Stockton

Located off Highway 59 just east of the Tensaw River is Stockton, AL; a small town with a storied past and riverside adventures. Explore the Stockton Heritage Museum, a treasure trove of local history and artifacts that narrate the story of the town and its people, including Alabama’s first sawmill and the Federal Road. The Stockton Presbyterian Church & Historical Marker stands as a testament to the town's architectural and historical significance. Take a moment to appreciate the craftsmanship and the tales that surround this historic site. 

Travel to the Fort Mims State Historic Site, where you can step back in time and explore the events of the early 19th century. Walk through the fort's replica and gain a deeper understanding of the region's past. For more history, try the Kennedy Mill Historical Marker and Hubbard's Landing on Tensaw Lake, reminders of the town's historical significance and its connection to the river. 

Fill up your water bottle at Red Hill Springs, a capped natural spring that adds a certain charm to Stockton. You can also visit places like Live Oak Landing, a riverside haven, to embark on adventures along the Bartram Canoe Trail. Whether you're paddling, birdwatching, or simply savoring the beauty of the Tensaw River, there’s always something to see. Last, but not least, Baldwin County Bicentennial Park offers green spaces and a sense of community. It's a spot where you can enjoy outdoor activities, picnics, and moments of leisure.