Free public boat launch on US-98 Battleship Parkway otherwise known as The Causeway to locals…read more There are two boat ramps on either side of the pier. The boat launch is directly next to Cafe Del Rio Mexican Restaurant and you can see the USS Alabama across The Causeway on the other side. During the summer, it is very busy & you can see alligators sunning themselves nearby in the tall grasses. I believe this boat launch gives access to The Mobile-Tensaw River Delta. Mobile Bay is very shallow. Also a good point for kayaks and rafting. It is known locally as a very good fishing spot, but the pier sign says no crabbing or fishing from the pier. I see a lot of retired fisherman come here, they bring a lawn or deck chair and fish more behind the parking area near the water.

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.

Great launch point for kayaks, boats, rafts, canoes onto Gunnison Creek in Satsuma. Plenty of…read moreparking, not crowded. Open dawn to dusk, & tucked away in a quiet residential neighborhood.

Historical Spot in Spanish Fort is where a Civil War battle raged on for this teen days. My husband…read moreis a military history buff & combat veteran, so I researched this before we went. Alabama has a lot of military history, but there is no fort here anymore, but it once stood here. This particular location was chosen because it was the highest point in Spanish Fort and is on a steep hill. We got quite the workout going up and down the park. It has many commemorative plaques detailing the fort's history, along with a statue, and Confederate Flags. There is a wooden bridge and staircase, and benches. When visiting here, we felt a supernatural energy from the now deceased Civil War soldiers fighting here many years ago. This spot is nestled in a neighborhood, there is no parking lot, just watch for the historical Fort McDermott sight and park near it. This is a privately maintained park by an organization, so be aware that there are areas of poison oak, so you might want to wear pants.

Mobile Yacht Club is the second oldest yachting organization in the United States…read more The view from the club is the finest on Mobile Bay, and the food is second to none. From the finest steak you can get, to the abundance of fresh LOCAL seafood, you will not be disappointed. The deep water access to the very protected marina, offers guest the sense of security you want when docking your vessel. They offer climate controlled shower and restroom facilities, as well as a saltwater pool and a 500' pier.

Delicious food, wonderful staff and a beautiful view of Mobile Bay!!! Definitely recommend you…read moregiving it a try!!!

This is the only place in Mobile were you can take diving lessons and buy all gear you need. They…read morehave a pool and knowledgeable stuff. I adore Kyle, Robin, Hue. Such great people. Sign up for their Facebook page for updates. Swim classes for kids are available.

If you feel yourself wanting to cross something off your bucket list like i died then go to Gulf…read moreCoast Divers. I cant praise them enough they take the time to teach you right. Every single person here is so knowledgeable. Rockin Robin will get you in the water and train you right. The people at Gulf Coast Divers want you to be safe and will make sure that you are. Wow just wow

We play mini golf every where we go. This was one of the most fun and challenging mini golf…read morecourses we've played. Highly recommend playing this one. Reasonably priced!!!

Nice park, has a gymnasium and community Center. Four Tennis Courts, two baseball diamonds, three…read moreseparate pools, basketball court. I saw swings, but no playground. This park is next to LeFlore High School. I did not see the restrooms or football field, it was dark, humid, overcast, and I got a tornado warning on my phone, so I left. Looks like a great place, though, I would of stayed longer were it not for the weather. Southern weather is always subject to change in Mobile, keep umbrellas, rain ponchos, and sweaters handy, weather changes from one hour to the next.