Meaher State Park

Located on Mobile Bay and the Blakeley River delta, the 1,327-acre park contains coastal wetlands, marshes, and woodland areas supporting diverse ecosystems.

The land belonged to the Meaher family, prominent timber merchants who donated the property to Alabama in 1930 for public recreational purposes.

Nature programs at the park educate visitors about local ecosystems, wetland conservation, and the ecological importance of Mobile Bay's watershed system.

The park maintains 61 RV sites, 10 tent camping spots, two furnished cabins, and multiple fishing piers with access to both freshwater and saltwater fishing.

A 300-yard boardwalk extends through the delta marshlands, providing direct observation points of native plants and wildlife in their natural habitat.

Location: Alabama

Inception: 1989

Website: https://alapark.com/parks/meaher-state-park

GPS coordinates: 30.66970,-87.93600

Latest update: March 14, 2025 15:22