This is a nice nature walking trails in Daphne, AL. There is great parking and nice restrooms with…read morepicnic tables. You can choose a trail to fit your needs or your personality that day or you can spend the whole day hiking and exploring. We love this place!!

A simply stunning small strip of paradise at the end of a quiet street in Daphne, Alabama…read more Take a moment to walk the nature oath, it is small, but it is simply amazing and leads out to an even more beautiful strip of beach. Just as an aside, there is an amazing barbecue restaurant called Moe's on that quiet street, stop by there before going. It is one of my favorite barbecue places.

Great playground and splash pad!…read more The highlights: - gated - shaded areas - clean restrooms - all inclusive - plenty of parking - clean ** kid approved Went around 3 pm and there were plenty of kids out playing. It was hot outside, we enjoyed alternating between the park and splash pad to stay cool. Would definitely recommend if looking for a local park to visit. The kid I was with said it is the best park I've taken them to

Well kept up. Fun splash pad for toddlers and elementary school age kids. Fun sand area. Chickens…read moreon the other side of the fence are entertaining

A very nice park and boat launch in Daphne, Alabama. It offers great water views, a children's…read moreplayground, a fishing pier,a pavilion and more. I would definitely recommend this particular park.

This is my first visit to this park today as the sun is setting. It is a small park but has lots to…read moreoffer. There is a boat launch, a nice fishing pier, a long boardwalk, lots of picnic tables, a nice swing facing the bay to enjoy the sunset or sunrise and lots of parking. I would describe it as a little piece of heaven! We will be

Centennial Park is a great park for small children and I am sure that it is extremely popular with…read moresmall kids and their parents. All in all, it's a very cool place for young kids.

The upgrade to the park was greatly needed and is fantastic. My toddler loved everything about it,…read moreespecially the little picnic tables just her size. That made her day oddly enough lol. The look just looks so much more put together and clean. The toddler playground is good. The older kids playground is pretty cool. Thank you for having multiple baby swings.

Half the places weren't open. They had tons of options. Overall the place we did eat from was good…read more Very cool place to take kids because of the park. Just wish they had all the places opened & the bathrooms as well.

Since I've visited, they've added a few things and I still LOVE it!…read more They've added a sun shade in a part of the seating area (needed that), Cammie's Old Dutch ice cream is here (w/ Sno Biz-- definitely needed that), and there's also an adults-only area after 7pm (nice). I'm loving the increased and unique lineup of events coming to the FORT. I attended my first comedy show in the gulf coast area, here last night. Cheers to even more fun times and the evolution of the FORT Container Park!

Nice place to walk and see some wildlife- I always find myself wishing that someone would pick up…read morethe trash, but as public places go....there actually wasn't too much litter around

Not your boring rest stop!!! I found this by accident when…read moreI made a quick stop for breakfast. There's a small parking lot. The trail is really cool. There were lots of families and the kids were loving the gators

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.

Nice park with clean walking trails along the bay. We love walking this park anytime we are in…read moreDaphne.

This is a peaceful little park right off the highway and on Mobile Bay with a beautiful water view…read moreand lots to do. There are picnic tables and swings, as well as a pier that will give you a peaceful break from your drive or just to enjoy a beautiful sunset or sunny day. There are nature paths and you can make your way over to a little beach area nearby. If the water is high, access might be a little difficult, and yes, you really should watch out for wildlife. The sign says that night fishing is allowed off the pier, so that's cool. I wish I could have explored the area a bit more, but I was very happy to find Bayfront during my stay!

7/27/22: Nice access area to a small beach. You come to the McMillian Bluff Access sign, and walk…read morethrough a garden type area until you get to a wooden deck. From there, descend a wooden stairway down to the beach and water. There is a second wooden deck halfway down the stairs with benches where one can stop, rest, & look out at the water. The hillside surrounding the stairs is covered in vegetation, probably kudzu, but I could be wrong. Beautiful breathtaking views. However, I came very early in the morning, most likely at high tide, plus we had storms + flood advisories that week, so the water had come all the way up to the very bottom of the stairwell, so no beach access that morning. If that happens, May Day Park & Belrose Park are also nearby with beach and water access. There are No Parking signs all near McMillian Bluff entrance, streets are very old, narrow, & in residential areas. Please be aware.

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.

Jackson's Oak is such a cool piece of American History! The tree is said to stand 95 feet tall…read morewith a 28 foot circumference. It's a point of reference in the Spanish Land Grant of 1787. Of course, the name is derived because General Andrew Jackson is said to have given a speech to his troops from one of its limbs during the War of 1812 while en route to Pensacola. Pictures don't do this breathtaking old massive oak justice. You know it's dripping with tons of Spanish miss that flows in the bay breeze. I can't help but love that tree. To get to the tree, I suggest parking at Bay Front Park and taking the boardwalk to the left. At the end of the boardwalk, take an immediate left and walk the trail all the way around until you see the portapotty and picnic table. Keep walking. You're almost there. There's a little trail down from it off to the right and a sign on the left pointing to the Oak. Just walk a little farther and you'll see the tree, which is surrounded by a boardwalk. They prefer you not walk up to the tree. There's a bench or two to take a break from the walking and a little plaque telling about the tree and its history. It's a cool little nature walk and a great way to kill time.