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.

Convenient and clean Nice organized staff…read moreEasy access of 10 Back to back sites are a bit too close

Nice park for the area. It's just sad that other dog owners don't know how to pick up after the fur…read morebabies.

This dog park is located on the road that goes past the sonic and ollie's, up the hill to a four…read moreway, and then take a left. It is pretty bare bones for a dog park, and it seems as if there hasn't been much updating in years. They have a side for smaller dogs and a side for larger breed dogs; however, people love to bring in their beloved chihuahua and then proceed to get angry when a mastiff tries to play with it.. common sense here people. They have an "in ground" water bowl with a faucet for the dogs on both sides. For the dogs they have three concrete tubes to...go through? They have a incline board for them to walk over, and then one plywood board with a hole cut in the middle for a dog to jump through. Other than that it's just a larger open space for dogs to run in a caged in area. Would be nice for them to add some more dog related activities into the park. There are two benches with covering to sit under for the humans. As well as a bag dispenser for you to ACTUALLY pick up after your dog..*cough cough* Also.. there is no lighting after sunset so beware..

Great park tucked away. Nice pavilions to have your gatherings at. Enjoyed the water and watching…read morethe boats go past. The one thing was the port a potty's were not very clean. But overall a nice experience and will go back.

Have been out 3 times with Capt Austin! Great guy and knowledgeable. Feel very safe with him. Also…read morevery fair when it comes to the truth about conditions. If you have rented charters some are not. First time we booked with him... got a lil choppy out there as winds randomly came up (it wasn't forecasted) and he gave us options... either go in at discounted rate or he would get us some fish, it would just be more inshore. We went inshore and caught our max red fish, several sheepshead, a blue fish, and Spanish mackerel to many to count. Plus it was a really fun day and met a dolphin. Second trip we were also successful brought home many mangrove snapper and trigger fish. We caught red snapper and amberjack too but they got to live another day due to timing of seasons. Third trip we got our max of red snapper, multiple mahi and also an elusive 60lbs wahoo (no one was expecting him lol). Also caught trigger but they got to live as it wasn't the season! Highly highly recommend Austin. We use him every chance we get when we come visit!!!

Awesome park for skateboarding and inline skates. Open every day. And well lit and open after dark…read more The park is unsupervised, but often patrolled by law enforcement. Everyone always seems kind and respectful towards each other. Great for kids of all ages, and adults alike, too. Bring your video camera as sometimes you can catch professional athletes performing some impressive stunts. Free to the public. No admission, no charge whatsoever. Helmets are required. And recommended that you also use other protective wear such as elbow, knee, and wrist pads, too. Bicycles and scooters are not allowed in the concrete bowl. "The skate park was built in 2007 and cost $300,000 - paid for by the city. It is the only free concrete park in the area and was designed with the help of Team Pain." Source: http://www.srpressgazette.com/news/police-crackdown-on-skate-park-1.76778?page=0

Awesome place! My kids loved it! Accessible and they were able to use their scooters since they…read moredon't know or even have a skate board

Dewey J. Bondurant Jr. Park is more about sporting fields than a park, but it is still an overall…read morepleasant place and a decent enough place to while away a bit of time.

This is a hiking trail like walking the 20 yards to my mailbox is an undue burden on my endurance…read more The entire trail is only about 1/2 mile long, yet it is pretty nice. It's more like an unpaved road that hasn't been driven on in many years...probably because that is exactly what it is. River Road was a frequent hang-out on weekend nights when I was in high school. It was nothing but dirt, mud, bonfires, beer, and making out with chicks. Now it is actually quite a serene and nice park, with paved roads, pavilions, benches, etc. The new addition farther in has even nicer views of the river, with older trees and great landscaping. You'll find the trailhead at the end of the road, where the road circles around a parking island. The first half is very straight and there isn't much to look at. Immediately before the first turn, there is a short side trail (and when I say "short," I mean about 15 yards) to a small landing where you can peep the bayou and try to avoid being gnawed upon by gators and skeeters. I didn't see any of either, but it's still fairly chilly. Get past the first right-hand turn in the trail and you'll have the water on your left. Good views, if you like fresh water stuff. It's called the Blackwater River due to all of the tannins in it, which make the water very dark. The Loch Ness monster could be a foot under the surface and you'd never know it. I used to swim in that water 30 years ago, but if you started throwing handfuls of $100 bills in it today, I'd wish them bon voyage...no way I'd get in that soup. A couple of minutes later, you are at the end of the trail, met with a steel gate at the road and entrance to Whiting Landing, the Navy boat and recreation park. If you don't have military ID, you can't enter here, so turn around and walk back to your vehicle. It's not a sweat-inducing struggle or a cardio workout, but it was a break in my day to reflect on life and commune with nature. I saw only one other person, a lady walking her wet dog. There are several nice covered benches on which to rest, but if you are so thoroughly out of shape that you need to sit down more than once, you probably shouldn't be risking heart failure in such a secluded place. Although...I had strong cell coverage during the stroll (Verizon). This would be a great place to walk your dog(s), BTW. I didn't see any wildlife, nor did I see any signs of wildlife, but I'd wager that there are critters in them woods and marshes. If you are looking for a brief respite from the fast-paced life of downtown Milton, hop over the bridge, turn left onto River Road, and earn your notch for strolling the Old River Trail.

Fairly maintained golf course. Not as nice as Scenic Hills, but decent. Will be here again.read more