Twin Hills Park is a smaller park that is set around a lake. It also has a nice children's play…read morearea. Parking is adequate and both the park and the parking lot are decently maintained. On this particular Sunday, the park was pretty busy. Well, the children's playground part was pretty busy and they even had an ice cream truck come and offer their products. All in all, Twin Hills Park is a cool enough park to visit.

Stopped by the area for a few nights. Needed a good place to run and found this Park based on…read moreproximity to hotel and reviews. The park is okay, it's not awful but the route is short (only 1 mile if you go around both sides). The worst part, was the neighborhood that it was located. Does not look like the safest place in Crestview.

With Lake Jackson just a block away this park is a nice addition to this town. It first opened in…read more12/2015 but I didn't notice it until today. I hope more tourists that come here learn about this park and use it!!

nice park but the air plane is down and Althea's or screws are sticking out if somebody not…read morewatching there kids they can fall and get seriousLu hurt. wish I could leave a picture I'm going to report it so somebody can fix it

Just stopped by here today as a quick little side-trip from Miramar Beach. A Bayou by the way is a…read morebody of brackish water (freshwater/salt water) mix. We went to the day-use area which features one .75 mile trail into the woods, as well as a pathway along one side of Bayou. The trail was nice, flat and full of shade. I learned a lot about the local plants. Bayou/Lake very scenic. the bathroom also was maintained and clean. A great little side trip!

Gorgeous park! It is a WWII gunnery which is why we wanted to come. I was hoping for some history…read morestops in the park but I didn't see anything. The day area restrooms were closed but there was one for guests to use at the ranger station. They were also renovating the camp sites so all of the trails in the back of the park were closed. The one open trail was only .75 miles so we did a few laps and walked along the bayou for some steps. I would like to return when the trails are open and see the rest of the park.

This is a beautiful park. The changing fall leaves were beautiful. The hiking trails were really…read morenice. My kids also enjoyed riding their bikes. We stayed at the campground and it was clean, and the hosts would pick up the trash at every site every morning. We liked that it had full hookups, we expected it to only have electricity and water. We didn't like that our RV campsite was very small and the position where the fence posts were located as well as the grill, that made it even harder to backup with our RV. We stayed on site 2, number 1 and 2 were the smallest ones we saw on our side. If we had known when we booked we had probable looked somewhere else. The bathrooms and showers were ver clean and nice but the building was cold.

Wonderful place to visit with family. Scenic walks are great but the mosquitoes are brutal, you…read moredefinitely need mosquito spray!

Niceville was my home in the late 1980s. I moved out of state 22 years ago. There used to be a…read morelanding at the creek but not much else. Now, there is a developed parking area, a mile-long boardwalk with lots of places to rest, walk down to the water, swim, etc. There are signs describing flora and fauna. The park even has a Pavillion large enough for sizable gatherings and events. There is security present and it seems very family friendly. I am impressed. Niceville has grown up. I loved walking the boardwalk and memory lane simultaneously...

Turkey Creek Nature Trail is a cool enough park located in the Florida Panhandle. The park has a…read morelot to offer and is a great place to get away from the day to day grind. Turkey Creek Nature Trail definitely makes Niceville a nicer place (I couldn't resist).

This is such a beautiful local gem. Parking isn't great and it fills up fast, but you Can bring…read morepaddle boards snorkeling eqt., folks were out there with scuba gear. Everyone was nice the water was cool and crisp and clear. For a Saturday with warm weather during spring time it sure wasn't very crowded. It's a must see.

We stopped at Morrison Springs State Park during our visit to Panama City. It's about an hour drive…read morebut it was totally worth it. The water was a bit chilly in the low 60s but it was refreshing to swim in when the outside temperature hit 80s. The water was crystal clear on the day we went but I read it could be murky after the rain. It's much bigger than Ponce de Leon which is about 8 minute drive from there so you can even kayak or paddle board. I would highly recommend if you're visiting Panama City area if you need a slight change of scenery.

A small but beautiful Park with boat launch along boggy bayou in Niceville. It's a great place for…read moresunsets or simply relaxing the day away. Sports several table areas and enough green perfect for frisbee or other lights sports without being too much in the way. It's clearly a beloved spot as there's always people about.

Beautiful well kept park. Spread out covered picnic tables,…read morebig trees, and water views are great! We've been here twice during our trips to Destin.

Beautiful park to take a walk in. We came for a couple of hours to check it out. You pay at the…read moreentrance, bring cash. It's the honor system. You put four dollars in an envelope. Parking was easy and plentiful. The house is pretty and the trees surrounding it are really cool. You can tour the house but we did not do that since we had little kids with us. There's a small gift shop where the tours start. There's a fountain in front of the house with koi in it but the water was full of algae. It was really hard to see the fish. I felt bad for them. There's a butterfly garden on the side of the house and we did see butterflies, dragonflies, bees and even a little frog. You can walk out on a pier over the water. There are picnic areas there of you would like to bring a lunch. Some of the water areas have warnings about gators and the trails have warnings about bears. Fortunately we did not run into either.

Nice state park to check out. It's not huge, probably wouldn't spend more than a half day here…read more It's $4 per car to enter and you just stick cash in an envelope. The park is centered around the historic Wesley House. You can actually tour it but we didn't as we had toddlers with us. We did the nature trail which was nice and not strenuous. It is pretty stroller friendly too if you have a decent one. We also checked out the koi pond and butterfly garden. The koi pond was gross and so murky you could barely see the fish. I felt bad for the fish. The garden was great and my kid's really enjoyed it and saw lots of butterflies. Nice half day activity if looking for something different to do in the area.

Lots of parking, clean beach, and plenty of space when we went in October…read more The showers are out in the open, but was great to clean off the sand from our feet. No soap is allowed while showering. We went twice and the first time the gate attendant was a volunteer and the second time a ranger. Both times were very pleasant. I would visit again for a Destin trip. The parking is easy, the water is beautiful, and the sandbar is great for kids.

Pay to get in, buuuut plenty of parking and bathrooms available. They have rinse-off stations but…read morethey're basically low pressure misters. Only 2 out of 3 were working when we went and because of the low pressure, there was a long line of people waiting their turn to rinse off. There is zero shade here so definitely bring umbrella or some sort of shade option because the sun is brutal! The water though? Absolutely perfect! Crystal clear, refreshing swim with very mellow waves. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit and will definitely visit again!

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.