My kids had an amazing time here. It has several different play sets so you can choose which one to…read morelet your children play on. There's one for toddlers, one for little kids, and another that was so big that I played on it. We will definitely go back. So glad I had a friend recommend this place to me!

decent park and playground with basketball and tennis courts......................................read more

Enjoyed a Saturday day stroll sampling venders' wares at the farmer/craft market. Such a…read moredelightful place, even with mid summer foot traffic, it never felt too busy, crowded or rushed .

This is a wonderful walking park located in downtown St Andrews on the bay. They have made…read morebeautiful wooden carvings out of the trees that have died. They feature chalk art reflecting life in St Andrews as well. This park is a great place to enjoy a sunset stroll.

Fort Walton Landing Park is truly a nice park with a nice water view…read more I spent some time prior to a meeting just chilling in the park and preparing my thoughts for the meeting. I would definitely recommend here.

We like to park at this park and walk around the downtown area. The park is on the water and it's…read morealways nice to walk around the area. There's a kids play park a historical site, a free library. Free parking.

I like this set up on Eglin AFB, best hours are around 5pm, when the sun is blaring down on you and…read moreits not too cold. The water is FREEZING, so its perfect for running around and going nuts in. The only downside is the ants by the benches were the parents usually chill out at. Upside is that it's right across from the Unity Park playground so the kids can go nuts between the two locations in the summer. It's a fun cool down spot. I love coming here when we get a chance.

Great place to take the kids in the warmer months. Not too crowded, no litter, just a nice peaceful…read morepark to hang out

A nice little park on the water with pavilions and picnic tables.It has playgrounds,walkways,boat…read moredocks,boat ramps,etc.You can boat,fish,walk,play,pic nic,etc..The only takeaway is the bathrooms.I would suggest a total renovation and cameras added to keep them in good shape and locking it down at night.This was done back home and made a world of a difference.Still a nice park on the water.Check out the next The Working Man Review.

VERY awesome spot to bring your pup! I am new to the area and thought there would be more pet…read morefriendly places to go but this one saved the day.

It was our first visit here. My husband is retired Army and we recently moved to Pensacola from…read moreTexas. It's a nice Federal Exchange, Commissary and Thrift Store. We bought groceries, items needed for home and did a little thrift shopping. The bonus is all the aircraft they have located on this property for your pleasure. Absolutely stunning

5/16 Hurlburt Field has a fantastic display of airplanes and…read morehelicopters. There is a nice walking path that allows you to see and read everything. I was surprised by how massive some of the aircraft were. There were some really nice memorials interspersed as well. The only way in is with military access, but if you have the chance, go see this. It's really fascinating.

Not knowing what to expect.... We were visiting Santa Rosa…read moreBeach and tropical storm Bertha came rolling through. We decided to take an excursion north of the emerald coast and found this charming little lake. It is first come first serve based on the parking situation. We were fortunate to arrive there around noon and allowed in for $4 per car to go into the parking lot and then walked about 200 feet to a small beach with a few benches, a couple of tables on the beach (state park style) and also a covered picnic area. The small beach had a walkway to another area which was the jump in/dive in area of the spring fed lake. The water was cool, but definitely swimmable as there were warm currents mixed with the cold currents from the spring. Reportedly, the water is too cool for alligators which are found more at the mouth of the river feeding this area. We spent around an hour just floating around in the area. Didn't feel cold while in the water (outside temp 84 degrees). People had floaties, tubes, and even paddle boards. There were a few scuba divers as well! Bring your snorkels and other floatation equipment if you want to spend time just floating and looking a the bottom for some interesting scenery under water.

Another one of our beautiful state parks rich in history!…read more Besides coming here for the old sugar, mill and pancake experience, definitely walk around and experience the Park itself! When we went, we did the boat tour as well, it was pretty cheap for an hour tour and we got to experience the beautiful nature and wildlife. Afterwards, we went swimming in the little lake area, which was extremely refreshing!