Bladon Springs State Park

This 520-acre roadside park in rural Marengo County is nestled away along U.S. 43. The dog-friendly Chickasaw State Park is ideal for family gatherings or as a base camp for your Black Belt excursion, with modern campsites, a wading pool, rental pavilions, playground equipment, and plenty of green space. Most park areas allow dogs as long as they are leashed. For safety concerns, several bike and equestrian riding trails do not allow dogs. In stores, food service areas, bathhouses, pools, and swimming areas, dogs are not permitted. Fido cannot be left unsupervised, and if left in a hot car, he will be confiscated.

Enjoy a walk along the refreshing lake or go pole-fishing with your friendly, leashed canine at Roland Cooper State Park, a dog-friendly state park and path in picturesque Camden, AL. Dogs are welcome in the paved and primitive campsites, and there is one pet-friendly rental cabin on the property.

Magnolia Branch Wildlife Reserve is the ideal location for reconnecting with nature and getting away from the stresses of everyday life. Our Alabama hiking trails offer some of the best bird-watching in the state, making them ideal for nature lovers. While enjoying our gorgeous campsites, catch up on some family bonding time. In one of our enormous yellow tubes, take a leisurely float down Big Escambia Creek.

By combining home-like comforts with recreational activity, premium facilities pamper dogs with resort-style vacations and doggie daycare.

A nice temperature, a plethora of annual events, and great city recreational facilities such as tennis courts, walking paths, and swimming pools provide a diverse range of activities. With its relocated historic buildings, Atmore Heritage Park on South Main Street provides a unique venue for community gatherings. The Atmore Welcome Center, as well as a new splash pad and playground equipment, are all located in Heritage Park. The Atmore Country Club, located west of town, has a magnificent nine-hole course for members and their guests to enjoy. The desires of the sportsman who enjoys fishing or hunting will be met by nearby rivers and woodlands filled with trophy game.

Chickasabogue Park is a wildlife refuge and outdoor recreation site with nearly 17 miles of trails and a dog-friendly campground on an area of 1100-acres.