A sandy riverfront beach on the Bogue Falaya River in Covington. Features include shallow swimming areas, picnic pavilions, playground equipment, and historic oak trees. Popular with families for its gentle current and shaded areas.
A small beach area near the historic Nottoway Plantation along the Mississippi River. Features include picnic facilities, playground equipment, and fishing access. Popular with local families for swimming and day use with views of river traffic.
Located on Alabama’s barrier island, this public beach offers a peaceful environment with soft white sand and gentle waves. Amenities include boardwalks, picnic areas, restrooms, and outdoor showers. Entrance fee required but less crowded than Gulf Shores beaches.
A popular boating destination in Perdido Bay accessible only by water. Features sandy beaches, shallow waters, and beautiful natural scenery. Protected bird nesting site with restrictions during nesting season. Popular anchorage for recreational boaters.
A charming beach on Mobile Bay known for its scenic pier and stunning sunsets. Features include a duck pond, rose garden, fountain, pavilion, and restrooms. The water is shallow and calm, making it ideal for families with small children.
A small beach area at the mouth of Dog River where it meets Mobile Bay. Popular with local boaters and anglers. Limited facilities but offers a natural setting away from tourist areas. Great spot for watching marine traffic and enjoying peaceful water views.
A small beach park on Mobile Bay with boat launch facilities. Features include a fishing pier, picnic pavilions, playgrounds, and restrooms. The calm waters of Mobile Bay make it ideal for families with small children looking for a gentler swimming experience.
A small beach area in Daphne with historical significance as the reported landing site of Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto. Features include a small sandy beach, picnic areas, and beautiful sunset views over Mobile Bay. Limited facilities but peaceful setting.
A freshwater beach within Gulf State Park, providing an alternative to saltwater beaches. Features include a designated swimming area, picnic facilities, and nearby hiking trails. Popular with families looking for calmer waters and shade from lakeside trees.
A popular beach access point with a large parking lot, restrooms, and outdoor showers. The beach offers beautiful white sand and clear waters. Convenient location with restaurants and shops nearby, making it ideal for day trips.