I've been coming to Biloxi for years and somehow have never been in town at the same time as the…read moreShuckers, until today. It's a small park, and not a bad seat in the park. I brought my 6 year old niece and we had home plate box seats in Sec. 102, Row 4. The net now goes all the way down baseline into outfield, so Ticketmaster seating chart is inaccurate. Had I known that, I would've bought the cheapest seat towards the outfield. Tickets for my game, June 2026, seemed to run $11-30. It's easy to enter and exit the park. There's a small pro shop and plenty of food and drink vendors but prices are high, on level with what you'd pay at a MLB game. $5 water, $10 hotdog, ball caps were $30-50, etc. Their website seems to offer a lot of game night promos, it was 2 for 1 night when we went but finding out what was on special was difficult when I did finally get answers after asking 3 staffers, it really wasn't a 2 for 1, more like combo deals. Our game ended up being suspended due to weather but they offered the opportunity to return for free to a future game this season. In the end, the experience was OK. In the future I'd come back but I'd buy the cheapest ticket and eat beforehand.

This is a great little minor-league ballpark. It's fancy enough to be nice, but it still has a…read moresmall, intimate feel that adds to the fun. The facilities and clean and well-kept. Parking is easy and cheap. The ticket prices are reasonable. The Shuckers have a lot of giveaways and family nights and fireworks every Friday. The atmosphere is very friendly and local and laid-back. We go whenever we can and we always have a good time. The food is actually pretty good. Of course it's a little pricey, because it's ballpark food. Lots of food to choose from - hot dogs (of course), pizza, chicken, BBQ, nachos, popcorn, the usual stuff you expect to see. Lots of beer options, draft beers or cans, in whatever variety you like.

Very nice field for the players and such... very well taken care of. The stands aren't much, with a…read morepretty low seating capacity, but decent. In the afternoons, the sun goes down in right center field, which is pretty harsh on the fans, and probably the players as well. Very easy to get to, as it's just a mile of so off the main highway (Hwy 49). Right next to the softball field, and the campus football field.

I really like this park, it is large in my opinion. Cool playground, has something that resembles a…read morexylophone & bongos. Tennis court, basketball court, baseball diamond. Handicapped Accessible restrooms with a push button for the door. At least two or three drinking fountains. Lots of shade from trees, which I love. Benches and picnic tables throughout, some with BBQ pits. A blue building with rainbow painted doors directly in front of the parking lot. Signs advertising free meals for kids & movies in the park directly in front of the blue building. My family, dog, and I enjoyed this park, only issue was someone's dog was running loose no leash or owner, dog appears to live directly across the street from the park. Dog was not vicious, but I had to holler at it to make sure it stayed away from us and my dog. I notice a lot of loose dogs running about near parks here in Mobile, so this is not the first time I have encountered that at a local park. Just be cautious if you are there with pets or children.

Wednesday Dollar Hotdogs! There's almost always a promotion or good deal at every game. Probably…read moreone of the most family friendly events in Mobile. We always have a great time at the BayBears game! Ticket prices are fair, the action is good and there's almost no bad seats. Sad that this is their last season, but hopefully it'll be one of the best. Go BayBears!

"It's a Christmas miracle" y'all! ... and Christmas Nights of Lights-Mobile is truly the "kitty's…read moretitties!" This is an epic (seriously, Hollywood level production) Christmas light show paired to the holiday music streaming on the radio of your car, and Hank Aaron Stadium knocked it out of the park! (See what I did there? Lol!) The show, the ease of navigating the layout, the directions, the innovation, the LIGHTS (my God -- the beautiful lights), the song selection, the comfort of enjoying from inside your vehicle and not freezing to death outside -- I loved all 20ish minutes of it! Everything was fabulous and like nothing I (nor the hubs) had every witnessed before! Mobile definitely knows how to put on a Christmas Light Show, and if you know like I know-- you'll grab your kid(s), grab $6 bucks per head over 3 yrs old, and get down to the stadium before the CNOL season ends. (Money more than well spent, trust me!) P.S. Keep your eyes peeled for Santa, he's there too!

Nice Sports Complex. Four baseball diamonds, one of which is a multi-use football/ baseball field…read more Plenty of seating in shaded bleachers area, but still enough room for people to bring lawn chairs. TWO SETS OF RESTROOMS, BUT REMAIN LOCKED UNLESS IT IS GAME DAY. Concession Stand. Batting cages. Three separate, medium sized parking lots. NO PARKING ON DANDALE DRIVE BEHIND PARK, HAS NO PARKING TOW AWAY SIGNS POSTED. Football Field remains locked, grass is meticulous and well manicured. Very clean sports park, plenty of waste receptacles placed accordingly. Several batting cages. Lights for evening games accessible. Handicap accessible ramps near parking lots near stairs. Grishelde Drive dead ends at park into wooded area, saw a trucker parked peacefully nearby taking a nap. I came on a weekday during school hours, park was empty, I imagine it is pretty busy after school, on weekends, and during tournaments. Park is totally encircled by the woods, I saw a trail, but I did not venture down it. Park appeared very safe, deep within West Mobile Suburban Neighborhood, I got lost trying to get out of neighborhood, if you go north on Long Leaf Drive, you will come out at Cottage Hill, stores and eateries probably at least half mile to one mile from Park. Greer's Supermarket nearby on Cottage Hill, so is Big Time Diner, there are also Wendy's McDonald's, and Popeye's or Zaxby's Chicken on Cottage Hill as well.

This a great park that offers something for everyone in a beautiful, tree covered area. In addition…read moreto the children's play areas, there is a splash pad, 6 tennis courts, 3 basket ball courts, a football field, a baseball complex with batting cages, a softball complex with batting cages, a soccer complex with a children's play area, a 1/4 mile walking track with warm up equipment, 2 fenced dog parks, and multiple pavilions with anywhere from 1-15 tables under them. They can be reserved through the website. In the same area, there is also a horse arena, a model airplane field, and Some adult softball fields. Whispering pines golf course is across the street. Singing River internet now offers wifi at the park as well. This park is safe and fun, even at night. I believe it's open from dawn until 10 pm every day. The only thing that would make it better would be better accommodations for those in wheelchairs. There are no zero entry swings or other play activities. There are two swings that an adult could strap a child into, but the swings are not large and the adult would need to either push a wheelchair across woods chips or carry them. Just a thought.

Nice field. Pricey concessions. $10 beer is not up my alley. But, I'm sure the concessions are…read moreexpensive to pay for the super nice field and stands.

What an awesome little baseball stadium! We met some friends there last night to catch our first…read moregame. I will say, it was unnecessarily hard to find the stadium as it's not well marked on the campus guide and the directions we found online were wrong. It's on Old Shell Road on the right after you cross University. It's very simple to find the stadium if you know that, and now you know. There is plenty of parking nearby. Anyway, box seats with backs are only $10 and we ended up right behind the home plate. Great seats and a great price. The bleacher seats were even less expensive, allowing for a very inexpensive family outing. My hubs bought a bottled water for me, a can of Miller Lite for himself, and a box of popcorn for us to split. It was only $5 for all of it. Really great concession prices too. The stadium and field are both well kept and the crowd was lively. Honestly, I was pretty impressed with the overall experience. Compared to baseball stadiums at some of the bigger colleges, it's fair to say South's stadium is almost on par, but surpasses them when you factor in the prices. That definitely won't be our last game. (I'm really hoping my boy will choose to be a Jag next year too!)

Nice park with a walking trail and baseball diamonds. Has a playground and a veterans memorial…read morecomplete with a tank. Next to Saraland Civic Center & Saraland Senior Center. I think this park has restrooms. There is some older outdoor fitness equipment.

Well maintained facility, lovely drive to location, great parking, cute little museumread more

Outstanding national park by gulf coast. Yelp gets no stars for surveys. Excellent ranger serviceread more