Located in Gulf Shores, Alabama, this state park is the best of all of the places we stayed. Each site has water, electric, and sewer and the paved sites include a grill and picnic table. However, it is also the most expensive place we stayed, too, because there is an 11% lodging tax and a 15% resort tax. But, there are miles, and miles of paved biking paths.
Notice the gator on the post has been decorated with Mardi Gras beads
We took some of the trails on Saturday morning to get some beignets, which were a good treat, but not as good as the ones from Cafe Du Monde in New Orleans.
Another trail we took ended at the beach, and you can see in the picture below, there were very few people on the beach.
We are going to cut our trip short by a couple of days because the weather forecast is for severe weather Monday including thunderstorms, hail, and tornadoes.
For your entertainment, I am passing along a video that a friend of mine sent me since we have seen so many alligators.
Thanks for traveling with us!
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