Out O'Town:Dual King Suites,Pets Welcome,Handicap Friendly,2 minutes to beach,

Everybody has a gateway destination that brings them happiness, peace, where for a few days the time slows down and you live out every full moment let Out O' Town be your getaway from it all.We know there are tons or places to stay, thank you for considering ours. Come stay for a few days or a week or more to get away and actually enjoy nature at its best. Home was custom built by owners in 2023 with guest in mind .This private vacation home is for families looking to spend quality time together under the sun.Gulf views and direct access to sparkling white sandy beaches with public access are a short a walk ( approx 550ft) from the home.The sand along the Alabama coast is a fine white, soft sand made up of pure white crystal that washed down from the Appalachian Mountains and deposited into the Gulf. The only way to reach the white sandy beaches of Alabama is by bridge or boat
Enjoy two master suites with there own private bathrooms with large walkin showers and king beds. Your guest will enjow the guest bedroom with queen bed. The kids will love the bunk room with two sets of bunks. The guest bath is large and handicap freindly with grab bars and also features a soaker tub and tile surround.
We are also pet friendly. PETS MUST BE APPROVED PRIOR TO BOOKING Pet fee is required. Pets are allowed on the beach in Fort Morgan.
Beach house on a quiet, secluded beach in Fort Morgan area of Gulf Shores.Fort Morgan is located on the most Western end of the peninsula, surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico to the south and Mobile Bay to the West ending at Mobile Point.Even though Fort Morgan has a Gulf Shores mailing address, it is actually an unincorporated part of Baldwin County. Fort Morgan fought to stay out of Gulf Shores for years and won, wanting to keep it as natural, pristine and uncrowded as possible. You won't find the elbow to elbow beaches covered in high rises out here, but there is plenty to do if you go to the beach for that laid back small town feeling.There are only 3 large condo complexes on the entire stretch of Fort Morgan,
The only other accomodations offered are private houses. The further out you go the more narrow the peninsula, until you can see both the Gulf and Bay from the road as it narrows
No busy commercial congestion. Relax on the covered deck with excellent views of the gulf of Mexico and Mobile bay . Spend the day just steps away on the uncrowded white, sandy beach. Find shells, watch for dolphins and swim in the clear blue waters of the gulf.
Close to the house is historic Fort Morgan, Fort Morgan Fort Morgan State Historic Site is a don't miss for history buffs. The tour of the fort is quite informative and interesting to walk through. Right before the entrance to the actual fort and ferry is Burgoyne Rd on the gulf side where you can park and walk out to Fort Morgan fishing beach to fish or go shelling, or turn left when you hit the beach and look for the smoke stack of the Ivanhoe about 150 yards off shore. Go at low tide to see it though, you can also snorkel or scuba around the wreck, just don't touch or take anything from the wreckage.
For fishermen and boaters there are boat launches into the bay as well as charter fishing at the Fort Morgan Marina,
Recreate among endangered species and migratory birds. Over 4,000 acres of beach dunes, scrub dunes, fresh water marsh, salt water marsh, and maritime forest make up the Bon Secour national wildlife refuge just west of gulf shores. This coastal refuge is part of the central gulf ecosystem unit part of the migration route of the monarch butterfly, the refuge is also known for its more than 120 species of birds - making it a paradise for bird watchers. Along with birding, the refuge offers opportunities for hiking, swimming, photography, collecting sea shells, and boating. Fishermen enjoy both fresh and saltwater fishing.

Ride the auto ferry to Dauphin Island for a tour of the sea lab and estuarium. The Estuarium is an exciting educational public aquarium highlighting the four key habitats of coastal Alabama: the Mobile Tensaw River Delta, Mobile Bay, the Barrier Islands and the Northern Gulf of Mexico. It includes the 10,000 square foot Exhibit Hall, a 7,000 gallon sting ray touch pool, and the Living Marsh Boardwalk. This facility has 31 aquariums totaling over 30,000 gallons with more than 100 species on display. The Estuarium showcases the plants, animals, and other natural resources found in the Estuary and its surrounding marine habitats. Through beautiful visual exhibits and engaging interactive exhibits, the Estuarium will leave you with a broader understanding of the interactions that take place in Mobile Bay, the fourth largest estuary system in the United States.
Bird-watching and sunbathing are two of the favorite activities on this island paradise. A campground and hiking trail are part of the sanctuary, giving visitors opportunities to spend time observing the neotropical migrant birds and native wildflowers. In the spring, the park is visited by bird lovers anxious to view the annual bird migration.
So much to do!
ATTENTION:We are a property participating in wildlife conservation ,so the property is surrounded by natural vegetation to encourage wildlife activity. We are in a no mow zone. Habitat conservation for wild species is one of the most important issues facing the environment today.The grasslands are natural areas protected for wildlife conservation. Observe birds or other wildlife from afar so as not to disturb them.These “no mow areas” now provide increased wildlife viewing opportunities, the sounds of birds, photo ops and research opportunities.
Restaurants are not a scarcity in Fort Morgan. There is Sassy Bass Amazin' Grill, Tacky Jacks 2 - Fort Morgan, Jesses on The Bay, Sassy Bass Island Grill, Coast Restaurant, Kiva Grill, Peninsula Restaurant and Grill, during the summer there are also food trucks set up in front of The Beach Club Resort & Spa that are open to the public, pick up a great seafood boil to go at Fresh Market Seafood.


If you feel the need for more humans and traffic its a 20-25 minute drive into Gulf Shores, or cut through the state park to head for OBA

MINUMUM AGE TO RENT IS 25 ( NO EXCEPTIONS)

•4 Bedrooms- 1 King bed in each master bedroom with private bath, 1 queen bed in guest room, two sets bunk beds
• Living room has queen sleeper sofa
•Short walk to the Beach,
•Great Views of Gulf/Beach and Mobile Bay
•Wi-Fi, High Speed Wireless Internet
•Fully Equipped Kitchen
•TV's in all rooms
•Covered Front and Back Porch
•Cargo lift
•Carpet free house


MINIMUM AGE TO RENT IS 25 !!!!NO EXCEPTIONS!!!!!

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