Explore the Unique Beauty of Village Point Park Preserve
Village Point Park Preserve in Daphne stands out as the premier nature trail in Baldwin County, offering a captivating blend of history and wilderness. Visitors can wander along foot trails, boardwalks, and gravel paths leading to a picturesque beach on the bay. The preserve is home to remarkable landmarks like a 300+ year-old tree and an early 1800s graveyard, creating a fascinating journey through time and nature.
Wildlife enthusiasts appreciate the opportunity to spot a variety of birds, while the natural environment encourages mindful exploration. The park’s atmosphere combines relaxation with a touch of adventure, perfect for those seeking a unique outdoor experience. With well-maintained facilities and friendly visitors, Village Point Park Preserve is a must-visit for anyone wanting to connect deeply with nature near Daphne.
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Jessica
3 weeks agoThis is the best nature trail in Baldwin County. It is relaxing and scary at the same time. Look up to see trees balanced on top of other trees and beautiful birds. There are small foot trails, boardwalks, and gravel paths. One path leads to a beach on the bay and so much more. Don’t be surprised when you stumble across a graveyard from the early 1800s and take a few minutes to marvel at a 300+ year olds tree that has been a landmark for travelers from the 1700s. Watch out for alligators and snakes especially during the spring time. Note- some of these photos were taken at Bayfront which connects to Village Park.
Mollie Waters
2 months agoThis was my first visit to the park. I went to see Jackson Oak (by the way...Google will try to take you through the subdivision behind the oak instead of to this park) and the D'Olive Cemetery. Plenty of parking. Bathrooms were nice. People were friendly. Will visit again.
V K
2 months agoVery nice place for a little walk. But we didn't see any alligators. It was chili though.
Samanthia Wild
1 month agoVery beautiful area and nice trails. Watch your step though, SO MANY piles of dog poop.
Sandra Verboom
12 months agoNice nature preserve. You can take the boardwalk at about 2 mi each way, or the gravel service road at about 3/4 mi each way. At the end, there is a pier with views of Mobile bay, and windsurfers if you're lucky. Peaceful, relaxing, uncrowded.