Playground equipment would be nice a nice addition, but walking trail is very pretty.read more

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.

A nice little park on the water with pavilions and picnic tables.It has playgrounds,walkways,boat…read moredocks,boat ramps,etc.You can boat,fish,walk,play,pic nic,etc..The only takeaway is the bathrooms.I would suggest a total renovation and cameras added to keep them in good shape and locking it down at night.This was done back home and made a world of a difference.Still a nice park on the water.Check out the next The Working Man Review.

Just a wonderful small park by the water. Stopped for a few minutes while driving along the Florida…read morepanhandle. Good parking and playground for the kids. Very nice views and very well maintained throughout the park. Would be a great area to just relaxed; I, unfortunately, was on a timeline and had to hit the road.

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.

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.

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.

The best place to spend a day. Made up of Opal beach, Ft Pickens and other federal parks in the…read morePanhandle, the parks offer various activities.

This is a beautiful strip of protected land that is simply breathtaking, if there is anything here…read moreto complain about well you're focusing on things that most would never consider to be a problem. The miles of paved highway is surrounded with white sugar sand beaches and towering dunes and beautiful water with lots of parking and not so many people at least the day of our visit. I guess this would be considered a barrier island but regardless of its designation it's one of the most beautiful stretch of beaches that I've come across and I've seen plenty - if you're planning a visit be prepared to spend the day the memories you make here will last you a lifetime, there aren't a lot of amenities if you consider the vastness of this place and please pack out everything you pack in this is one of the most pristine pieces of land I've visited and deserves the respect from all that visit. If there is such a thing as a bucket list item this definitely qualifies and if you're lucky enough to be able to spend some time here just do it - it exceeded all my expectations and I hope to return again soon...

PARK HOURS: Wednesday-Saturday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM & Sunday: 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM…read more SPLASH PAD HOURS (May 1-September 1): Wednesday-Saturday: 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM & Sunday: 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM (Open on WEEKENDS ONLY through September!)

Very clean and well equipped kids park. Excellent. Close to Destin and Ft Walton Beach. Easy…read moredrive.

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!

This is one of Alabama's best kept secrets…read more It's one of the most gorgeous natural wonderlands of unspoiled natural beauty in America IMO. The lake, the forest, just magnificent. No people for miles. No one around at all. A natural paradise in the woods. Excellent hunting & fishing. My dad loves it so much, he bought a huge piece of property near by. We drive the side by side all around. So much fun. haha. Highest recommendations.

"If you have found a quiet bench in a quiet park and sat down, be sure you had a very profitable…read moreday!" ~Mehmet Murat ildan - The me in me is contemplative. As Brother Lawrence said about contemplation, "There is not in the world a kind of life more sweet and delightful, than that of a continual conversation with God; those only can comprehend it who practice and experience it." So today at my real estate class lunch break, I found a park bench and contemplated. And in my contemplation with god, we talked about peace - a state of tranquility or quietness of heart and mind. And god was gentle with me today.