The Fairhope Municipal Pier and park is a historic site in Fairhope, Alabama. It was originally the city?s commercial pier, which was opened in 1894. It was later transformed into an urban park, in commemoration of the significant role that the site played in the development of the area.

The Fairhope Municipal Pier and Park features a marina, benches, covered areas, restrooms, and a restaurant. Folks are allowed to fish, with a saltwater license, of course. There?s also a lovely rose garden, some picnic tables, duck pond, boat launch, a sandy beach, fountain, and a tree trail.

The Fairhope Municipal Pier and Park can be accessed for free by local residents, and charges a small fee for non residents during the summer months.