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.

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

I stayed here for several days recently and really had a wonderful time. The house is historic and…read morebeautiful, but updated on the inside with luxurious amenities. The owner is upbeat and accommodating and the environment is spatious and comfortable and has all kinds of beautiful art. I will be back!

Beautiful and lovingly restored inside and out! Plenty of shared room inside, full of local art…read more Wrap around porch and balconies off some rooms. Convenient to everything in downtown Mobile. Easy walk to food and drinks on Dauphin St. Karen and Michelle are fun, gracious, and knowledgeable hostesses! Beds are so comfortable. Well worth the price for the ambiance and comfort provided. I loved staying here, and I highly recommend it!

We stayed here for 1 night while driving through Mobile. Their web site had a really easy…read morereservation system where we could select our site and pay in advance. We knew we were coming in late so it was great not to have to bother anyone. The price was very good too. The campground is near the highway but not so near that you can hear the traffic. We would definitely stay here again.

We stayed here a little over a week and this place is great!! Mike and Christine manage the…read moreproperty and they do a WONDERFUL job. Our truck broke down during our visit and there were so many kind people at the park willing to help out. There are both travelers and long term residents. Every space is kept up, the laundry/recreation room are both spotless. Mike and Christine do several rounds in their cart throughout the day. The neighborhood was nice and we felt safe. Mike is hilarious and Christine is the sweetest. My family would definitely stay here again.

It's tiny, and efficient-- Count me IN! Traveling can be…read moresuch a ridiculous, herding experience! But, this airport makes life simple and satisfying! TSA is a cinch, there are only a few flights and the schedule is well planned! There's really nothing to complain about here-- no muss, no fuss! I'm a fan! (Now, as for Frontier airline itself-- that's another conversation for another day)

If there were negative 5 reviews, Frontier would get it right now. This podunk airport should just…read moreclose. It's suppose to be new. What's the point? All, fly to the regional airport. At least your suitcase would end up where you were traveling to and not back home even after filing a claim with all the right information. I left LAX with a connecting through Denver. Every flight was delayed. My suitcase from Denver did not make it to Mobile, AL. I filled out a claim form and gave them my number, email address, and hotel address. I was informed my suitcase would not arrive until Wed because no other flights were coming from Denver again until Wed. I received no call so I called yesterday (tues) and customer service informed me my suitcase was being shipped back to CA because they had no other shopping information. And my flight is to AL, what do you mean you don't have any information? It's on my reservation! What happened to the claim I filled out at the Mobile Downtown airport?! I called Frontier customer service and the agent Jenelyn Paglinawan gave me the FedEx tracking number to change the address. I called FedEx and they said only the shipper can do that. Then Jenelyn said I should call Mobile Downtown front desk. The front desk told me they couldn't do anything because the bag is in Denver and that I should call Denver. I call Denver and no one picks up. I call customer service again and ask to speak to the manager. It's Jenelyn again. Instead of routing me to a manager as requested she tells me the address has been corrected and my bag should arrive in AL at 10:30am today (wed). I get an incident report via email. 190723-001059 So yesterday (tues night) I go on the FedEx website. My bag is STILL going home to CA by 10:30am not AL where I will be until Friday. Well played Jenelyn, well played. Frontier, what are you going to do about your employees in Mobile, AL Denver and Jenelyn the customer service rep? It's 90 degrees here with 80% humidity. It's Wed and I am still in the clothes I arrived in on Monday. If you can't handle your bags you might as well let us carry on without a fee or allow us to carry on period. It's what I always do until I was forced to fly with you to Mobile, AL. Oh it gets better, the ladies at Frontier at this airport tells me I will be reimbursed up to $100 for feminine toiletries. Um, you lost my suitcase WITH MY CLOTHES IN IT. And now it's getting shipped home where I AM NOT. Comedy Central, I hope you are reading this review. Someone should do a skit on this because it is beyond funny at this point.

I give this place a five star rating soley on the fact that I called nearly every motel within two…read morehours of gulf shores coming from Montgomery and these guys were by far the cheapest. $55 one bedroom on memorial day weekend. Nearly every other option was twice that. It's certainly not swanky and new but for a place to stay on the fly that's not terribly shady it's top notch in my book.

Okay, I love this place. I have been working on projects on the coast for several years now and the…read morehotels in and around Gulf Shores are so insanely overpriced that I simply can't afford them. I first rented here several years ago simply because of the rates, but was very pleasantly surprised to find a clean, well managed little motel. Over the past seven years I bet I've stayed here twenty times and it is consistently very clean and the staff is always nice. On my most recent stay they had made some changes and they told me that they have a new manager. She has definitely put a spit shine on the place. Now, this place is not fancy, but my room has always been immaculate. The hot water is plentiful and the morning coffee is decent. The ladies at the front desk are so helpful. Because of a neck injury I have to keep a towel around my neck all the time. I realized that my towel wasn't so clean and I was going to meet with a client, so I asked the lady at the front desk if I could buy a towel. Well, she just traded me a clean pool towel for my towel for free. It was so thoughtful. We got in really late after working all day on the second night and they ordered some pizza for me for delivery. I was just too tired to go out, so I really appreciated their efforts. This is on a four lane highway next to a wal mart so you can stop in there when you figure out what you've forgotten. My companion liked the Arby's next door. Even though it is on a highway I have never felt that the noise level was disturbing.

Beautiful old structure Never met the inn keeper. She lives…read moredown the block, Guests are alone in this 4 unit B and B. Breakfast items are set out the previous day for self serve in the morning. First morning; a large mouse, still alive, stuck to a glue trap in the dining room. Texted the owner, who sent someone over about 30 minutes later to remove the still struggling creature. Kind of takes your appetite away. Second and last morning, breakfast items had been chewed with mouse hair/fur all over the items. We were heading to airport so, no breakfast again. There is zero hospitality at this location. Guests are completely on their own. Will not visit here again, and would recommend you look elsewhere.

This was our first bed and breakfast experience and it was amazing! Ms. Wendy is so sweet and made…read moreus feel so comfortable! The home is pet friendly so my fur baby was able to join us on our pre-Valentine's Day getaway! We stayed in the Mobile Bay room and got to tryout a claw tub! The place had a vintage feel throughout the house and was well set up for a cozy evening in. No detail was overlooked. For breakfast we had delicious homemade Praline French Toast. Enough said. 5 Stars all around.

Soooo there's honestly nothing here other than a future site. The gate in my picture offers a photo…read moreopp, but other than that, this is an empty lot where a welcome center is eventually planned. Across the street is the Africatown Cemetery, which is an interesting place to meander thru and take in some of the differences in grave sites/resting places. For the record, there is an Africa town Heritage House in town, but it was not open the day that we rolled through here. Their hours are 10 AM to 5 PM Tuesdays through Saturdays.

Finally got a chance to visit Africatown in Alabama, its been on my list of must places to explore!…read moreMy first stop was the "Heritage House" The Clotilda is the last known slave ship is located here, along with lots of history. It opened its doors in July 8, 2023. There is a reason it opened on this day, you must do your own research to find the answer. I've read several books about Cudjoe (Kazoola) Lewis and the decedents of Africatown. Read the book called the "Barracoon before you visit, this will give you a better understanding. The actual welcome center is being rebuilt. The Heritage House museum will give you some maps and info to visit the other sites in town. Visit the museum, churches, parks and cemetery. There are a few old houses still standing. Enjoy your visit, Im sure we will visit again soon. BTW: Alot of people are not aware that this town exist, education is the key to the truth. Tell your friends, visit and donate if possible. The visitor center is currently under construction, so I shared some of the local sites. @glampedlife