Seeing a park called Lincoln Park, I thought of the band Linkin Park, who coincidentally, gor their…read morename from a Lincoln Park in Santa Monica, California. This particular park, the one here in Pensacola, Florida, not the one in Santa Monica, California, is not a big park by any means, but it is a pleasant enough park with a children's playground, exercise equipment, a basketball court, a pavilion, pickle ball courts and a walking path. In one corner, they have a field where you play baseball or another game. They have a few porta-potties and a small parking lot. I would definitely recommend this neighborhood park.

Fairly large park with playground basketball court and workout equipment. Lots of grass however it…read morewas drained in water. A lot of dirt left behind from people

I researched places to visit in Pensacola and Plaza De Luna sounded interesting. I'm sure it is but…read moreright now it's closed for renovation work, such a shame I wasted time driving here. Hopefully it will be open again soon for visitors to enjoy the views of the bay.

Such a beautiful view at sunset. This is a great place when you just want to sit out and relax…read moreafter a long day and enjoy looking out at bodies of water and curious yet pretty birds around. You can partake in fishing, random talking or walking to nearby restaurant and bar in close vicinity such as Jaco's. I recommend at least one visit to this area. Truly clean and all around pleasant and beautiful visit. Parking can be a little rough, so expect a short walk especially in the afternoon if visiting this location.

William Bartram Memorial Park is named for William Bartram who was a botanist and naturalist who…read moretraveled around the southeastern states in the late 1700's identifying the various flora and fauna, birds and bees of the region. The park is along the bay waters, relatively small with no equipment for kids to play on. It has shade and places to sit. You can watch the boats at dock. It's a quiet place to meditate or just sit, but not a kids centric park. Picnicing is a appealing because of the open spaces and quiet surroundings but there's only a few benches, so bringing a chair or a blanket is a good option for a place to relax any day. There's runs, yoga, fireworks watching, walks in trails and by the water and the Pensacola Seafood Festival now has the main music stage here with vendors throughout. https://www.cityofpensacola.com/facilities/facility/details/bartrampark-17 https://www.facebook.com/pages/William-Bartram-Memorial-Park/158930744146155

Best boardwalk nature trail from Florida to Maine!! Quiet, labeled trees, pitcher plants . ..easy…read more1.5 mile including forest.

As it descends through mixed pine-oak uplands, this charming and interesting 1.5-mile round-trip…read moretrail leads to a creek, beaver pond and associated wetlands. Listen for Red-breasted Nuthatches in fall in the uplands and Hermit Thrushes overwintering. At the water, Common Yellowthroats scold from brushy tangles and wading birds like Little Blue Herons and Least Bitterns are possible among the pitcher plants visible from the elevated boardwalk. Listen carefully for Barred Owl and Prothonotary and Hooded Warblers, all of which breed here. We went here to bird, but this is a must-see if you're into nature in any way, and in the area. The work someone did to build a first-rate boardwalk through a bog provides views rarely seen. They've also done a great job providing interpretative signage so you know what you're looking at. First rate facility -- except maybe for the restrooms. *** Directions: From the intersection of US 90/SR 10 and SR 87/Stewart St. in Milton, head north on SR 87/Stewart St. for 6.0 mi. following signs to NAS Whiting Field. Turn right (east) on CR 87A/Langley St. and go 1.0 mi. Turn left (north) at Magda Village, just before the entrance gate and proceed 0.2 mi. to the trailhead parking area. (Note: current construction activities may dictate that you must park and walk the 0.2 mi. to the trailhead). This area is part of a functioning military Naval Air Station and occasional noise from aircraft may occur. Access may be limited during times of elevated homeland security levels, so call in advance.

I have passed by this park many times but it was my first time walking around the grounds last…read moreweekend for the 35th Strawberry Festival. I now have a new appreciation for this park that spans an impressive 39.4 acres. Loxley Municipal Park, located in Loxley, AL, is a well-loved recreational area that caters to the needs of the local community and attracts visitors from near and far. With its origins dating back several decades, the park has a rich history and has evolved into a central hub for various activities, events, and gatherings. As for its origins and history, Loxley Municipal Park was established as a community space to provide recreational opportunities for residents and promote a healthy, active lifestyle. Over the years, the park has seen many changes and improvements, with the town investing in its maintenance and expansion. Today, it is an integral part of Loxley's identity, serving as a focal point for outdoor activities and community events. Amenities include: * Loxley Civic Center: A versatile venue that can be rented for private events, meetings & parties. *Children's Playground: A fun-filled area designed for children to engage in imaginative play and physical activities. * Walking Trail (0.5 miles): A picturesque trail for walkers, joggers, and nature enthusiasts to explore the park's natural beauty. * 3-Field Baseball/Softball Complex: Well-maintained fields for local teams and players to practice and compete in their favorite sports. * Outdoor Exercise Stations: Equipment installed along the walking trail to promote physical fitness and healthy living. Some of the events that bring the community together and attract many visitors include: *Baldwin County Strawberry Festival: A much-anticipated local tradition held annually at the park, featuring vendors, entertainment, and strawberry shortcakes. * Founder's Day: A multi-event celebration that includes the placement of historic markers, highlighting Loxley's rich history and heritage. *Holiday Celebrations: Seasonal events such as Easter egg hunts, Fourth of July fireworks, and Christmas festivities. Bottom line: Loxley Municipal Park is more than just a recreational area, it's a symbol of community pride, unity, and history. It's a welcoming space for residents and visitors alike to come together, have fun, and create lasting memories. https://www.cityofloxley.com/parks-and-recreation/

Nice enough municipal park to serve the community of Loxley, Alabama. There is plenty of parking…read moreand the park is well maintained. It is a nice addition to this quickly growing community.

This park is basically a few sport fields and a children's play area. While there is nothing wrong…read morewith that, if you are looking for a park to chill for a bit, this is probably not the place for you. It would also be nice if there was more parking available.

Fabulous little park downtown Pirate'cola. Multiple real…read moreCannons adorn the park perimeter like a fortress! Arrrr!! There is a statue of "Jackson" & a tall obelisk in the middle of the park. Live music on the weekends in good weather. Home of "Pâte à choux" the squirrel! He is very friendly & likes it when you feed him potato chips. Right across the street from, yep, you guessed it! "Jackson's" Steakhouse. The best Restaurant in Pirate'cola right on the park. Oui Oui. Come see little "Pâte à choux" he's so hungry for visitors, bring some snacks! Highly recommend.

I use to eat lunch here daily. The park is quite and neat. Only a minor problem with the…read morehomeless, they don't ask for money or food. Great place to practice night photography. Remember the park closes at 11pm

Only GOD loves you more than your DOG! #ReflectDogs Love &…read moreForgiveness This is a very well cared for Memorial Dog Park. It is Well laid out and well finished with two heated entries at both ends. There is a very nice water facility as well as a gazebo with picnic table and chairs underneath it. There are multiple old growth trees in the corner with chairs underneath them and picnic tables also. There are a few benches around to sit on but mostly what there is is room for your dog to run and play and have fun. There is ample parking all around the park

Great place to bring your dog to run and play with other dogs. Local friendly people that are dog…read morelovers. Highly recommend