Of the two squares that we went to, this was probably my favorite!…read more Love how they had a centerpiece fountain that was just massive. From all directions the walking path led directly to this spot. In between the walking paths were plenty of large shade trees, grassy areas and don't forget squirrels running around every where. It was getting pretty hot, the humidity is apparently kind of brutal in July in Southern Alabama, who knew? So we didn't hang out long, but there is plenty of stuff to do with in walking distance, including shopping and dining. Nice place to hang out with family and friends - throw a frisbee or have a picnic. Check this place out if you happen to find yourself in the City of Mobile.

Not as many trees or squirrels but still a nice place to relax especially when there is music.read more

W.O. Lott Park is a cool park with an emphasis on tennis courts and pickleball courts. It has…read moreplenty of parking and they have picnic tables and a lot of open space. Overall, it is a cool little park.

Great Park with new tennis courts & building put in 2021. I saw tons of people there very early…read moreplaying tennis at 7 AM before it got too hot. There must of been more then 10 tennis courts, and half were still empty despite all the people playing on the center courts. Park also has a playground, basketball court, pickle ball courts, & a large grassy area between tennis courts & pickle ball courts. Restrooms & drinking fountain available. Located on Main Street, clearly marked with signage, good size parking lot. Very clean, no litter. A small church with cemetery behind it located directly next to park. Church has a historical marker out front.

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.

This is a small park and is definitely located off of the beaten path. It doesn't have much in the…read moreway of amenities. It pretty much has a children's playground, a pavilion and Parking is definitely limited, but it seems to be more of a neighborhood park. For a neighborhood park, it serves its purpose well.

Nice neighborhood park with walking trail, playground, pavilion with two BBQ pits. Metal Benches…read morethrough park & near playground. Two drinking fountains, one for dogs, but no restrooms. Small parking lot to accommodate maybe four to five cars. Park closes at dusk.

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!!

I went to the beautiful Cathedral in the front of this park and decided to take a stroll around the…read moresquare in the middle of the day. There was a group of black men and a woman harassing me to speak to them and kept beckoning me to go up to them. I ignored them but they kept yelling the whole time that I made the round of the park until I go in my car. And when my family stepped out of the church, then they started yelling and harassing them too. They were yelling things like that I shouldn't be going to church if I don't want to speak to them. It was very unsettling. There should be more police presence in these tourist areas to make sure that people are not being harassed. If it was that unsettling in the middle of the day, I could only imagine at night.

We walked through Cathedral Square on our way to check out the Cathedral of the Immaculate…read moreConception. Cathedral Square is a municipal park - It is bordered by the streets of North Claiborne, Dauphin, North Jackson, and Conti. A little history, This space, at one time, was Campo Santo - which was Mobile's Catholic cemetery (18th Century). The area that is now Cathedral Square quickly became a commercial block filled with buildings after the relocation of the cemetery. The buildings were then demolished in 1979 to create a public park facing the Cathedral. The current park and layout have been here for some time now. There were a few people here, as it was starting to warm up quite a bit and it didn't take too long to get pretty hot (really humid). But if you are going to check out the Cathedral - then this is a nice little green space to see it from and get some pretty cool pictures of the Cathedral.

The only thing it could use is curtail the greenskeeper from aerating the greens asmany times as he…read morethinks it needs. No other golf course aerated as many times as Brain Aarron does. Two times a year is sufficient. Don Spruill

Great golf course for the conditions it has been exposed to. The greens were a little fast but…read morefair. Veey busy course so you must have a tee time. I would suggest checking with Golfnow as they may have some good discounts. Finished in about 3.5 hours whixh I thought was pretty good. Enjoyed the round as I was paired with a couple of local seniors. One in his 80s and the other duffer at 78. Boy did they love messaging the ball...they never had a bad landing. Once they got to their ball it was always in a good spot before they hit. Even got to reminisce about Stanky ball at USA and the time Chuck Connors had an appreciation day at Stanky field.

This park is on the bluff and where they hold the pops concerts. It is a nice shady park with St…read moreAugustine grass and benches that you can sit and admire the bay. This is a nice place to have a picnic or play fetch with your dog or bring your toddler for an outside date, read a book and toss a frisbee. We really enjoyed our stroll here.