All Fees added to Cleaning fee.
No Gulf Shore lodging tax! No 15USD a day parking like Gs and Ob you can have a beverage at our beach not like Gs or Ob
Beach is 15-30s drive. Dog friendly beach. 20 mins to Gulf Shores. Fort Morgan is beautiful and peaceful .8 restaurants, 3 shops. Home backs up to pool. Kitchen is fully stocked . Screened in porch. Pool is lit up at night hear the water trickling. Nice deck and patio with hammock, tiki umbrella, gas and wood fire pit fee no exceptions money due to coa

Monthly Rentals available from October01-March 10th.
Spacious for a cottage. Pet friendly dogs only fee is for one pet if you bring two dogs add an additional 76USD . This fee is for the coa!
Cute fun community.
Pool is few steps from front door.
Paved patio. Hammock available.
Beach towels available.
Beach chairs available. Lots of beach toys available.
Extra blow up bed available.
Outside deck and screened in porch with seating .Two parking spaces available, Luxury over-sized towels supplied enough for vacation!
Lots of little extras .
Gift on arrival! Garbage bags . Extra detergent , dishwasher soaps . Mini shampoo, conditioners,soaps make up wipes and cloths face mask razor grooming kit and a gift bag for master. gifts and a desert.
Host on call 24/7 .
.During the winter season the bodenheimer offers 10USD a day to a heated pool and many other facilities available to you.

No guard on duty please just drive in and find my home. Two paid parking spots to the left of my front door, in front of the patio area Small Pool up front as your drive in and the other is directly behind the house. Large pool is zero depth entry .

Area Attractions:-
*owa and the New Indoor Waterpark
*the Hangout
*the Warf
*Waterville Usa
*Tanger Outlet Mall
*Mobile Airport
*Pensacola Airport
*gulf Shores Sportsplex
*Orange Beach Sportsplex
*Craft Farms
*the Peninsula Golf Course
*kiva Dunes
*the Fort at Fort Morgan
* Fort Gaines at Dauphin Island - Take the ferry across
*Audubon bird Sanctuary- Take ferry to Dauphin Island
*Alabama aquarium/Estuarium - Take ferry to Dauphin Island

Fort Morgan, Alabama is a great year-around destination for a relaxing family vacation! It’s tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the nearby Mobile and neighboring main resort areas of Gulf Shores and Orange Beach. Yet these areas are only a short drive or ferry ride away.

With its coastal location combined with breezes off Mobile Bay, year-round average daily temperatures here are perfect for outdoor activities. The area is home to a protected wildlife refuge that features gorgeous sand dunes, coastal marshes, and beaches – not to mention the amazing fishing! And don’t forget about incredible bird life!


For educational experiences, the area has a rich history full of adventure. From historical military forts built during the civil war to serene natural parks that are home to rare plant species found no where else in the world, there is always something new to discover


Home to a big masonry fort which offers a tour and educational opportunities. This is a prime location for a hands-on history lesson. This military memorial commemorates important battles during the Civil War. Be sure to spend some time exploring the on-site museum with interesting exhibits about the history of the area as well as the site tours


Explore the Alabama Coastal Birding Trail – This unique trail is home to many bird species which migrate to the area, making it a great place for bird watching and photography. You’ll find the trail markers on highway 180.

Take a dolphin cruise throughout Bon Secour Bay – During the summer months, dolphin are extremely active in the area providing great opportunities for sightings.


Rent a boat and go tubing, boating or fishing – If you want to go fishing further offshore, consider charter a boat out of Orange Beach and fish for snapper, mahi, and/or grouper. Get all the information you need from permits to charters here.


Visit the Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge and Interpretive Center – There are over 7000 acres and four designated hiking trails to explore here as well as an interpretive center. The Pine Beach Trail is one of my family’s favorite hikes as it end in a secluded stretch of beach. While there stop by the interpretive center to learn about the flora & fauna native to the area, including alligators and other interesting creatures.

Go kayaking – There are countless areas to launch your kayak and explore local waterways. One of our favorite areas to put in at at Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge. Be sure to pick up a trail map when you visit the center so you know where to go.


Enjoy a round of golf – Kiva Dunes is ranked one of the top public golf courses in Alabama per Golf Digest and Golf Advisor.


Take the Mobile Bay Ferry to Dauphin Island – This ferry runs daily from early morning to afternoon. It’s a beautiful ride across Mobile Bay and provides great views of Fort Morgan. The Dauphin Island ferry dock is located conveniently close to wonderful attractions like Fort Gaines and the Estuarium


Visit Fort Gaines – While you are on Dauphin Island, visit this historic fort which paid a significant role during the Civil war. It’s open for self-guided tours of the grounds, several buildings, and the cannons.

Dauphin Island Sea Lab and Estuarium – This is a great place for an educational experience. With over 19 miles of trails, you will learn about the coastal habitats and wildlife that call this area home. You can also visit their on-site sea turtle rehabilitation center and research library. For a deeper education experience, book a marine educator-led aquarium tour with your kids.


Karaoke and Dinner at Tacky Jacks – Tacky Jack’s, located next to Fort Morgan Marina, is a fun place for family-friendly entertainment and waterfront dining. A local favorite for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with live karaoke on Thursday and Saturday nights.


Visit the Gulf State Park – This large state park in Gulf Shores offers trails, a beach, fishing pier, and more! You can read more about my experience on the Back country Trail here. The beach here is one of the best beaches in Alabama. Be sure to stop by the lodge for a drink while you’re there – the sunset views from this hotel are absolutely gorgeous.


Visit Weeks Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve – Located in Fairhope, Weeks Bay has plenty of opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and wildlife viewing here. A walk through the reserve’s wetlands and marsh along the well-maintained paths is highly recommended.


Visit the Coastal Art Center of Orange Beach – A beautiful art museum displaying area artists is a great stop is not far away from the beach. Check the class schedule for art classes, as well events in the glass blowing and clay studios.


Visit Mobile Alabama – This historic city is full of history dating back to the Civil War era. There are plenty of things to do in Mobile during your visit including visiting some great museums and restaurants. If you want to see the third of the area’s historic forts, visit Colonial Fort Conde which is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Please contact me anytime. Please remember no parties allowed or Smoking this is our home we are sharing with you. If you damage anything we expect you pay to have it replaced. Like you would at anybody else’s house is fully inspected before your arrival and after your departure! You can contact me Martha at anytime. I’m here to make sure you have the perfect vacation!

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Fort Morgan, Alabama is a great year-around destination for a relaxing family vacation! It’s tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the nearby Mobile and neighboring main resort areas of Gulf Shores and Orange Beach. Yet these areas are only a short drive or ferry ride away.
With its coastal location combined with breezes off Mobile Bay, year-round average daily temperatures here are perfect for outdoor activities. The area is home to a protected wildlife refuge that features gorgeous sand dunes, coastal marshes, and beaches – not to mention the amazing fishing! And don’t forget about incredible birdlife!

For educational experiences, the area has a rich history full of adventure. From historical military forts built during the civil war to serene natural parks that are home to rare plant species found no where else in the world, there is always something new to discover

Home to a big masonry fort which offers a tour and educational opportunities. This is a prime location for a hands-on history lesson. This military memorial commemorates important battles during the Civil War. Be sure to spend some time exploring the on-site museum with interesting exhibits about the history of the area as well as the site tours

Explore the Alabama Coastal Birding Trail – This unique trail is home to many bird species which migrate to the area, making it a great place for birdwatching and photography. You’ll find the trail markers on highway 180.
Take a dolphin cruise throughout Bon Secour Bay – During the summer months, dolphin are extremely active in the area providing great opportunities for sightings.

Rent a boat and go tubing, boating or fishing – If you want to go fishing further offshore, consider charter a boat out of Orange Beach and fish for snapper, mahi, and/or grouper. Get all the information you need from permits to charters here.

Visit the Bon Secour National Wildlife Refuge and Interpretive Center – There are over 7000 acres and four designated hiking trails to explore here as well as an interpretive center. The Pine Beach Trail is one of my family’s favorite hikes as it end in a secluded stretch of beach. While there stop by the interpretive center to learn about the flora & fauna native to the area, including alligators and other interesting creatures.
Go kayaking – There are countless areas to launch your kayak and explore local waterways. One of our

If you cause damage to the property during your stay, you may be required to pay according to YourRentals’s property damage policy.