This beautiful park located just outside of Mobile AL is known for its beautiful sunsets. It did…read morenot disappoint.... The park offers beautiful scenic views, walking paths and gorgeous flowers. If you are in the area and looking for a good place to relax from the everyday...this is your spot. Big Dude Approved #Bigdudereviews #builtbybama #mobilealabama #statepark #sunsetphotography #sunset

9/24/22: Park still closed for repairs & renovations. Park has been closed since early 2022, I…read morethink it may be open by 2023.

Nice Community park. The sign out front says Heroes Park, but I think all the locals call it…read moreTheodore Park. There are two or three baseball diamonds that have bleachers, a concession stand, and a restroom. Walking Trail that connects from the ballpark to the playground. Open area with some oak trees. I would say a medium sized parking lot. There are mobile homes surrounding this park in both good and bad condition, not too many fences, it is a rural area. I only saw one guy on the walking path, a girl and her boyfriend in a car, then a van full of kids from a local Baptist Church running to the playground. Everyone I encountered was nice and friendly. The grass was a little long, but only because Southwest Alabama has storms everyday for over a week followed by ninety degree heat, but at least this park was not muddy. The restrooms were clean and there were at least three drinking fountains near the concession area. I also saw a bird, I think it was a crane, walking around.

Updated with pics & ferry info! We enjoyed the island a few months ago…read more Happy Trails! @glampedlife

Beautiful spot on Dauphin Island. The beach is wide, quiet, and great for walking without big…read morecrowds. The sand was clean, the water calm, and the views at sunset were amazing. Parking and access were easy, and the whole area feels peaceful compared to more touristy beaches. A perfect place to relax for a few hours.

This is a nice nature walking trails in Daphne, AL. There is great parking and nice restrooms with…read morepicnic tables. You can choose a trail to fit your needs or your personality that day or you can spend the whole day hiking and exploring. We love this place!!

A simply stunning small strip of paradise at the end of a quiet street in Daphne, Alabama…read more Take a moment to walk the nature oath, it is small, but it is simply amazing and leads out to an even more beautiful strip of beach. Just as an aside, there is an amazing barbecue restaurant called Moe's on that quiet street, stop by there before going. It is one of my favorite barbecue places.

The reserve starts right where the paved road ends & the dirt trail begins on the left side of…read moreHenderson Camp Road. You should park there, the dirt road is very muddy because it is wetlands & frequent rain, going down the dirt road is risky with a vehicle, you might get stuck. It is straight wilderness here, the mosquitos are unreal, the repellant I had (OFF) will not keep them away. I wore pants, I read other people's reviews about how bad the vector insects are. I did not do the whole trail because the bugs were biting my dog plus too many damn wild turkeys running around, so if you like hunting those, this is your spot. I might come back once the weather is cooler, too hot, too many mosquitoes.

This was the only spot I really got to see on Dauphin Island before a massive all day storm popped…read moreup. This is a free spot with some nice trails. I saw some turtles in the swamp and even a turtle on one of the trails laying an egg! The dunes are beautiful. It was cool wating the storm roll in from the ocean. The boardwalk is nice to walk along. They are pet friendly.

Eastern kingbird. Belted kingfisher…read more Blue heron. Cardinal. These are just a few of the majestic and breathtaking birds that I saw when visiting the Audubon Bird Sanctuary on Dauphin Island near Mobile, Alabama. If you are a birdwatcher, or if you just love nature and walking along wooden footpaths through groves of trees and lagoons covered with lily pads, you'll enjoy spending some time here. I walked for an hour with my binoculars, listening and looking for birds. I saw birds that I knew, and birds that I've never seen before. I stood and gazed at the lagoon and lily pads, enjoying the quietude of nature and water. I walked through the shade of trees, listening the the hum of silence broken only by birdsong. Birding is a peaceful hobby. It's about listening, looking, and patience. Being at the Audubon Bird Sanctuary gave me the sense of peace and calm that only nature can provide.

This park is primary for baseball and soccer. It is directly behind the Bayou La Batre Library &…read morethe Community Center. There is parking, restrooms, and a concession area.

From the owner: Zirlott Park is home to children's sports activities for the City of Bayou La Batre, Alabama…read more Bayou Seahawks Football and Cheerleading: Cheerleading and Football registration is held each June. For the latest information, please see the "Bayou Seahawks Football and Cheerleading" Facebook page. South Mobile County Soccer: Bayou La Batre holds two soccer seasons yearly. For information on soccer's Fall and Spring seasons, visit "South Mobile County Soccer - Bayou La Batre" on Facebook. For general information, please call 251-824-4616.

The kids wanted me to pick something to do for my birthday. Well, if you know me, the decision…read morewasn't hard. Beach, beach, baby!! We settled on Orange Beach, as none of us had been there before. Being spring break, I was not sure how busy it would be and how hard it would be to park. We were pleasantly surprised to find parking with ease and the beach was busy but not packed. Orange Beach has a small-town feel, friendly locals, and a laid-back vibe. Its beaches are pristine white sand and free of trash. I would consider this to be a family-friendly beach. With kids building sandcastles and splashing in the waves and we even saw a pirate ship that occasionally sounded a cannonball sound. Looking forward to spending many more days on this beach.

Amazing nice clean park for kids. So much to play, slide and swing on. Great place to get the…read morelittle energy out on vacation that's free.make sure you walk down to the water. We saw Dolphins swimming around during our visit.

Small playground park in a rural unincorporated community. The park is next door to a cemetery,…read morenear a church, & surrounded by cotton fields in Grand Bay, Alabama. The parks has a small playground at the front of the park, older metal play equipment & a swing set near the rear of park. The parking lot is small, can accommodate between 6-12 vehicles. Four metal picnic tables with BBQ pits in the shade of Southern Live Oak Trees & Long Leaf Pines. There are also some Bald Cypress Trees & shrubs along one side near the fence. There is a wooden pavilion with two metal picnic tables & three electrical plug ins. A concrete sidewalk encircles the interior perimeter of the park. One older basketball court.There are no drinking fountains, no water faucets, & no restrooms at this park. There is litter throughout the park because there are no trashcans, either. If you plan on spending an afternoon here, I recommend bring wet wipes & your own water, plus packing out your own trash. There is a small, shallow pond at the rear of the park beyond the older playground equipment. Directly behind this small pond is a much larger pond/ lake with ducks & fish. I am not sure if that pond is part of the park, the church cemetery, or the cotton farmer's property on the other side of the park. I saw zero signs posted, but it looks like a good spot to fish. I saw very few vehicles driving along Tom Waller Road where you enter Community Park. I saw no people. I did see a low flying crop duster plane, that is all. But this looks like a great spot out in the country where no one will bother you.

I'm incredibly sad we don't have an area like this in north Pensacola. It's a gorgeous park and…read moredock area in the southwest Pensacola / Perdido Key area. There are small and large pavilion areas for picnics or parties (no reservations) positioned along the edge of the park with accessible pathways making it easy for everyone to enjoy. There are two playground areas separated by age groups and walkways between the two. The area for younger children has a ton of shade. The larger playground has wonderful shady areas with benches for parents to relax. The park dock area leads to kayak launches and a nice area to access the water if you want to swim. There is plenty of parking spots and lots of trash receptacles (unlike the new Ferry Pass community center).

Beautiful playground right by the water side. It has separate play areas for older and younger…read morekids, which is a big plus in keeping the roughhousing older kids away from younglings. There are quite a few areas with picnic tables all separated, so it would be a good area for birthday parties.