Good sized park, it has a lot. Park has playground, disc golf, splash pad, basketball courts, boat…read morelaunch, parking, walking trail, tennis, baseball, gardens. Public Restrooms, drinking fountain near basketball courts not far from playground. Playground has a wheelchair swing. Boat Launch is brand new, including parking lot. Dog park a little small but has a water spigot & hose.

Jones Park is a pleasant enough park in Gulfport, Mississippi. It has plenty of parking and is an…read moreoverall pleasant park and has great views of the ocean. I would definitely recommend here.

Nice large park on the coast with two large pavilions right next to downtown Gulfport. Went out…read morehere with the family to view the Christmas lights and enjoy the midway and rides with the kids. Very nice park and staff was extremely nice, would have to check it out in the spring or summer to really appreciate it.

The park sits on the side of a busy road but at least it had a fence separating it from traffic…read more The photos on Yelp suggested the park had lots of play options and was shaded but upon arrival the playground was very small and offered little shade. Also didn't see any available or designated parking for the park so we didn't stay.

Nice little park directly across the street from the beach & within walking distance of some…read morehotels. Has playground, sandbox, swings, pavilion, picnic tables. No restroom but portable potty across the street to the east.

Great place to walk…read more Just be aware of the homeless living in the portable toilet. Trail is a .75 mile loop. Benches to sit at and plenty of parking, Note, I would strongly recommend you don't leave any valuables in your car while walking. Neighborhood is sketchy!!!

Kimd of an old school park. I would even go as far as to say it is more of a walking path with…read morestrategically placed benches and a pavilion in the front that strangely, had no table under it. Still, it was decent enough.

This is a very nice little park, kind of hidden away in plain sight. It fronts on the beach road…read moreand looks out over the Gulf. As the name implies, there are cannons and memorials to local veterans and Katrina victims. Very respectful and nicely done. Lots of trees and shade. There are public restrooms available. There is a playground and a splash pad and lots of benches to sit and take it all in. If you are a walker (like me), a walking trail meanders through the park and has exercise stations every so often. It's more of a trail/path than a track. The surface is loose, recycled tires or rubber mulch so it's nice for a stroll but you won't get any speed up. Since the park is small, you won't get any distance unless you walk a zillion laps around. I was there on a Saturday morning and there was a Craft fair/Farmer's market going on, with a lot of vendors, artists, and growers all peddling their wares. There were some tasty-looking food trucks too. I didn't ask but it seems like the market is a regular event. It may be every Saturday, and certainly weather-dependent, but I didn't get to find out how often.

Visiting my daughter and son in law and needed to take my triplets toddlers out so we decided to…read morefind a park with playground. From yelping there wasn't much parks with good reviews so we decided to try this out. There wasn't much photos from other reviews on this park so I'm fixing that. I'm pretty impressed because it's just the perfect spot. Lots of shade for mommy's to lay a picnic nap down and let the kids play close by. Also glad to carry a picnic mat in reasons like today. There is also a under 3 play area, haven't tried it out but looks small but good. Splash pad is near by but not open. FYI... if your coming from Gulfport and needing to get lunch on the way to park there is only a McDonald's and Burger King. McDonald's on a picnic mat made this such a perfect day!

Great little quick stop if you're in the area. I wouldn't drive out of the way as there's not much…read moreto it but it was a cool piece of history.

Huge oak that is 500 years old. Cool to see something like that especially around all the…read morehurricanes it has endured.

Same place as Lopez Park. This is a gated playground that is wheelchair accessible with swings &…read morepaved walkway. Parking is on Benachi Street at park entrance. Has picnic tables in the shade with double BBQ. Benches throughout park near playground. Safe, directly behind police station. Quiet, pet friendly, I came with my dog. Not far from the beach, walking distance.

This park opened in September 2018 by the City of Biloxi. It sits on the Back Bay just below Popps…read moreFerry Bridge. This park has amenities such as: - Boat Launch with parking - Outdoor Pavilions for public use - Ramped walking areas - Kayak launching area - Tons of waterfront for fishing - Bait Shop (Opening soon) It's a wonderful addition to Biloxi. Check it out. If the vehicle gate is closed there is a pedestrian gate just next to it that is open always 24/7. There are signs all over that read "Smile you are on camera"

7 minutes available to show respect to the lives Katrina took in this area? Come here. The…read morereality is this is also a spot to pay respect to all of those who's lives changed from this event. There are still many bare spots in this city where businesses and residences once stood 14 years years ago. My visit to the area was to help put dollars back into this region as well as see friends. Lots to do here. Lots to see. Great place to relax!

Was not sure where to park, so we parked off the street a block back. It was a nice walk to stretch…read moreour legs and enjoy some outside time.

Great little park hidden in the middle of town. My son really enjoyed. I enjoyed the shade of all…read morethe big trees.

Nice little playground park near an elementary school only a block or two from Beach Boulevard. The…read morepark is totally enclosed by a wrought iron or steel gate, built by contributions from The Lions Club. It has swings, a playground with slides, a wheelchair swing, balancing bars, climbing bars. The park has no restrooms but has a drinking fountain, benches, a paved path, pavilion with three picnic tables & a double BBQ grill. The park is shaded by several large Southern Live Oak Trees complete with Spanish Moss with an abundance of both acorns & squirrels. The park was empty, I came with my dog, I would say it is a pet friendly park (no one else was there) because it is enclosed, but is not a dog park. Parking is on a side street near the entrance. This park is directly behind what appears to be The Biloxi Police Station because there was a parking lot chock full of cop cars next door. So in other words, it is safe.