Nicely preserved piece of civil war history. They have cabins and camp sites you can rent here. I…read morecame for a ghost hunt put on by the Ghost Hunting Housewives. They donate all their ticket proceeds to the park.

We didn't visit the park, but booked the Mobile Harbor boat tour through them to see the US United…read moreStates. Awesome boat tour. Really enjoyed Capt. Jeff and Charles. They were knowledgeable and entertaining. Highly recommend!

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.

Visited the drive through Christmas Light display at the park this year and they made a vast…read moredifference over last year which was their first year. This is definitely going to be a yearly event for me. This an excellent family treat that the county has put lots of work and thought into for the community. Thank You! Also, did I mention It's FREE.

Awesome park, has a few nature trails to walk on, park is totally surrounded by the woods &…read morewetlands. Great place for dogs, my dog loved it, sights, sounds, & smells. Historical buildings with placards, an old church, schoolhouse, post office, general store, log cabin, replicas of Creek Indian houses. There are public restrooms & tons of electrical hookups, looks like a lot of events are held here. Currently, there are Christmas Trees & lights up around the trees, buildings, & fences. The roads & parking lot are gravel. No playground, but I think this place is good for kids, lots of outdoor space & trees. I think that Baldwin County does Civil War reenactments here. Very easy to get to, right off of I-65 @ Exit 31, just two miles past a Circle K gas station, Live Oak Landing & two creeks on AL-225, I think.

Nice park with playground, public restrooms, picnic tables, pavilion, basketball courts, tennis…read morecourts & baseball diamond. Something is under construction by the playground & pavilion, concrete has been laid. Picnic Pavilion has lights. Park is a little hilly, has a basin in the center to collect frequent rainfall & drain pipe. Park is behind a school. Parking lot is medium sized & was empty when I visited with my dog at 7 AM. Sign posted stating no pets, but we were there early, no one else was there, did not seemed enforced. Every park I visited in Bay Minnette has the same sign posted. I visited them all with zero complaints from anyone. My dog was on a leash. There was a semi-paved access road encircling the park, separating it from the surrounding forrest. We followed the road because we felt adventurous. Paved, bumpy road went behind the school & near some industrial plant off in the distance. Drainage ditch adjacent to road, watch your step, it's deep. The road split, we explored both areas. The unpaved road was on an incline, a little steep, led off into the woods. We walked it, but I don't recommend driving it unless you have a 4WD with mud tires. You can hear lots of critters in the woods plus birds. I don't recommend going off the path into the woods because the terrain is questionable, many streams, wetlands. FYI this park is off a conservation area with Water & Conservation Trust + US National Parks Service because it is part of The Mobile-Tensaw River Delta (America's Amazon), so it is a protected area.

I like to take my grandchildren here to play. Reminds me of my childhood. Nice quiet park to sit…read moreand reflect.

A nice nature preserve about 8 miles off of Interstate 65 in a rural area of Baldwin County. The…read morepitcher plants are stunning. I would of done the complete trail, but it started raining. Part of the trail is on a raised wood boardwalk in the bog. I saw Eastern Gopher Tortoises, much bigger then what I saw in other nature reserves.

It's a small skate park, but it is a small city. Looks like a good place to practice tricks if you…read moreare an experienced skater, not so much if you are an amateur. This skate park is located in George B Halliday Park, which has several baseball diamonds, basketball courts, batting cages, bleachers, concessions. Restrooms are near the baseball areas. Park closes around 10 or 11 pm. Skate Park is next to a ditch, shaded by large oak trees. Skate Park does not appear to be well lit, but the adjacent baseball diamonds are. There is a larger skate park in Mobile, Public Safety Park, but that is over 30 miles south of Bay Minnette.

Stopped by the Stockton Civic Center when my electrition mentioned a local event I should check…read moreout. It's great to see a place that brings people together and supports local activities. You can really feel the small-town charm and pride here. A lovely spot for meetings, celebrations, or volunteering!

Nice Park. The Civic Club building was closed, it is probably only open to rent out or for events…read more There is a playground, two pavilions with picnic tables, two BBQ grills. Pavilions have electric power outlet plug ins, I did not see any restrooms or water faucets, maybe they are inside the civic club building. There is a baseball diamond and backstop at the far end of the park. There is also a circular paved walking track with benches & outdoor fitness equipment. Most of the park is open green space for events & sports. Park is right off of highway, signs for both Stockton Civic Club & Old School Yard Park & parking lot. A shallow stream/ rain water run off run through center of park, which is totally surrounded on almost all sides by the woods. Large water tower at front of park.