Nice playground/park with a splash pad. This park has restrooms & a drinking fountain as well. It…read moreis shaded by trees and there is some green space if the kids want to run around, and the playground and splash pad are surrounded by a gate so no one can run in the street. Saraland is a very nice community and has great parks. This park is right across the street from The Piggly Wiggly. The Splash Pad has mounted squirt guns, which is pretty cool. The splash pad is controlled by a sensor, which was a funny surprise because my dog hates water!

This is such a cool playground & park! The playground is older, but well maintained, it's like a…read morecastle. Swings, Slides, Monkey Bars, Tire Swings, Pull Up Bars, lots of climbing and fun for the rascals. This would the perfect place to stop on a road trip to get kids to burn off energy. There are also searing areas for the adults to watch the kids. I saw some grandparents just chilling watching their grand children run around the playground. There are also clean public restrooms & a pavilion with tables nearby. A few new tennis courts. Lots of large Southern Live Oak Trees to provide ample shade (something ALL Southerners appreciate). There is also a free mini library with books, a cool birdhouse, and a splash pad for the summer heat. Quiet, Clean, Safe, no vagrancy or panhandlers. No litter. Great For Kids. Parking is all the way around the park on all four sides. Splash Pad is Wheelchair Accessible. Sign posted said no pets but I was there with my dog on a leash, no complaints or issues from anyone else. This park is also walking distance (1/4 mile) to George B Halliday Park. We walked there & back, too. The only thing I recommend is not leave your food unattended at a table, some squirrels came & jacked my open bag of chips & spilled my soda.

This lodge is a really nice and spacious rental space that has a full kitchen, a covered porch with…read morerocking chairs, a fireplace and restrooms. This waterfront location has a huge rental space that can easily accommodate about 250 people...maybe more. Our party was only about 150 people and there was plenty of room for us to move around, dance and play games in addition to sitting at tables for dinner. We had eighteen 10-person tables and we could have added many more tables in the space. Also, outside the lodge there is a boat launch and a covered area with picnic tables and grills. The rental hall includes a large, attached, fully-equipped kitchen with refrigerator and freezer space. There is a huge fireplace, 15 ceiling fans inside and ceiling fans outside on the porch. There are restrooms inside and outside. This is a really nice location. It's hidden among mature trees that surround a lake and the lodge/park is easily accessible from interstate 65 and highway 43.

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.

I had a sick calf that I couldn't get any vet to help me with, they kept sending me home without…read morethe proper medicine to help him recover. Coastal farms didn't have to help me but I reached out in desperation, and them being located 5 hours away didn't stop them. They met me off of an exit halfway between us and them and brought me the miracle meds that I needed, and words can't explain how grateful I am for them. They truly care about animals, whether it's their own or not. I will refer them a million times to anyone. 10/10 hands down!

Golf courses are all the same and yet, very different. This is a typical municipal golf course…read more The facility has ample parking and also is built in what looks like an old house. The pro shop is not the biggest or the most equipped. Bring what you need for the round, they have golf balls and tees and gloves but they are a tad pricey. Also they have a 5% charge for running a credit or debit cards. The golf course is in ok condition, lots of trees and lots of hills, along with several dog legs. The back has a lot of water on it, some of the traps are more clay then sand but all in all its not a bad course at all. Just a typical municipal course where it runs through neighborhoods that have been built around the course. The golf karts are gas powered and therefore don't struggle to move you around and no risk of them dying. Several water coolers are located around the course, but there is no snack bar or restaurant, just coke machines so bring it with you or whatever you need to do to have something to drink. Its a good course and its a load of fun, stay in the fairway and if you're a bomber, you may want to hit woods off the tee!

While it was a bit cool today it was at the same time good to be outside. Course in fair condition…read morefor this time of year. Enjoyed the round and look forward to warmwr weather.

I shot my very first 3 gun match here today. What a cool little place. It's somewhat devoid of any…read moregreat features, however it is a well laid out range. The steel targets that remain set up, are very well placed. This was an awesome experience and more fun than any man can have with his clothes on!!!!

Members-only Silver Creek Range has got to be the most affordable, and just downright coolest gun…read morerange in the Mobile area, if not the entire state of Alabama. Located in a very beautiful part of Chunchula on 162 wooded acres, it's surprisingly affordable too: $300 per individual, or $500 for the family rate. (And, within reason, you can bring guests too.) Silver Creek Range is also an outdoor range, which is better if you're conscientious about lead, etc., and it has it all: 9 independent ranges with multiple berms, from long-range (1,000 yards) to a tactical pistol/rifle range, using both metal and paper targets. They also hold regular competitive matches. It's also got 2 Porta Potties, and is handicap-accessible. Plus, as my wife would tell you, it is a very female-friendly range, which isn't always the case at other ranges. Heck, it's just a friendly range, period. My wife forgot the magazine to her AR-15 her first time out there, and a very kind individual let her borrow his so we didn't have to turn around and go all the way back home to get it. In fact, when my wife, a gun novice, initially went looking for a range/instruction, she found prices ran over $1,000! But after becoming members, Jeff Stone, who owns and runs Silver Creek Range, spent over 2 hours with us, and particularly my wife, showing her how her AR worked and teaching her the proper way to shoot it. She had purchased her 1st AR at Jeff's shop, Stone Arms, Inc., with the promise that he would train her on it, and let's just say he underpromised and overdelivered! Jeff could've charged $1,000 or more for his expertise like some ranges do. But I think he saw an opportunity to not only fill a gap, and help a woman foray into the world of guns, which can be tricky for women to do sometimes, he also just clearly loves what he does. And the members could not be kinder or more helpful, especially if you're new. Additionally, Jeff took his time with us *on a Sunday* to not only instruct my wife on her new AR, but also to help her with a semi-auto and a revolver she didn't even purchase at his store. I mean, does this man ever even take a day off? He probably had a million other things to do, but he took the time to help her out. And if that's not service after the sale, I don't know what is! That's the kind of man Jeff is, and that's the kind of camaraderie you get when you join Silver Creek Range. It's worth every penny!