Other Parks/Recreational Agencies

Florida Marine Patrol
(Florida Fish/Wildlife Conservation Commission)
595-8978
Northwest Florida Water Management District
484-5125
Santa Rosa Island Authority
932-2257
Bike Trail
932-2257
Perdido Key Recreation State Park
492-1595
Gulf Island National Seashore Headquarters
932-2600
Gulf Island National Seashore Ft. Pickens
934-2621
State of Florida Big Lagoon Recreation Area
492-1595
Blackwater River State Park
983-5363
City of Pensacola
436-5670
City of Gulf Breeze Recreation Center
934-5140
Santa Rosa County Parks
623-1569
Soccer (Children)
PFC (Pensacola Futbol Club)

Park Locations

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updated 4/15/2010

  • Aero Vista, 120 Marine Drive, is a one acre neighborhood park in Warrington that has a pavilion, playground, security lights and picnic area.
  • Ashton Brosnaham Park, 10370 Ashton Brosnaham Drive (off Ten Mile Road), is a 103 acre regional park that is heavily used for soccer and softball. Among its many facilities are a covered pavilion, picnic area, 10 soccer fields and four softball fields. A partnership with the Pensacola Futbol Club provides a wide range of soccer activities for the young and old alike.
  • Avondale Park, 6809 Vestavia Lane, is an eight acre neighborhood park with a pavilion, playground, an approximate 1/2 mile walk path, basketball court, security lights, picnic area, bike rack, benches and a backstop.
  • Baars Field, 13001 Sorrento Road, is an eight acre athletic park in the Perdido Key area. It has two youth tee-ball fields, softball field, youth baseball field and senior league baseball field. It also has restrooms, playground and batting cages. A partnership with Perdido Bay Youth Sports Association provides sports programming for the young people in the Perdido area.
  • Bayou Marcus (also known as R.L. King), 7705 Lenora Street, is a four acre neighborhood park with a pavilion, playground, walk path, security lights and picnic area.
  • Bellview Athletic Park, 2750 Longleaf, is a 20 acre athletic park that includes nine baseball and softball fields for varied youth leagues, football field, several pavilions, restrooms and playground. A partnership with Bellview Baseball Association and Bellview Football Club provides for sports programming for the young people in the Bellview area.
  • Beulah Park, 7425 Woodside Road, is a five acre community park that is home to the Beulah Community Center. It also has a picnic pavilion, playground and walk path.
  • Harvey C. Bradberry Athletic Park, 4760 Highway 99A, is a seven acre park in Molino with one youth tee-ball field, one softball field, one youth baseball field, and one senior league baseball field. It also has restrooms, playground, and picnic pavilion. A partnership with Northwest Escambia Little League provides sports programming for the young people in the Walnut Hill/Bratt area.
  • Brent Athletic Park, 4711 N "W" Street, is a 30 acre regional athletic park that has 12 baseball fields for various age groups, a football field, restrooms and covered pavilions. A partnership with Brent Athletic Association provides sports programming to the young people in the Brent area.
  • Brentwood Park, 4095 N. Palafox, is a three acre neighborhood park that includes a playground, basketball court, security lights and benches. It also has one of the nicer stands of oak trees in the County.
  • Bristol Park, 5311 Bristol Avenue, is a three acre neighborhood park with a covered pavilion, playground, walk path, two basketball courts, security lights and picnic area.
  • Byrneville Park, 1707 Highway 4-A, Byrneville, features a community center, playground, basketball court, security lights and picnic area.
  • Cantonment Park, 681 Well Line Road, is a 80 acre regional park in Cantonment. The park has 12 baseball and softball fields, one football field, restrooms, concessions, playground and security lights. A partnership with Cantonment Baseball Club and Cantoment Football Club provides for various youth athletic programs at the park.
  • Carriage Hills Parks, also known as Charbar, , 1810 Broyhill Drive, includes a covered pavilion, playground, security lights, water fountain, grills, benches and picnic area.
  • Carver Park, 208 Webb Street, is a two acre neighborhood park in Cantonment. Facilities include a covered pavilion, playground, basketball courts, security lights, benches and picnic area. The park also has a small community building and some of the most historic oak trees in Escambia County.
  • Chimes Way, 5002 Chimes Way, is currently an undeveloped three acre park with no amenities.
  • Civitan Park, 404 2nd Street, is a two acre neighborhood park in Warrington. This beautiful waterfront park has a covered pavilion, playground, an approximate 1/4 mile walk path, security lights, water fountain, benches, grill and picnic area and a fishing pier with scenic overlook and gazebo.
  • Coronado Boat Ramp, 5700 B Coronado, a small boat ramp that currently provides access to Perdido Bay, is only suitable for canoe and kayak launching and has extremely limited parking.
  • Corry Park I, 120 Manchester, is a two acre neighborhood park in Warrington. Facilities include a covered pavilion, playground, an approximate 1/4 mile walk path, security lights, benches, water fountain and picnic area.
  • Cotton Lake is a boat ramp on Cotton Lake Road in northern Escambia County.
  • Cowley Park is near the old Pensacola Beach Elementary School on Ariola Drive, Pensacola Beach. It is maintained by the Santa Rosa Island Authority and includes a playground, walk path, security lights and pavilion.
  • Davisville Park, 10200 S. Highway 97, Davisville, has a community center, playground and security lights, in addition to the community center.
  • Dickson Park, 1102 Paulding Road, is a three acre neighborhood park in Warrington. Facilities include a pavilion, walking track, playground, and basketball court.
  • Dickson Park, 3151 Fenceline Road has two pavilions, a playground, boat ramp and dog park.
  • Diego Circle, 751 Massachusetts Avenue, is a one acre neighborhood park that has a playground, walk path, basketball court and covered pavilion.
  • Don Sutton Park, 2320 Crabtree Church Road, is a twelve acre regional athletic facility in Molino. The five baseball and softball fields provide the Molino community a place to practice and play. The park also has a covered pavilion, playground, restrooms, concessions, security lights and picnic area. A partnership with Molino Recreation Association provides sports programming for the facility.
  • Dorrie Miller Park, 2819 Miller Street, has a community center, pavilion, an approximate 1/4 mile walk path, playground, basketball court and security lighting.
  • Doug Ford Park, 55 Doug Ford Drive, is an 18 acre park in the Perdido Key area. This environmentally sensitive property has a picnic pavilion and scenic overlook path to view the southeast portion of Perdido Bay.
  • Englewood Park, 1250 Leonard Street, is a three acre park with a community center that is home to the Pensacola Boys and Girls Club. The park that surrounds the center has a covered pavilion, playground, basketball court, and lighted youth baseball field.
  • Escambia County Equestrian Center, 7750 Mobile Highway, is a 178 acre equine park designed as a multi-function event facility. The center hosts numerous horse and cattle shows, rodeos, dog shows, and all types of private and public events. The site includes an 8,000 seat covered arena, three outdoor arenas, 35 RV sites with full hookups and can support concessions for large events.
  • Galvez Boat Ramp, a one half acre boat ramp on Galvez Road just south of Innerarity Point Road, allows public access and boat launching into the Intracoastal Waterway west of the Perdido Bay Bridge. A picnic area and security lights are also provided at this location.
  • Harvester Homes I, 430 Belmont Street, is a one and one-half acre neighborhood park in Cantonment. Currently there is a playground, grills and picnic area at this site.
  • Harvester Homes II, 404 Lakeview Road, is a one-half acre neighborhood park in Cantonment. Currently there is a playground and picnic area at this site.
  • Hellen Caro Park, 12551 Meadson, is on the Hellen Caro Elementary School grounds. There is a playground available to the public after school hours.
  • Heron Point Boat Ramp is an undeveloped but usable ramp at the intersection of Blue Angel Parkway and Dog Track Road.
  • Jack Reddix Park is a one acre neighborhood park at Falcon and Oakcliff. This facility has a playground, security lighting, benches and picnic area.
  • John R. Jones, Jr. Athletic Park, 555 E. Nine Mile Road, is a 70 acre park with 12 youth baseball fields, a football field, covered pavilion, playground, security lights, and picnic area. Partnerships with the Youth Association of Northeast Pensacola and the Ensley Chiefs Football Association provide sports programming for the young people in the Ensley area. This facility is also home to the Adult Softball Complex which has four 300 foot fields with 12 foot fences and covered dugouts.
  • Juanita Williams Park, 505 Edgewater, is a two acre beautiful waterfront neighborhood park which consists of a covered pavilion, playground, an approximate 1/4 mile walk path, security lights, benches, grills, picnic area and small indoor facility suitable for a community gathering spot. This park also contains some of the oldest and prettiest oak trees in the county.
  • Lake Stone Campground, 801 W. Highway 4, Century, is a 100 acre campground and boat ramp facility. The campground has 77 campsites for everything from big RV rigs to tents. Lake Stone is the County's only facility located on a fresh water lake. Facilities include a boat ramp (gasoline engines are not allowed to be used on Lake Stone), indoor public use building, playground, showers, restrooms, fishing pier, security lights, electrical and water hookups, sewage dump station, picnic areas, and a beautiful view of Lake Stone. A small "country store" is also available within the office.
  • Lakewood Park, 670 Lakewood Road, is a two acre neighborhood park on the waterfront in Warrington. Facilities include a covered pavilion, playground with security lights, benches and picnic area. It also provides a great spot for fishing.
  • Lewis Powell Athletic Park, 7000 Rolling Hills Road, is a two acre park with one youth baseball field and one tee-ball field. There is also a picnic area and security lights. A partnership with the Wedgewood/Rolling Hills Homeowner's Association provides sports programming for the young people in the Rolling Hills area.
  • Lexington Terrace Park, 700 S. Old Corry Field Road, is a 30 acre regional park. As well as a community center, the park has a large community picnic pavilion, five smaller picnic shelters, playground, open play areas, dog park, and a series of walk paths.
  • Lincoln Park, 7865 Aaron Drive, is a three acre neighborhood park with a covered pavilion, playground, walk path, basketball court, security lights, benches, grills and picnic area. It also has a small indoor facility suitable for us as a community gathering spot.
  • Marie Ella Davis Park, 16 Raymond Street, is a three acre site in Warrington. Along with a fully functional community center, it also has a covered pavilion, playground, an approximate 1/8 mile walk path, basketball court, security lights and picnic area.
  • Mayfair Park, 50 S. Garfield, is a five acre neighborhood park that includes two softball fields, covered pavilion, playground, an approximate 1/4 mile walk path, basketball court, security lights, benches and picnic area.
  • Meadowbrook Park I, 3 Adkinson Drive, is a three acre neighborhood park with a covered pavilion, playground, benches and picnic area.
  • Model Park, Jamesville Road off Mobile Highway, is 3.3 miles west of the Pensacola Fairgrounds. The park is accessed via club lock. Operation is from 7:30 a.m. to sunset, seven days per week.
  • Molino Boat Ramp, 6698 Fairgrounds Road, also known as Fairgrounds Park, is a one and one half acre boat ramp and park with a covered pavilion, boat ramp with access to Escambia River, playground, security lighting, and picnic area. A nature trail connects the 70 foot fishing pier scenic overlook along the bank of the Escambia River.
  • Myrtle Grove Athletic Park, 99 N. 61st Avenue, is a 17 acre regional facility in the Myrtle Grove Community with nine baseball and softball fields, football field, restrooms, and playground. A partnership with Myrtle Grove Athletic Association provides sports programming for the young people in the Myrtle Grove area.
  • Mystic Springs is a small craft boat ramp on Mystic Springs Road in norther Escambia County that provides public access to the Escambia River.
  • Navy Point Boat Ramp and Linear Park, Sunset and Syrcle Drive, is 60 acres of waterfront property in the Nay Point community. Facilities include a boat ramp and walk path.
  • O'Connor-Colling Park, 552 Batten Boulevard, is a 30 acre neighborhood park in the Innerarity Point area. Named in honor of two Blue Angel pilots who lost their lives in the line of duty, the park is home to many recreational amenities. They include a covered pavilion, playground, an approximate 1/4 mile walk path, basketball court, security lights, and picnic area with benches and grills.
  • Oak Grove Park is a two acre site in the Oak Grove Community that, along with the Community Center, has a covered pavilion, playground, basketball court, security lights and picnic area.
  • Oakcrest Park, 220 Topaz Avenue, is a one and one half acre park with a covered pavilion, playground, an approximate 1/4 mile walk path, benches and security lighting.
  • Oakfield Acres Park I, 6124 Confederate Drive, is a three acre park which includes a playground, backstop, security lights, benches, covered pavilion and picnic area. It also has a large amount of open space.
  • Old Ensley School Park, 107 E. Detroit Boulevard, is a one and one half acre park with a covered pavilion, playground, walk path, security lights, benches, grills and picnic area.
  • Osceola Park I, 302 Comanche Trail, is a one and one half acre park with a covered pavilion, playground, an approximate 1/8 mile walk path, security lights, and picnic area.
  • Pensacola Beach Park East, 3000 Via de Luna, is a four acre park on Pensacola Beach. The site, maintained by the Santa Rosa Island Authority, includes a bathhouse, outdoor showers, security lights, beach parking and wooden dune crossovers for public access to the Gulf of Mexico.
  • Pensacola Shipyard Boat Ramp, 700 S. Myrick, is a joint public/private venture with FDC Holdings, Inc., d/b/a Pensacola Shipyard. The site provides boat launching facilities to the public within the Pensacola Shipyard Facility.
  • Perdido Key - Sandy Key, 13549 Sandy Key Drive, is a one half acre site that provides public parking and access to the Gulf of Mexico on Perdido Key.
  • Perdido Key I - Gulfside, 14261 Perdido Key Drive, is a one half acre site that provides public parking and access to the Gulf of Mexicoa on Perdido Key.
  • Perdido Key II - River Road, 14747 Perdido Key Drive, is a one half acre site that provides public parking and access to the Gulf of Mexico on Perdido Key.
  • Quintette Park, 2490 Quintette Lane, is a 20 acre site in the Quintette community. The site has a fully functional community center, covered pavilion, playground, two softball fields, restrooms, benches, and picnic area.
  • Raymond Riddles Athletic Park, 1704 N. "W" Street, is a five acre athletic park with five baseball fields for youth and adult ages, playground, restrooms, basketball court and security lights. A partnership with West Pensacola Youth Association provides sports programming at the facility for the young people in the area.
  • Regency Park, 8245 Fathom Road, is a ten acre community park with a covered pavilion, playground, walk path, basketball court, practice baseball backstop, security lights, and picnic area. The park also has lots of open space for other recreational activities.
  • Santa Maria Plaza, 199 Madrid Road, is a three acre neighborhood park in Cantonment with three youth baseball fields, covered pavilion, playground, security lights and picnic area.
  • Shady Terrace Park, 3708 Pompano Drive, is a one and one half acre park with a covered pavilion, playground, security lights, and picnic area.
  • Shell Street Park, 5550 Shell Street, is a two acre neighborhood park with a pavilion, playground, walk path, security lights, benches, grills and picnic area.
  • Sherwood/Gene Pickerill Park, 18 Gamwell Road, is a two acre neighborhood park that has a picnic pavilion, playground, an approximate 1/4 mile walk path, basketball court, security lights and benches.
  • South Fairfield Park, end of South Fairfield Drive, is a one acre undeveloped waterfront park with trash receptacles and security lights.
  • Tangen Heights Parks, 4810 Cochise Street, is a one acre neighborhood park with two playgrounds, security lights and picnic area.
  • Tulip Park, 4855 Tulip Drive, is a two acre neighborhood park with a picnic pavilion, playground, and security lights.
  • Wedgewood Park, 3420 Pinestead, Lot 1, is an eight acre park with a picnic pavilion, playground, an approximate 1/2 mile walk path, basketball court, security lights, benches, grills and picnic area. There is also a mall indoor facility suitable for use as a community gathering area.
  • Weller Road Boat Ramp, Weller Road, is a one third acre facility on Bayou Grande for launching small watercraft and canoes only.