A local community park that uses its limited space wisely. A more modern playground, a basketball…read morecourt, two small pavilions, and a small patch of water make this park an enjoyable, well used piece of property. I did notice that the few other people at the park on this chilly late Monday afternoon were walking dogs, the park is perfect for this. If it was warmer I am sure the swings and playground would be filled with children.

Fun play ground for my toddlers. Equipment looks new, there are places to sit with shade, and the…read moreview of the water is pretty. No bathrooms and you cannot walk on the grounds without shoes.

Great opportunity to see some nature, including fish, snakes, turtle, insects, and alligators. Only…read moredown side is occasionally loud people can take away from the experience and their is explicit language written on the walkway.

A real nice walk through some wet land and the best part is I am wearing flip flops with no care in…read morethe world for the mud under the walkway. Come check out this hidden trail to enjoy the outdoors and see some turtles, plants or trees with their scientific names attached or just for a date maybe. "10 minute walk roundtrip" Drive onto UWF and find Parking LOT G, from there follow the sidewalk leading down from the big building next to the forest and you will see a sign saying Edward Ball Nature Trail.

Adopted my parrot from here this month but have been volunteering for months here. Every bird has…read moretheir own personality, space and time spent with them on the daily. Reed is wonderful to be around and he has taught me so much. The adoption process was so wonderful, everything I've wanted. All my needs were met. Reed makes sure all these birds go to great homes. As for the parrots, they are provided with daily enrichment, a great diet, other birds to interact with and places to hide . Misters in the heat and heat lamps in the cold. Nothing better than Uncle Sandy's!!!!!!!!!

This place is a real hit if you love birds. It's a small, privately owned, bird sanctuary and I'm…read morereally glad we found it. The people that run it and care for the birds are first class fun. They give you a little cut of food of peanuts, cooked pasta and bread to feed the birds. You're given a very brief class on how not to get bitten when feeding them. These types of birds can inflict a nasty bite. It only costs ten dollars a person to walk through and it has to be cash. I donated another twenty bucks as well. The bird enclosures are spacious and the birds appear well fed and healthy. I really enjoyed the Emus, budgies and the funny chicken. There are even peacocks running around. One let me feed it peanuts and was very friendly. This place does a great service for surrendered birds nobody wants or knows how to take care of. Visiting funds continued care for these animals and I fully support the mission. It really is a fun experience.

Bristol Park is a neighborhood park with basketball courts, a pavilion and a children's play area…read more It has a small parking lot and is overall a decent place for the residents of the neighborhood. I would recommend a visit here if you are in the neighborhood. I will give it four stars.

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

What a great park! So many different options and exciting park equipment for kids! One side for the…read moresmaller tykes under 5 and the other side for the bigger kids.

Possibly the best neighborhood park in the area. It's secluded, away from traffic, has plenty of…read moreparking; there is a reasonably clean restroom; mom or dad can go do a 4 mile run around Spencer Field; the playground is large and has areas for both younger and older kids (and mom and dad if you want to play too!). There's one swing that is perfect for a young child or toddler to ride with a parent at the same time. Overall, I really love this park!

Excellent Park with Baseball fields & football fields for adult and youth sports.read more

This park is spacious a waterfront which is fantastic. I love having water adjacency - it's…read moreincredibly soothing. They have a water front dog beach so the pups can romp in the sand and the bay water. Adorable. They have facilities here for restrooms and some covered pavilions. They have bands on the beach near the dock in the summer months which is lively. There are a ton of old growth trees which are beautiful. There are steps throughout but it's very manageable. Lots of parking. I do wish they had more intentional landscaping. Pensacola selectively landscapes its parks it seems and I wish this one got more of an overhaul. It's quite large and expansive and with some additional thoughtfulness and planting it could be a very special urban park.

Overall, Bayview Park is a pleasant park. I stopped by here to eat my lunch and enjoyed an…read moreabsolutely beautiful day with pleasant views of the bay. They have a dog park and a place to launch kayaks and canoes. It has a decent sized parking lot and again, it is a nice park.

Park is nice with lots of areas for everybody to hang out. The dog park is pretty shaded with a…read morelarge and small dog section. They have walking trails nearby, a few poop bag stations and water fountains.

You need to be an Escobar County resident to use this dog park. It has a number of very tall,…read morebeautiful, pines. Mixed grasses. A few small benches. Not very big but good for a rest stop and a couple quick games of fetch. Water supply is outside the fence.

A small park with basketball courts, skateboard ramps, a children's area, a walkway around the park…read moreand a decent amount of space. I am sure that this park serves the neighborhood well. It was rather busy on the Monday afternoon and I was walking around it.