Nice, clean park. There is shade by the concession stand. Six or seven fields exist. There are…read morebatting cages - bring your own pitcher. It looks very picturesque.

Decent park. Small town feel. Concession stand has been updated and I quite nice. Fields and…read moreseating need to be the next thing updated.

Sunset Wildlife Connection is truly a wonderful haven for wildlife. I visit every chance I get and…read moreproudly support the incredible work they do. Their outreach programs--especially the animal interactions they bring to local libraries--are always well attended and loved by both children and adults. The staff's genuine care for the animals shines through in everything they do, and their passion for sharing knowledge and wildlife conservation is inspiring. A truly exceptional place!

My daughter loved toddler time with the animals! We had so much fun learning about all the…read morewonderful animals here and getting to feel them too! We were all very impressed!!! We hope to return soon. Thank you so much!

Had a great round of golf today in Brewton, Al. Built around 1997 the entire facility is…read morebeautiful. The clubhouse is as nice as one can find for a public facility. All employees were helpful and went out of their way to make sure your round was enjoyable. The course is in excellent shape with fairways well marked and greens recently "verticut". The fairways are adequately marked and signage at each hole group of tee boxes identifying layout. While we found the course not easy or outright hard but enjoyable. Looking forward to returning. Also, there were several fox squirrels to enjoy. Beautiful animals.

Historical Site & landmark where a massacre of over 500 people & a battle with the Creek Indians…read morehappened in 1813 when Alabama was part of Mississippi Territory prior to becoming a US state in 1819. Originally, the site was part of the Mims Plantation, and had settlers of mixed Indian heritage, Creoles, slaves, & other early Americans. Mims had a blockhouse built, but it was no match for over 700 Red Stick Creek Indians that invaded & massacred the majority of the people there. There are many historical information plaques throughout the park & a reconstruction fort/ blockhouse. There is a small locked museum in the park, but I think it is only open for events. The park has several electric hookups for RVs & events. Park was pet friendly, dogs allowed, but I was the only one there. You have to drive through a small trailer hime community to access the park. I did not see any restrooms or drinking fountains, I am assuming they have that brought in during the August reenactment of the battle every year. I am not going to lie, this place very haunted & super natural considering the loss of life & energy here. Supposedly, when reinforcements made it in to the area a week later in 1813, there was so many dead, they put most of them down the well & buried there. There are memorials listing the dead from all sides. It feels creepy. But it is a part of history, like it or not. This location is WAY OUT IN THE STICKS OFF THE BEATEN PATH, FYI.

Such a sweet little pumpkin patch! Perfect for kids -- there's plenty of space to explore, run…read morearound, and pick the cutest pumpkins. You can honestly spend the whole day here just enjoying the fall vibes, snapping photos, and letting the kiddos have fun. A must-visit for family memories!

Best Pumpkin Patch in Northwest Florida! Enjoy coming with our kids, and the season isn't complete…read morewithout it!

Stopped by for the first time. They offer a free wine tasting and finger foods. The ladies here are…read moreawesome and very knowledgeable. We had a fabulous time, tried about 6-8 different wines and came home with our favorites along with other local goodies. The only downside to this winery is that it's not very picturesque and seems to be very worn down. A little face lift would bring this place back to life, regardless we had a fabulous time and look forward to going back.

My husband and I stopped at this vineyard because I love wine tasting. This place did not…read moredisappoint. I must say this was the most informative and personalized tasting experience I have ever had, and I have really done my fair share of wine tasting! The woman who helped us had an amazing wealth of knowledge on the history of the vineyard, Alabama wine, and muscadine grapes. We spent an hour and a half tasting and learning about what really goes into each bottle. I feel that in most tasting rooms, you simply get the finished product that was designed for a specific taste. The experience at Perdido was much different. They truly showcase the fruit used to create the wine without relying on outside ingredients to change the taste. In the end, we walked out with three bottles, and as I sit here sipping their blueberry wine, I am disappointed that we did not bring home more. Although I am more than happy to give this place 5 stars (as I ACTUALLY went there unlike one reviewer...), I do have one disclaimer. There were some claims made as to the health benefits to drinking wine made from muscadine grapes (shared from the book Muscadine Medicine). I am not a doctor nor do I claim to be a health expert, but I do consider this to be a dangerous practice, especially when it is accompanied by suggestions that you may be able to stop taking doctor prescribed drugs if you just eat this super fruit. I certainly am no expert on the subject, but these kinds of claims can be dangerous if not supported by appropriate studies. Because I did not come here to get health advice, the wine itself as well as the personal experience really does deserve 5 stars. Please!!! If you are in the Gulf Shores or Mobile area, take the drive and try the wine. You will not be disappointed!!!

It's a small skate park, but it is a small city. Looks like a good place to practice tricks if you…read moreare an experienced skater, not so much if you are an amateur. This skate park is located in George B Halliday Park, which has several baseball diamonds, basketball courts, batting cages, bleachers, concessions. Restrooms are near the baseball areas. Park closes around 10 or 11 pm. Skate Park is next to a ditch, shaded by large oak trees. Skate Park does not appear to be well lit, but the adjacent baseball diamonds are. There is a larger skate park in Mobile, Public Safety Park, but that is over 30 miles south of Bay Minnette.

Nice little place to pull off in Stockton. I think this spring had a historic marker at one time, I…read moream not sure. Small parking lot. Supposedly, the locals come here and fill up jugs of this water, it is supposed to have healing properties.