
Our expert real estate advisers love to explore the fascinating attractions around Mobile and Baldwin County homes for sale. Hit the road for some delightful trips to their favorite destinations in the area.
Don't wait for April showers to bring May flowers. Bellingrath Gardens & Home offers stunning year-round displays of colorful flowers as well as a chance to tour the 10,500-square-foot 1930s home of the namesake couple.
Mark your calendar for these upcoming events:
Bellingrath Gardens & Home, just down the street from Theodore homes for sale, is generally open seven days a week from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Visit the website for ticket prices.
Did you know that Dauphin Island homes for sale are located in "America's Birdiest City," as voted for three consecutive years? Find out why with a visit to the Audubon Bird Sanctuary. In addition to the hundreds of species of birds that have been spotted, the expansive park is home to:
Hours are dawn until dusk daily, and admission is free, although donations are welcome.
Spend a day in a beautiful oasis of nature on the 1,327-acre grounds of Meaher State Park, only minutes away from Spanish Fort homes for sale. Stroll along the boardwalk or paddle through the Mobile-Tensaw Delta, the second-largest delta in the lower 48 states.
Meaher State Park is open daily from 7 a.m.-7 p.m., and admission is $3.
Fairhope Municipal Pier and Park is such a beloved landmark near Fairhope homes for sale that it's considered the "town square." Although Hurricane Katrina devastated the original site, it was rebuilt and reopened in 2006.
Park features include:
The dog-friendly park is accessible 24/7.
With more than 600 acres of trees, water trails, and outdoor games, Graham Creek Nature Preserve serves as a beautiful "backyard" to Foley homes for sale. Have fun exploring the wide variety of plants and wildlife along the trails and boardwalks.
Stay active with these great outdoor facilities:
Graham Creek Nature Preserve is open seven days a week from dawn until dusk, and admission is free.
Did you know that a National Historic Landmark is located less than a 30-minute drive from Gulf Shores homes for sale? Due to its isolated location at the time, construction at Fort Morgan State Historical Site took 25 years.
Opened in 1834, Fort Morgan is more than just a repository of history. The American Bird Conservancy has designated the site as a "Globally Important Bird Area" due to its role as a spring and fall stopover for migrating birds.
Fort Morgan is open daily from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., and admission is $3-$20.
Audubon Bird Sanctuary, Meaher State Park, and Graham Creek Nature Preserve are especially good choices for travelers who want walking trails, wildlife, birdwatching, and time outdoors.
Some destinations, including Audubon Bird Sanctuary and Graham Creek Nature Preserve, offer free general admission. Other attractions charge admission or may require tickets for certain activities and events, so check current information before visiting.
Fort Morgan State Historic Site is an especially strong choice, combining military history with views of Mobile Bay and opportunities to see migrating birds. Bellingrath Gardens & Home also pairs a historic home with extensive landscaped gardens.
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