitely needs some upkeep. Hopefully it will be better next time! Lots of critters and flora!

This is a small little park and is pretty in it's own way. Read up on the history of the place…read morebefore you go as there isn't much information there. It is pretty overgrown as of this posting and we had to hack our way through the foliage to walk the trails. You need bug spray... the bugs got us.

Pet friendly park on the water with view of historic Ingalls Shipyard. Park has a boat launch for…read morefour different boats at one time. Huge Parking lot, plenty of piers to fish off of. Very popular with locals. Public Restrooms consist of a trailer, very clean but not handicap accessible. Very clean, no pet droppings or litter. Pet waste bags and stations throughout. One part of park with boat launch and docks face the water near the shipyard, the other side of the park leads directly onto the beach. Beach has a picnic area with four BBQ grills. Lots of people walking/ walking digs/jogging. Park is along Beach Blvd only 1.6 mile walk/ drive from another park, Pascagoula Beach Park.

Some very cool things to do all year round. Health and fitness opportunities are everywhere. The…read morepark is clean and the facilities are kept up and clean. Of course dog walking, fishing, boating, appreciation of nature, beach... it's all there. Sometimes there is a food truck. Come out and enjoy!

Great wooded park area in the side of the road. There is…read moreno pavilion but There are picnic tables available. There is also a small building on the side of the property that has bathrooms. We stopped here for a family picnic and explored all the huge trees.

The trees in this park are absolutely amazing. It is composed of literally just trees, park…read moretables/benches, and a small bathroom on the far right side once entering the park. My only gripes are that the sign for Cadillac Square is very much not well thought out as we had no clue exactly what was trying to be conveyed. I had to park the car and look up the history of the area to actually understand what was trying to be said. Also, information on the park is located right in front of the bathrooms. We were not able to get out and read it as we had to catch the ferry, but I think the location of it should change. You would only catch it if someone in the group had to use the bathroom. They should place it more central or right in front of the sign for the square. The only true highlight for my sister and I were the trees because it's interesting to us that they have been growing/around for so long.

Boykin Park is more of a baseball field, but it serves the neighborhood decent enough. It is…read morepleasant enough and is a bonus to the community.

This park is for baseball. There are several baseball diamonds with bleachers and a concession…read morestand. There are restrooms. This park is not paved, you follow a small dirt path into the park, the parking lot is a large grassy field. There are no sidewalk either. No playground. This park is near US-90, you can hear the traffic from the park, you just walk through a small thatch of woods, and there is US-90. This park looks like it does not get much use. Very quiet in a semi-rural area.

If you are looking for a peaceful area to just sit and enjoy nature, this is the place for you…read more I could take it or leave it. This is another area for you to walk around through the trees. There are places to sit and trails that have shells on them.

This park features mounds composed of shucked oysters from indigenous tribes. These tribes roasted…read moreand discarded the oysters in which they acquired from the water near the island. Do not expect to walk into the park and see a section where mounds of oyster shells are located. You are literally walking on the mounds throughout the trail. You will see the shells on the ground as you go. The sign that we read does not specify exactly what the mounds are, so we were confused at first when we stopped here. My sister stayed in the car with the kids as I walked to look for the mounds. She looked up what the mounds were while I came upon the realization that I was actually walking on them halfway through the trail. It was a little disappointing as that was not what we were expecting, but the vegetation was nice. I can definitely see why this spot would be great for bird watchers. I do wish the park was more maintained as I saw trash along the trails like cans and the wooden benches were not clean. Also, the sign really does need to be more informative on what the park actually is and features. The parking was nonexistent. We were lucky enough to get the small gravel area in front of the entrance, but everyone else would have to park on the road. It's a really nice place to just walk around, look at the different species of plants/birds, and due to the historical context of the mounds you walk on. It's cool to think back to how everything was before and what the indigenous folk were thinking about/doing.

This dog park is located right behind the police and fire station. It's a nice park with separate…read moreareas for small and big dogs. It is right next to the train tracks though so may not be best for skiddish dogs or dogs that are fearful of loud noises. It gets pretty loud when a train goes by. The park has a water fountain for the dogs, basket full of toys, a covered pavilion with seating and also benches around the park. It probably gets really messy when it rains though because there's a large section in the middle with just dirt and very sparse grass. Oh and there's also convenient restrooms for humans between the big dog park and little dog park.

went twice. not too many people and i was in the small dog park yesterday and there was an…read moreaggressive jack russell. i moved here from sc and the dog park i went to had lots of dogs and they got along, no fighting. not sure if i will go back. also not taken care of. big holes in the ground.