We were in Fairhope for a long weekend, and we wanted to check out the waterfront. The pier area…read morehas a large parking lot, which was really nice. There are restrooms and benches and a very nice brick pathway along the edge of the water. The pier does extend out quite a way. The day we were there was blazing hot, so the walk to the end of the Pier seemed to take forever, but at the end there is some shade to make it all worthwhile. From the pier parking lot you could drive over to the beach area. There is a booth where you need to pay to enter the beach area, however when we were there, no one was working the booth. The beachfront is fairly long, and seems very clean. We weren't there very long, but we enjoyed checking it all out.

Fairhope Municipal Pier and Park is an absolutely stunning place to visit and is definitely such a…read moregreat gift to the residents of Fairhope, Alabama and its visitors. Truly an amazing view and I enjoyed walking out onto the pier just to enjoy the view. If you so desire, there is also a bar/restaurant about halfway out on the pier. I enjoyed my time here and I will definitely return.

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.

I have passed by this park many times but it was my first time walking around the grounds last…read moreweekend for the 35th Strawberry Festival. I now have a new appreciation for this park that spans an impressive 39.4 acres. Loxley Municipal Park, located in Loxley, AL, is a well-loved recreational area that caters to the needs of the local community and attracts visitors from near and far. With its origins dating back several decades, the park has a rich history and has evolved into a central hub for various activities, events, and gatherings. As for its origins and history, Loxley Municipal Park was established as a community space to provide recreational opportunities for residents and promote a healthy, active lifestyle. Over the years, the park has seen many changes and improvements, with the town investing in its maintenance and expansion. Today, it is an integral part of Loxley's identity, serving as a focal point for outdoor activities and community events. Amenities include: * Loxley Civic Center: A versatile venue that can be rented for private events, meetings & parties. *Children's Playground: A fun-filled area designed for children to engage in imaginative play and physical activities. * Walking Trail (0.5 miles): A picturesque trail for walkers, joggers, and nature enthusiasts to explore the park's natural beauty. * 3-Field Baseball/Softball Complex: Well-maintained fields for local teams and players to practice and compete in their favorite sports. * Outdoor Exercise Stations: Equipment installed along the walking trail to promote physical fitness and healthy living. Some of the events that bring the community together and attract many visitors include: *Baldwin County Strawberry Festival: A much-anticipated local tradition held annually at the park, featuring vendors, entertainment, and strawberry shortcakes. * Founder's Day: A multi-event celebration that includes the placement of historic markers, highlighting Loxley's rich history and heritage. *Holiday Celebrations: Seasonal events such as Easter egg hunts, Fourth of July fireworks, and Christmas festivities. Bottom line: Loxley Municipal Park is more than just a recreational area, it's a symbol of community pride, unity, and history. It's a welcoming space for residents and visitors alike to come together, have fun, and create lasting memories. https://www.cityofloxley.com/parks-and-recreation/

Nice enough municipal park to serve the community of Loxley, Alabama. There is plenty of parking…read moreand the park is well maintained. It is a nice addition to this quickly growing community.

Good sized park near Interstate 10 that also has a community center and Gymnasium for basketball…read more Large Parking Lot and kids playground nearby. Tennis Courts & outdoor fitness center. Baseball diamonds with concession center & batting cage. THIS PARK HAS RESTROOMS BUT THEY LACK DOORS ON THE TOILET STALLS WHICH IS A PRIVACY CONCERN. Very green except the wind knocked a trash can over, and there was trash blown around. I did not get to see the community center & gymnasium interior because I came before noon on a Sunday, when most people in Mobile are in church, & it was locked. Saw a father & son playing catch in one of the baseball diamonds and some kids at the playground, other then that, park was empty. The fitness center and playground look brand new. I know this park is usually busy with community activities. If you go down Washington Street, there is The Ben Mays Public Library on Government street. This park is a short distance from stores, bars & eateries. There is a grocery store on Government & Broad Street (Greer's) , also McDonald's, Popeye's, Burger King ion Government Street nearby. For even better food, check out all the great local downtown food joints on Dauphin Street, you wont regret it.

Best trail I've ever walked in and I've been on a few in my travels. We love walking here because…read morewe always see something different. Yes it is a sidewalk but the scenery is the best ever. We love it and invite others to explore the entire Eastern Shore Trail, all 24 miles.

32 mile all purpose trail runs the west outline of Alabama. Walking, running or cycling -…read moreBeautiful, green n lush. The Eastern Shore Trail runs along the east side of Mobile Bay from Spanish Fort to Weeks Bay, passing through the communities of Daphne, Montrose, Fairhope, Battles Wharf and Point Clear along the way.

Ah the great outdoors. Five Rivers is FREE and open to the public. Seven days a week. It's a hidden…read moregem off The Causeway in Spanish Fort. The hiking trails are beginner and each one is 10 - 15 minutes. It's also a great place to ride a bike, there is a paved road with very little traffic. Along the walk path are benches and maps. And come on, it's the Great outdoors, bring your camera, Fido or Fefe. There's a wonderful nature Center and a very nice gift shop. Let's not forget the staff/volunteers are very friendly and last, but certainly not least, clean restrooms. So if you're in the area check out Five Rivers. Adventure awaits.

Great place to take a hike. I went early, right when they opened at 8 AM. I saw two Barred Owls and…read morea turtle crossing the trail. My dog enjoyed the trails. The gift shop was closed and I did not get to see the museum, maybe next time. THE BEST PART IS THIS PARK IS FREE.

It's a campground in the middle of a residential area in Daphne. I only saw the front of it, I will…read moreexplore it another day. Wooded area, I think there might be something in the rear, but I did not go back that way. Just saw a sign, some picnic tables, a flagpole. There is a faucet up front by the street.