A team that is dedicated to the community. They understand there is power in unity. By bringing…read morebusiness owners together, they open dialogue that contributes to success.

Very nice and knowledgeable people with tons of local information. Next door is the tourist center…read more Every few months I stop in and get maps, guides and events information when guests are expected. Sign the guest book and have a short pleasant conversation with the folks there. There are actually a few benches under the trees to rest and read the new bounty. When this was first built we all called it the Lookout for the great views. The trees have grown, which is good. Now it is more of a haven from the rat race.

What a fun time at the annual Christmas Potluck lunch for the senior citizens of the city of…read moreSpanish Fort. Tables were decorated by the various groups that meet at the center with Christmas Carol themes. Our Mahjong group chose "O Christmas Tree" for the two tables we decorated. Everyone attending brought a side dish or a dessert and 2 businesses furnished the entrees of ham and fried chicken. Music was provided by Greg Normand and Terry Youngblood. Christmas carols were played and even a sing along by the group of attendees. Door prizes were provided by Spanish Fort Businesses. Heather Allen, Spanish Fort Activity Director, did an amazing job of organizing this event. Thank you City of Spanish Fort for hosting this event.

I attended a wedding reception here yesterday. Prior to this event I never even knew this place…read moreexisted. The facility is beautiful! Parking is perfect. Event space is sufficient. Kitchen space is large. It's connected to the Spanish Fort Library. There is also a beautiful pond in the back with a nice deck/board walk and fountains. The ladies room is nice and clean with modern amenities. I must say it was a pleasant surprise!

I love, love this place! Is it possible to have fun at a library? I do at this one. No, it is not…read morethe NYC Library experience. BUT it is quite large for a city so small. You will find it also extremely spacious, clean and very pleasant. And comfy! There are many little places to sit down, rest and enjoy current periodicals and a pretty awesome selection of books. The computer area is also large. There is an upper floor with tables for reading or even playing cards with friends. The staff is amazing. Gee, just the 100% guarantee of a friendly face and big smile. To top it off, just a few steps away is a lovely deck overlooking the pond and fountain. I think most of Baldwin County library cards are accepted. It doesn't matter - just take some time to drop in and see the beautiful building.

What a great staff and experience! We took our scout pack to the library. Ms. Lauren had prepared…read morean excellent presentation for our scouts. The kids were engaged and excited throughout the experience. She made reading exciting and reviewed all types of books there are... science, fiction, discovery, and etc. She then explained how the kids would use the electronic card catalogue to find books about their interests. She kept everything easy and fun. She even had some special books pulled and set aside for our den. Great staff and great library!

Nice hiking trail within a housing development in Spanish Fort. The trail begins at a Cul deSac…read morethat is marked by a historical marker sign. The bridge is in diserepair and there are some burned ruins of a former structure, other then that, it was a good hike.

7/29/2022: Directions are wrong, Jackson's Oak in located within Village Point Park Preserve. Head…read morethere instead of the address listed on Harbor Bluff, that only takes you to a cul de sac within a gated community. The vegetation is too thick and dense to enter on Harbor Bluff unless you have a machete. The entrance in Village Point Park Preserve is more walkable with no hassles. Walk down the pedestrian only road in Village Point Park Preserve, within a quarter of a mile, there will be an unmarked trail on the right, the boardwalk may be slightly visible through the trees. a brisk, quick walk to this tree and bing, you are at the Jackson Oak. I don't understand why this tree has no historical marker, this tree was a between 300-500 years old. Great for kids, great for dogs, there are also various trails throughout the park. There is also an older cemetery in this park, a short walk away.

This is an impressive and massive old tree and worth the trip to see. It's accessible through…read moreVillage Point Park and the address listed here is not correct. The area itself has seen better days with old picnic tables, over-growth and the boardwalk around the tree in need of cleanup and some attention. There once was an information button to press to get info about the tree but it does not work. I am hoping the city and mayor will invest in a little TLC for this walking path and area and spruce it up. It has so much potential to be a great outdoor resource for locals and tourists alike.

I just popped in there for a minute to pick up a gift for someone. I haven't bought full bottles…read moreof liquor for our bar in a while because we have a teenager in the house and don't want to tempt him. As a result, I can't attest to the prices being high, low or average. I can say the service was friendly and they seemed to have a great selection of liquor. It's located next to the grocery store, so if you're looking for liquor to use for cooking, it's convenient. They're open until 7 pm Monday through Saturday.

Friendly and helpful staff but as a liquor store it is evident that no state should run any retail…read morebusiness. If you need non alcoholic mixers, you will need to make another stop.

While not a large place by any means, this is a memorial to the brave men snd women who have…read moreproudly served in our United States military. I believe that the flags stay always at half mast, which is a touching tribute to those who never returned home. I am glad that I stumbled across this memorial.