I visited this community on 11/24/24 and was so impressed by the sculpture that is present. It is…read moretruly an outdoor museum! I can't believe a rental community has something so impressive and beautiful available for residents to view everyday. There is nothing else like it in Pensacola! Definitely worth a trip!

I want to spend all my free time here! I love everything about this place. I have taken several…read morepeople here and we have done pieces together. They have walk in art classes or a girls/men group night classes. Holly and Michelle are simply the best-helpful in every way and will be there to walk you through the whole process. Ask a lot of questions. They also allow you to bring in your own wood or driftwood pieces to design. Make sure you have 2-3 hours to spare. Pieces are left overnight to dry and for some for the ladies to add their finishing touch. Great for visiting or vacationers too but again- make sure you add an extra day in your schedule to pick up your pieces. Get your creative juices flowing folks and visit SeaGlass Beach Cottage in Gulf Breeze near Walmart Supercenter.

Beautiful store with unique finds! The name caught my friend's attention because she collects sea…read moreglass. They do have a small selection of faux and real sea glass, but the real treasure is the local artist items. The lady who owns the store was very pleasant. She helped us with items and gave us some background on her space. For the quality and selection, I was happily surprised with her prices. If you're looking for wall art, shells, jewelry, children's' items, small furniture, fun trinkets or even table lamps, you'll find it all here. They are definitely worth the drive from Pensacola Beach.

Very interesting place with amazing views of the water and airfield. Very much worth getting into…read morethe air station to visit.

A a short walk from Oak Grove RV Park. My wife and I had a terrific time making the climb and…read moreenjoying the view! Not for the faint of heart or fear of heights.

Can't miss this museum with the train outside! I absolutely enjoyed how this museum is laid out!…read more The exhibits are all in one huge room with partitions. The building was built in 1884 for the Pensacola Ice Company. I walked in from the area out back where Julee Cottage is. The main entrance is on Zaragoza St. It felt as natural entering from there as from the front. The restrooms are near the rear entrance. I was a little fascinated by the different types of bricks! In the sawmill, you can push buttons to learn about the machines. In the fishing exhibit, you can see the gear they used as well as what fish they caught. When you open the door to go out to the train, there is a recording with a train whistle... it's pretty cool! There is the T.R. Miller Engine #12 & a Caboose. Unfortunately, you can't get too close-up of a look inside either. But you can see plenty of information about the railroad industry inside. I bought the Unified Admission Ticket which permits admission to all museums in the Historic Trust museum complex for seven (7) days. With my AAA, it cost $9 in Aug. of 2022. For the number of places you can visit, it is a great inexpensive way to learn about Pensacola's history! These museums are closed on Mondays! Come check it out and also the other museums nearby! I visited this museum, Museum of Commerce, the Pensacola Historic Village (Julee Cottage, John Appleyard Storytelling Cottage, the USO house exhibit), Museum of History, and the Museum of Art.

Great Hands-On Museum exhibits with many pictires plaques demonstrating how things work, why we had…read morethem & how they have progressed through time. Includes a real steam engine from 1923.

Such a great place to bring your toddler! We were in town visiting and looking for a place to bring…read moreour toddler and she had a blast! Different rooms for them to explore in, perfect for a rainy day.

Don't waste your money or time. Crowded, run down and…read morelimited areas for play. The only positive was the admission cost includes other venues for a period of days. Not a museum in any real sense, just a small worn out open space with outdated "toys" and props. The kids will have more fun and learn more at the Flora-Bama ...and so will the adults!

Stairs in multiple places of the course so not good for anyone that may have limited mobility…read more Staff was friendly. The balls are all decorated which is a nice touch. They have seating, misters, and fans all throughout the 18 hole course. Didn't get any of the ice cream so can't review that. They had water jugs periodically along the course which is an amazing idea but they were all empty.

Felt like a lot was lacking. With a theme like…read moreufo-space-alien you could get really creative with the putt putt course. All the shots were just straight. A few cool aliens. What about like a huge alien head and you shoot through the mouth ?? The inside was shut down so couldn't see arcade or anything else.

Very welcoming & knowledgeable staff walk you through & explain how things worked & why they were…read moreused from the early 19th century. Great walkthroughs & beautiful landscaping.

It's Hard to believe when you enter the OWA adventure park that that is the most fun and…read moreentertaining place in all of OWA. Hey

Closed every time I try to go. I have several hours worth of time purchased that I can not use…read morebecause they are always closed during their hours listed. It's a coin flip on whether or not they'll be open.