Nice park. It has a Marina/ boat launch for public use and a pier to fish off of. Picnic tables,…read moreplenty of shade, and a port-a-potty instead of permanent restrooms. I had to rescue a Gulf Coast Box Turtle because he kept sunning himself in the road and parking lot.

Nice park overall. Well built and kept. People are the problem. Smokers in the playground area, dog…read morepark visitors who don't clean up after their dogs, and despite trash cans everywhere, people just throw their garbage wherever they're standing.

We love this park! The splash pad is great & big! My grandson loves it & the park itself…read more I'm here with my son & grandson now & there are guys cleaning the workout equipment. I have never seen a park ANYWHERE cleaning anything. And, that shows by how filthy everything is everywhere else. I am very impressed with this park.

What a wonderful place for a family outing! My wife and I truly enjoyed visiting this garden.read more

Free to visit and across Zeigler/Springhill Boulevard from Langhan Municipal Park. This park is…read moremaintained by volunteers, has turtles and Koi fish in its waters. It has a waterfall and trails through the woods that I see many joggers and dog walkers utilize. Follow the trails you will come across a really cool bridge that has graffiti that is neat. Open dusk to dawn like all Mobile, Alabama parks. Good for kids, but no playgrounds or restrooms, try the park across the street for that. Good for dogs.

We were driving through downtown Mobile when my son spotted this wonderful Spanish park, which pays…read morehomage to the Spanish and to the area's and Mobile's history, located right on the edge of Downtown. Street parking was limited, but we found a spot and walked through the small park, enjoying the statues and reading the plaques. The fountains were peaceful. This was an unexpected but pleasant stop in Mobile.

Nice shady park downtown. Plenty of benches to sit down, the whole park is very shady from all the…read moreoak trees. There is a large fountain in the park center. Azalea bushes. Statues of Spanish Explorers, historic place. Located on Government Street between the Mardi Gra Museum and The Mobile Chamber of Commerce. Directly in front of Malaga Plaza, within walking distance of The Malaga Inn, a great hotel I stayed in prior to moving here. Also a block west of the Mobile Civic Center. Centrally located. Also within walking distance of downtown Mobile eateries, bars, & museums. You will enjoy your time hereat this park.

Great neighborhood park in Mobile, Alabama. They only have on street parking, but I don't think…read moreitbwas a big deal. I liked the statue in the middle and it had nice trees offering shade. I can't believe that I never checked out here before, but I will be back.

Beautiful neighborhood park, with gorgeous, old oaks. Totally shaded. Kids loved climbing the…read moretrees. No benches though. Was there a homeless problem at one point? We spent an hour and a half here one afternoon while we were waiting to be able to check into our airbnb and it would have been nice to be sitting on a bench instead of the ground.

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.

Bay Front Park is a wonderful park in Daphne, Alabama. I have always enjoyed this park and just…read moresoaking up the tranquility. I often find myself headed here whenever I am in Daphne. It really is a great park. I would wholeheartedly recommend a visit here.

Nice park, has a pier, gazebo, chair swings and a boardwalk. There are restrooms available. Be very…read moreaware of your surroundings, there are signs posted stating there are alligators and snakes present. Do not let that deter you from visiting this park, all up and down The Gulf Coast, from Texas to Florida you will find that type of wild life, even on The East Coast all the way up to North Carolina. Nice boardwalk for a stroll with your doggo. I did not get a chance to travel the entire length of the boardwalk because I heard a lot of thunder, the sky was clear, so I left and within ten minutes it rained ( storms are common here, but usually brief, in fact it rains every afternoon in the summer). I will be back soon.

I surprised my husband with a trip to the USS Alabama for his birthday because it had been on his…read morebucket list for several years. It turned out to be one of the best birthday surprises I've ever planned. We visited on a Wednesday, and it was the perfect day to go. The crowds were light, which gave us plenty of time to explore at our own pace. One piece of advice: grab a map and actually use it! My husband was in charge of navigation, and somehow we almost missed a huge section of the ship. The USS Alabama is fascinating from top to bottom. Walking through the sleeping quarters, mess halls, engine rooms, and gun turrets really gives you an appreciation for the people who served aboard her. The grounds also include historic aircraft and military exhibits, so plan to spend more time than you think you'll need. Parking is an additional $5, so keep that in mind when budgeting your visit. If you're eligible for military, senior, or group discounts, be sure to ask about available savings before purchasing tickets. Fun fact: The USS Alabama earned nine battle stars during World War II and is often referred to as "The Lucky A" because she returned from combat without losing a crew member to enemy action. Learning little pieces of history like that made the experience even more meaningful. If you enjoy history, military museums, or simply exploring unique places, this is absolutely worth the trip. Just don't let your spouse be in charge of the map.

A great way to spend about 2 hours! We had fun, walked around a bit and learned a lot…read more Would go back again if we were in the area.