We loved this zoo! It looks small from the outside but it really is amazing and full of a lot of…read morecool animals on the inside. I recommend buying food to feed the animals. It is not expensive but enhances the experience. I loved that they keep their prices low but that you get a top notch experience! The staff is friendly, the animals seem happy. They were very active and we were able to see them close up! Well done Emerald Coast Zoo!

This zoo has a wide variety of species from big cats to giraffe and birds. They have several…read moredifferent offerings to feed the animals at the zoo, which is extremely interactive and can be enriching for the animals. However this can cause behavioral problems for the animals as well. I did enjoy my experience and saw everyone attending responsible and respecting the animals, however it could be easy for this to not happen with the interactive element. I did more than likely go off season with less staff than normal, but I do hope there is more zoo staff that can help keep watch on the enclosures and those in attendance of the zoo. I did also enjoy the food at the zoo and the gift shop was very wonderful and extensive. I definitely would recommend this zoo, and talked to a lovely staff member who was highly educated on lions, and their husbandry process with the SSP.

Not knowing what to expect.... We were visiting Santa Rosa…read moreBeach and tropical storm Bertha came rolling through. We decided to take an excursion north of the emerald coast and found this charming little lake. It is first come first serve based on the parking situation. We were fortunate to arrive there around noon and allowed in for $4 per car to go into the parking lot and then walked about 200 feet to a small beach with a few benches, a couple of tables on the beach (state park style) and also a covered picnic area. The small beach had a walkway to another area which was the jump in/dive in area of the spring fed lake. The water was cool, but definitely swimmable as there were warm currents mixed with the cold currents from the spring. Reportedly, the water is too cool for alligators which are found more at the mouth of the river feeding this area. We spent around an hour just floating around in the area. Didn't feel cold while in the water (outside temp 84 degrees). People had floaties, tubes, and even paddle boards. There were a few scuba divers as well! Bring your snorkels and other floatation equipment if you want to spend time just floating and looking a the bottom for some interesting scenery under water.

Another one of our beautiful state parks rich in history!…read more Besides coming here for the old sugar, mill and pancake experience, definitely walk around and experience the Park itself! When we went, we did the boat tour as well, it was pretty cheap for an hour tour and we got to experience the beautiful nature and wildlife. Afterwards, we went swimming in the little lake area, which was extremely refreshing!

What a great place to kick back and relax. I've been here a few times before, and always had a good…read moretime. So, I decided to become a member. It's conveniently located from my house, so dropping in for a game of pool or darts is perfect. I love the live bands that play there, and will definitely go back to see more. I'll have to sign-in more friends as a guest to get them to join too!

I would def recommend a stay here. I came out to visit some friends who were glamping. It was…read moreamazing and quiet. They were on the other side of the main camp so it was quieter. They were on an end but all of the tents were far enough apart. Would recommend getting the golf cart bc you don't have to drag all your stuff even if you had a pull cart still a lot of trips.

Campground is beautiful and sites, amenities are clean and well kept!…read more We stayed two nights and rented boat and fished. Pet friendly.

Very sweet workers and laid back one employee was a cute teenage boy that was very helpful hope to…read moresee him again!(photo is the cute boy)

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.

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

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!!

This camp is an amazing place that bring a me closer to God with great people to build…read morerelationships with.