Amazing Gem on main street. They have a great selection, good prices and everyday has a special…read moresale to enjoy. The volunteer staff are very helpful. They'll even try to find something you need if it's not in the store and let you know when it's in. All proceeds help the Crestview Area Shelter for the Homeless. They accept goods and cash donations at the store or at the shelter which is located at 120 Duggan Ave. Drop by for a great deal and uplifting experience.

Need to get a working web page. Too difficult to figure out what is going on at track and when it…read moreis going on. Too bad too, cause I really enjoy going out there.

Cool place. First time here. Lots of seating. Nice track. Lots of food choices and beer was cheap…read morecompared to other places Ive been. Ill be back.

Wonderful local history museum housed in the original 100+ year old Mercantile building! Everything…read morefrom general store items, military, moonshine still to a real dugout canoe and much more. Includes 1800's log cabins and outbuildings in the park. There's also a genealogy research library and a Mercantile gift store with local history books, antiques, toys and more. It's open Tuesday through Friday from 10-3:30 and on the third Saturday of each month. Don't forget to take a picture of the beautiful mural on the side of the building.

Very small, but free museum. Very good for local and genealogical history. The hours suck. They…read moreclose at 3 and are closed on weekends altogether.

If you haven't been to Goldmine Bingo lately, you don't know what you're missing! I recently had…read morethe opportunity to see what all the excitement is about at Goldmine! First, I didn't know how Bingo has changed since "the old days". Man, I had a really good time! The staff were all friendly and helpful, and the people that accompanied me there all were just as impressed as I was! Secondly, I was amazed at all the different options they have to play and win! I had a few questions, and the staff were super at explaining everything. Finally, I just had a wonderful experience there and am telling everyone I know! I made some great new friends, had a TON of fun, and learned about a new "goldmine" for entertainment that is right down the road. Goldmine Bingo is THE place to be. Check it out!

Goldmine Bingo is the only bingo hall I have ever been to, but it is so perfect, I haven't felt the…read moreneed to go to another bingo hall yet. They offer reasonably priced games all throughout the day, and on the majority of days, they offer two hours of free bingo a day. The other day, Saturday, there's ALL DAY FREE BINGO. Sorry for the caps, but there's no better way to get the kids off the streets and playing bingo. Healthy recreation. If you sit in the non-smoking section. Smokers are gross.

This is a wonderful museum, Multiple big train carts to explore, a miniature to scale model city in…read morea train museum building, a whole outside small train and city display, and a child sized train ride! Really clean and cheap! If you have a kid who loves trains or wants a nice place to stop and eat lunch this is a great museum!!

Free admission, but they are doing good in the community keeping the history alive, so make a…read moredonation. Friendly employees. The exhibit flows nicely. Lots of things to look at. Gives the history of the trains in the area. Different train cars to walk in and look at. Lovely. Support your local small museums. There is an upcoming event where they are partnering with other local museums to have a butterfly thing. I think it's great that they are trying to help others while helping themselves.

Great place to bring the kiddos. Lots to do. Plenty of parking and room to roam. Staff is greatread more

Was a really cute place and kids would have a lot of fun, but it's definitely not a pumpkin patch…read more They have gorgeous sunflower fields, where you could take photos and some fun activities for kids.

Upbeat Music in Fort Walton is the best music store in our region and I have been to all of them…read more Love this store, no BS or hard sell here and the repair guy is fantastic,! Also I must mention, I am not affliated with them in any way. I won't go anywhere else. The address below and no they are not friends of mine, don't know any of them. They just treated me so well that I felt like I had to share.

Best music store in our area, by far. Best customer service and the owner was super helpful and…read morenice. They work with you for instruments for the kids school, lessons, and repairs. We are greatful for you in Crestview and now in Fort Walton Beach. Thank you for opening a store in FWB! Yeah for us! We needed competition!!! Thank you for a great place for our musicians.

Saturday morning in the sprint and they were still busy setting up for a music festival and I have…read moreSouthwest Florida to visit, so I wasn't able to sit around. This lovely park has a ton of parking, the lovely Blackwater River Swing Bridge is here and the Santa Rosa County Veteran's Memorial is adjacent. I'd guess these Level 1 chargers are available for those who might want to plug in their EV. [Review 927 of 2024 - 1806 in Florida - 21956 overall]

This is just like Bands on the Beach, without the hassle of traffic and the Casino Beach parking…read morelot dysfunction. I mean, seriously, WTF is up with that clown car? (I've had this draft pending for about a half a year, so I'll admit that Bands on the Blackwater isn't "just like" Bands on the Beach...but close enough for gratuitous blather from a random moron on the intarwebs.) Great bands, a surprisingly good sound system, large crowds of well-behaved folks, fun, frivolity, food, and an opportunity to drink in public in the heart of Puritanical Milton. If you pass up the chance to do that, yer doin' it wrong. Or you grew up somewhere Baptist fascists didn't rue the having of fun. Whichever. Thirty years ago, Miltonites would have rolled their collective eyeballs at the thought of such a blatant display of comaraderie and revelry. Bring your own chair or blanket, relax, and listen. You'll have fun and meet people. If you get bored, you can amble over to the Vietnam War memorial and check that out. You can stroll to Doc's Courtyard Cafe and eat something delicious and have a drink or eight. Or you could hop onto the Riverwalk, pass under the river bridge, and grab a bite at the froyo place or at Boomerang's pizza. Milton isn't the ghost town after dark that it used to be. When the weather warms up, plot a course for Bands on Blackwater. There's no good reason to not support local activities and businesses.