Nice park. It has a Marina/ boat launch for public use and a pier to fish off of. Picnic tables,…read moreplenty of shade, and a port-a-potty instead of permanent restrooms. I had to rescue a Gulf Coast Box Turtle because he kept sunning himself in the road and parking lot.

Mauvilla Park is in the small town of Chickasaw, so it is pretty quiet & clean. Park has baseball…read morediamond, tennis court, basketball court, playground, swing set, monkey bars and restroom. Restrooms were locked. Some of the playground equipment is older, but still functional. Picnic tables in the shade. Book exchage by the playground.

This city park has been around along time. It's a great place for outdoor activities from birthday…read moreparties to community events. There's a playground and there's even a large pavilion for events. The pavilion can be reserved by calling the City Parks and Recreation department, and there a few tables that can be reserved as well. The most popular one is near the playground and close to the water. There's no fee and it is first come, first serve. So be sure to call ahead when planning your events (party) to secure your spot. Let's not forget waking the dogs, feeding the ducks or just finding a bench and enjoying the view. The parks hosts several community runs and walks throughout the year as well as weekly disc golf fun and tournaments. The walking trail goes from the entrance on Zeigler Blvd around the tennis courts, Botanical gardens and the MMoA (Mobile Museum of Art - which is free Thursday evenings). It's most a level 2 walk trail because it's not flat and based on level of fitness, could be challenging. So, it's Spring time. Grab a kite, a kid, a kickball, and a picnic basket and head to the park.

Langan Park (Municipal Park), is a 720-acre park in Mobile, Alabama, where Springhill Ave. ends and…read moreZeigler Blvd. Begins. The park offers numerous recreational activities, such as disc golf, playgrounds, picnic areas, and walking trails. It encompasses the Mobile Museum of Art, Mobile Botanical Gardens, and Playhouse in the Park. In addition, the park features tennis courts (the Mobile Tennis Center), and athletic fields for baseball and softball. Langan Park is also a popular spot for outdoor concerts and family outings. Many of the trees are labeled by genus and species. Plus, there is a large body of water that harbors the natural habitat for many birds, insects and other aquatic life. The 2.5 mile diameter sidewalk in the park is perfect for walking or running; though, It is not good for rollerskating in-line skating or skateboarding. Mostly because the mandatory crevices in the sidewalk are too wide (in some places) for the small wheels to navigate them safely. Seemingly, The maintenance crew does not keep the sidewalk very clear from debris. This could seriously injure a skateboarder or roller skater. It (a nasty fall from debris on the sidewalk) has happened to me twice already in the last six months. Minus 1 star for maintenance. Otherwise I completely enjoy walking in the park

Nice place to fish, has a marina for boats and kayaks, just be careful when boating, there are slow…read moremoving manatees in the water. We saw a bull shark, three dolphins, and an alligator sunning himself by the waters edge a little further away. The pelicans seem kind of aggressive, so just be careful. Huge fish everywhere in the water! Nice areas to BBQ and picnic, but I saw no grills, so you will have to bring your own. The restrooms are closed, but there are two port-a-potties in an enclosure in the middle of the marina parking area.

Lavretta Park is more of a neighborhood park than a destination park. They have a nice play area…read moreand a decent walking path. I enjoyed my time at this park and it was a nice place to wind down after a long work day. I am sure that the neighborhood residents enjoy this park and many great memories will be forged here. We as a part of a community need parks. A place where we can gather together in rest and recreation. A place we can get together and just forget the stress of the world's grind.

The playground has been torn down and the area is under construction as of Sept 20, 2026. Courts…read moreseem to be open.

THIS PARK IS NOT PET-FRIENDLY AND THERE ARE MANY SIGNS POSTED TO REMIND YOU SHOULD YOU FORGET. No…read moreplayground, no tables,no restrooms, no sports, lakes, parking lot, trash cans. The only thing this park has are walking trails and a single shaded pavilion, no lights, electrical access, tables. Park is ran by Chickasaw Housing Authority, park is surrounded by brick apartment homes with limited decorating or personality. Permit parking only. I saw a lot of wildlife like owls, squirrels, and birds. This is one of the most oppressive and depressing parks I have visited in Mobile County. My suggestion is to bypass this park, visit other nearby parks instead. Saraland is nearby and has many nice parks. I hope that something is done to improve this park, it's just sad because I like Chickasaw. It is a nice, clean, quiet area. I just do not like this park at all.

Park is ran and operated by Chickasaw Housing Authority, it is surrounded by brick apartments…read morenearby and with the Chickasaw Fire Department across the street. Park is a fairly open large space with some Pine Trees surrounding the perimeter. The park is pet friendly granted your dog is on a leash. Soccer is played here, maybe baseball and football. Park has no playground or restrooms, but there is a port-a-potty near the parking lot. Park is clean with no litter. Parking lot is medium sized, signs posted vehicles left more then 48 hours will be towed. This is not a good park for events or birthday parties, there is limited shade, no benches, no tables, no pavilions, no bleachers, restrooms, or concession stands. Other then sports or walking your dog, there is not too much to do.

Small playground With swings & basketball court off of Viaduct Road in Chickasaw. It is right…read moreover the bridge, and a short distance from Maritime Park, City of Chickasaw, & Chickasaw Police Dept. There are no restrooms or parking lot, signs posted not to park along Viaduct Rd. I parked in front of an old, vacant apartment building that looked sketchy. Park is super small, there was both a dead black cat and dead garter snake at this park, so obviously it's not animal friendly. Too small and weird, I am glad I would not let my dog out of the car. I decided to take a short drive to Paul Devine Park instead.

I went three times, it is always closed. It is a stadium for football and a gymnasium across the…read morestreet. I think it is only open on game days.

Great neighborhood park in Mobile, Alabama. They only have on street parking, but I don't think…read moreitbwas a big deal. I liked the statue in the middle and it had nice trees offering shade. I can't believe that I never checked out here before, but I will be back.

We stumbled upon Washington Square in the Oakleigh Garden Historic District when walking to and…read morefrom dinner at The Hummingbird Way Oyster Bar nearby. This is a nice park with benches, paved walkways, a live oak and Spanish moss canopy (reminds me of Hilton Head Island and Savannah), and a picturesque centerpiece fountain with lanterns. It totally fits in with the vibe of the neighborhood, which primarily features Victorian and Southern historic architecture. As we walked through the park, I noticed a sign stating that we were on Mobile, Alabama's official Azalea Trail. Cool.