Lovely neighborhood park! Cute pond and lots of area for sports, working out, children and dogs to…read moreplay. Also has parking on site which is helpful.

This was a really nice and clean park. They had expanded since I last went to it a few years back…read more They had several walk/run paths around the park area; 1/4th mile and two 1/3 mile paths. The smallest, 1/4th mile, was around the water pond that has a water fountain going. There were two pavilions at opposite ends of that path. A few dicks have found their way here adding to the feel of the park. There is also a basketball court with benches. A playground with a couple of play gyms. I didn't venture toward that area as it was toward the back entrance of the park. Two large grass areas as well. This park was built where the old water treatment facility use to be. This place is a way better option. My only negative is it doesn't allow animals because this would be a great dog walking area. Service animals are allowed of course.

This is a very cool smaller park with a few cool statues on property. Probably my favorite was a…read morestatue of two parents and two young children dressed in period clothing sitting on a bench. There is not much to this park, but the statues and water view should be more than enough. The park is located on a main strip through Fort Walton Beach, Florida and I would recommend a visit here if you find yourself in this town and just want to chill for a moment or two, hey, go for three. Again, it is a small park and parking is definitely a challenge, but otherwise a nice place to chill at for a bit.

Admission and parking is free. This is a cute little park. Maybe be good for older children or…read moreadults. Has a lot of seating with benches along the water and a gazebo. It have a dock that you can fish off of. "Homeless" people or professional panhandlers tend to beg for money in this area during peak tourist seasons, but that can be witnessed in most of the downtown areas.

Little more than a patch of grass between two neighborhoods, do I will give it that it does have a…read morenice playground for kids. There is a little pavilion with three tables that you can enjoy lunch.

Great park and playground. I have been coming to this park my entire life. They have really cleaned…read moreit up and it looks great. Lots of space for picnics and barbecues. Very quiet. Highly recommend.

Great beach. Quiet compared to many other beaches in the area. Tram to the water -- every half…read morehour. Shallow beach so easy for children. Loved the sand dunes.

A hidden gem of a beach. Less crowed than most of the beaches around. There's a man made ref you…read morecan paddle or biggie board out to as well and see lots of cool fish. A tram runs every 1/2 hour to take you from the parking lot down to the beach.

Mossy Head Park is a small but pleasant enough park. It has a children's playground, a pavilion, a…read moresmall walking path, bathrooms and a small parking lot. It is well-maintained and again, is not big, but i would recommend here.

Beautiful park with flower lined paths with fountains and open green spaces. When we were there…read moresome kids were playing catch. We enjoyed walking around in here. Definitely worth a visit

Free splash pad and nice size play set. Swings, slides, climbing thing, and smaller play set in…read morethe shade.

I'm the Nana of a very busy 2.5yo boy! This park is wonderful! We visit SRB frequently from Ocala…read moreso having a few reliable outlets to play (besides the beach) is vital. There's plenty of shade from the trees and benches all around. There has always been plenty of parking, too. HMP has a variety of slides in all heights so littles have the opportunity to start small with a caregiver's help and move to tall ones as they gain confidence and mastery. The very small slides are separate from the medium and high slides to lessen the chance of injuries and anxiety. There are interesting additions in area like climbing walls, car/plane on springs for make believe, and letter/number rollers. At the swing set, there's one swing for children who need more safety equipment and 3-4 with seats and chains. Our little guy needed help to get on any of them. There's a high tire swing that also requires adult assistance for small ones. The metal climbing dome was too advanced for our guy but he looked pretty proud of himself going in and out of the bars. There was a lot of sand or small gravel to kick around underneath. It did seem to catch the leaves and litter more than other areas. I liked the 4x4 border that allowed our guy to practice his balance and do "tricks" ( jumping off to the sidewalk)! We haven't used the small covered area: 2-3 picnic tables. It would be perfect for a birthday party or picnic. I don't know about reservations. The splash pad has never been open when we were there but it looks well maintained. There also appears to be a skate park across the parking lot that I'm sure my guy would love to observe. So, is HMP recommended by this Nana? A resounding "YES" and a great big "thank you" to the management and maintenance crews!