Aero
Vista Park is a one-acre neighborhood park located
at 120 Marine Drive in Warrington. Amenities include a pavilion,
playground, security lights and a picnic area.
Avondale Park is an eight-acre neighborhood
park located at 6809 Vestavia Lane in Pensacola. It facilities
currently include a pavilion, playground, approximately a
½ mile walk path, basketball court, security lights,
picnic area, bike rack, benches and a backstop.
Baars Field is an eight-acre athletic park
located at 13001 Sorento Road in the Perdido Key area. It
has two youth tee-ball fields, a softball field, a youth baseball
field and a senior league baseball field. It also has restrooms,
a playground and batting cages. The Escambia County Parks
and Recreation Department has partnered with the Perdido Bay
Youth Sports Association to provide sports programming at
this facility for the young people in the Perdido area.
Barrington Court is located at 77th Avenue
and Barrington in Pensacola. There are no public amenities
currently in this open area.
Bayou Marcus (also known as R.L. King) is a four-acre
neighborhood park located at 7705 Lenora Street in Pensacola.
It currently has a pavilion, playground, walk path, security
lights and a picnic area.
Beggs Lane Park is a one-half-acre undeveloped
parcel at the end of Beggs Lane in Pensacola. There are no
plans to develop this park.
Bellview Athletic Park is a 20-acre athletic
park located at 2750 Longleaf and Packer Way. Its facilities
include nine baseball and softball fields to serve a variety
of youth leagues. It also has a football field, several pavilions,
restrooms and a playground. The Escambia County Parks and
Recreation Department has partnered with the Bellview Baseball
Association and the Bellview Football Club to provide sports
programming at this facility for the young people in the Bellview
area.
Beulah Park is a five-acre community park
located at 7425 Woodside Road in Pensacola. It is home to
the Beulah Community Center. The area outside the Center contains
a picnic pavilion, a playground and a jogging/walking track.
Harvey C. Bradberry Athletic Park is a seven-acre
park located at 4760 Highway 99A in Molino. It has one youth
tee-ball field, one softball field, a youth baseball field
and a senior league baseball field. It also has restrooms,
a playground and a picnic pavilion. The Escambia County Parks
and Recreation Department has partnered with the Northwest
Escambia Little League to provide sports programming at this
facility for the young people in the Walnut Hill/Bratt area.
Brenda is a one-acre parcel located at Brenda
and Sandra Avenue in Pensacola. There are no amenities at
this open area site.
Brent Athletic Park is a 30-acre regional
athletic park located at 4711 N. “W” Street in Pensacola.
It consists of twelve baseball fields for various age groups,
a football field, restrooms and covered pavilions. The Escambia
County Parks and Recreation Department has partnered with
the Brent Athletic Association to provide sports programming
at this facility for the young people in the Brent area.
Brentwood Park is a three-acre neighborhood
park located at 4905 N. Palafox Street in Pensacola. This
park has a playground, a basketball court, security lighting and
benches. It also has one of the nicer stands of oak trees
in the County.
Bristol Park is a three-acre neighborhood
park located at 5311 Bristol Avenue in Pensacola. This park
contains a covered pavilion, a playground, a walking/jogging
path, two basketball courts, security lights and a picnic
area.
Ashton Brosnaham Park is a 103-acre
regional park located at 10370 Ashton Brosnaham Drive in Pensacola,
off of Ten Mile Road. This park is heavily used for
soccer and softball. Among its many facilities are a covered
pavilion, picnic area, 10 soccer fields and four softball
fields. The Escambia County Parks and Recreation Department
has partnered with the Pensacola Futbol Club to provide a
wide range of soccer activities to young and old alike.
Future improvements include two more recreational soccer fields:
an international size field and stadium field.
Funding is provided through TDC and FEMA.
Byrneville Park and Community Center
is located at 1707 Highway 4-A in Byrneville. In addition
to the community center, the park features a playground, a
basketball court, security lights and a picnic area.
Cantonment Park is an 80-acre regional park
located at 681 Well Line Road in Cantonment. The Escambia
County Parks and Recreation has recently developed 27 acres
of the park to provide twelve baseball and softball fields
and one football field. The park also contains restrooms,
concessions, a playground and security lights. The Parks Department
has partnered with the Cantonment Baseball Club and the Cantonment
Football Club to organize and run various youth athletic programs
within the park.
Carriage Hills Park, also known as Charbar
is a one and one-half-acre neighborhood park located at 1810
Broyhill Drive in Pensacola. This park includes a covered
pavilion, a playground, security lights, a water fountain,
grills, benches and a picnic area.
Carver Park is a two-acre neighborhood park
located at 208 Webb Street in Cantonment. This park’s facilities
include a covered pavilion, a playground, basketball courts,
security lights, benches and a picnic area. The park also
has a small community building and some of the most historic
oak trees in Escambia County.
Chimes Way is an undeveloped three-acre park
located at 5002 Chimes Way in Pensacola. There are currently
no active recreational amenities at this site.
Civitan Park is a two-acre neighborhood park
located at 404 2nd Street in Warrington. This beautiful waterfront
park has a covered pavilion, a playground, an approximate
¼ mile walking/jogging path, security lights, a water
fountain, benches, grill and picnic area and a fishing pier
w/ scenic overlook and gazebo.
Coronado Boat Ramp is a small boat ramp located
at 5700 B Coronado in Pensacola. Currently this ramp, which
provides access to Perdido Bay, is suitable only for canoe
and kayak launching and is extremely limited in parking space.
Corry Park I is a two-acre neighborhood park
located at 120 Manchester Street in Warrington. This park’s
facilities include a covered pavilion, a playground, an approximate
¼ mile walking/jogging path, security lights, benches,
a water fountain and a picnic area.
Corry
Park II is a one-half-acre parcel located at Cavalier
and Delray in Warrington. This park is currently undeveloped.
Cotton Lake is a boat ramp located at Cotton
Lake Road in northern Escambia County.Cowley
Park, located near the old Pensacola Beach Elementary School
on Ariola Drive was built by the Escambia County Parks Department
and ismaintained by the Santa Rosa Island Authority. Itsamenities
include a playground, a walking/jogging path and security
lights and a pavilion.
Davisville Community Center is located at
10200 S. Hwy. 97 in Davisville. In addition to a Community
Center this site also has a playground and security lights.
Dickson Park is a three-acre neighborhood park located at
1102 Paulding Road in Warrington. This parcel has recently
been cleared and is undergoing renovation at this time. There
is a playground located at this facility.
Diego Circle is a one-acre neighborhood park
located at 751 Massachusetts Avenue in Pensacola. Its amenities
include a playground, a walking/jogging path, a basketball
court and a covered pavilion.
Don Sutton Park is a twelve-acre regional
athletic facility located at 2320 Crabtree Church Road in
Molino. The five baseball and softball fields located on this
site provide the youth and adults of the Molino community
a place to practice and play. The site also has a covered
pavilion, a playground, restrooms and concessions, security
lights and a picnic area. The Escambia County Parks and Recreation
Department has partnered with the Molino Recreation Association
to provide sports programming for the facility.
Dorrie Miller Park and Community Center is
located at 2819 Miller Street in Pensacola. Along with the
community center, the park also contains a covered pavilion,
an approximate ¼ mile walking/jogging path, a playground,
a basketball court and security lighting.
Doug Ford Park is an 18-acre undeveloped
park located at 55 Doug Ford Drive in the Perdido Key area.
This environmentally sensitive property is scheduled for limited
development in 2003. Plans include a picnic pavilion and a
scenic overlook area to view the southeast portion of Perdido
Bay.
Englewood Community Center and Park is located
on three acres at 1250 Leonard Street in Pensacola. The large
community center houses the Pensacola Boys and Girls Club.
The park that surrounds the Center contains a covered pavilion,
a playground, a basketball court and a lighted youth baseball
field.
The Escambia County Equestrian Center is
a 178-acre equine park located at 7750 Mobile Highway in Pensacola.
Designed as a multi-function event facility, the Center is
host to 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.
Fairway
Park is located on a small parcel at Fairway and
Country Club Drive in Pensacola. This park is currently undeveloped.
Felix
Miga Community Center is located at 904 N. 57th Avenue
in Pensacola. This large community center is host to many
senior programs and community activities.
Forte
Estates Park is a one-half-acre undeveloped parcel
located at 77th Avenue and Barrington in Pensacola. There
are no active recreational amenities at this site.
Galvez
Boat Ramp is a one-half-acre boat ramp located on
Galvez Road just south of Innerarity Point Road. This facility
allows public access and boat launching into the Intracoastal
Waterway west of the Perdido Bay Bridge. Along with the boat
ramp, security lights and a picnic area are provided.
Gonzalez
Park is a one-third-acre undeveloped parcel located
at Gonzalez and Wentworth in Pensacola. There are no active
recreational amenities currently located at this site.
Harvester
Homes I is a one and one-half-acre neighborhood park
located at 430 Belmont Street in Cantonment. Currently there
is a playground, grills and a picnic area located at this
site. Renovations are planned for this park in early 2003.
Harvester
Homes II is a one-half-acre neighborhood park located
at 404 Lakeview Road in Cantonment. Currently there is a playground
and a picnic area located at this site. Renovations are planned
for this park in early 2003.
Hellen
Caro Park is located at12551 Meadson on the Hellen
Caro Elementary School grounds in the Perdido Key area. Currently
there is a playground available to the public after school
hours.
Heron
Point Boat Ramp is located at the intersection of
Blue Angel Parkway and Dog Track Road. The ramp is undeveloped
but usable.
Jack
Reddix Park is a one-acre neighborhood park located
at Falcon & Oakcliff in Pensacola. This facility has a
playground, security lighting, benches and a picnic area.
John
R. Jones, Jr. Athletic Park is a 70-acre park located
at 555 E. Nine Mile Road in Pensacola. Its amenities include
twelve youth baseball fields, a football field, a covered
pavilion, a playground, security lights and a picnic area.
The Escambia County Parks and Recreation Department has partnered
with the Youth Association of Northeast Pensacola and the
Ensley Chiefs Football Association to provide sports programming
at this facility for the young people in the Ensley area.
Jaunita
Williams Park is a two-acre neighborhood park located
at 505 Edgewater Drive in Pensacola. This beautiful waterfront
park consists of a covered pavilion, a playground, an approximate
¼ mile walking/jogging path, security lights, benches,
grills and a picnic area. This park also contains some of
the oldest and prettiest oak trees in the County. It also
has a small indoor facility suitable for use as a community
gathering spot.
Lake
Stone Campground is a 100-acre campground and boat
ramp facility located at 801 W. Highway 4 in Century. The
campground has 77 campsites for everything from big RV rigs
to tents. Recently updated to accommodate the more modern
and much larger RV’s, Lake Stone is the County’s only facility
located on a fresh water lake. Its facilities include a boat
ramp (gasoline engines are not allowed to be used on Lake
Stone), indoor public use building, a playground, showers,
restrooms, a fishing pier, security lights, electrical and
water hookups, a sewage dump station, picnic areas and a beautiful
view of Lake Stone.
Lakewood
Park is a two-acre neighborhood park located on the
waterfront at 670 Lakewood Road in Warrington. Facilities
at this park include a covered pavilion, a playground with
security lights, benches and a picnic area. This park also
provides a great spot for fishermen.
Lewis
Powell Athletic Park is a two-acre park located at
7000 Rolling Hills Road in Pensacola. This facility has one
youth baseball field as well as a Tee-ball field for the younger
kids. The area also has security lighting and a picnic area.
The Escambia County Parks and Recreation Department has partnered
with the Wedgewood / Rolling Hills Homeowner’s Association
to provide sports programming at this facility for the young
people in the Rolling Hills area.
Lexington
Terrace is a 30-acre undeveloped park located off
of Old Corry Field Road in Warrington. This park will be developed
as a regional park serving a variety of recreational and social
needs for people in the Warrington area. Park construction
is scheduled for sometime in 2004.
Lincoln
Park is a three-acre neighborhood park located at
7865 Aaron Drive in Pensacola. Facilities include a covered
pavilion, a playground, a walking/jogging path, a basketball
court, security lights, benches, grills and a picnic area.
It also has a small indoor facility suitable for use as a
community gathering spot.
Magnolia
Park is a two-acre undeveloped parcel located at
820 W. Detroit in Pensacola. There are currently no active
recreational amenities at this site.
Marie
Ella Davis Park and Community Center is a three-acre
site located at 16 Raymond Street in Warrington. Along with
a fully functional community center, it also has a covered
pavilion, a playground, an approximate 1/8 mile walking/jogging
path, a basketball court, security lights, benches and a picnic
area.
Mayfair
Park is a five-acre neighborhood park located at
50 S. Garfield in Pensacola. Its facilities include two softball
fields, a covered pavilion, a playground, an approximate ¼
mile walking/jogging path, a basketball court, security lights,
benches and a picnic area. The park will also be the new home
for the Mayfair Community Center scheduled to open in the
summer of 2003.
Mayfair
II is an undeveloped parcel located at 268 Fennel
Drive in Pensacola. There currently are no active recreational
amenities available at this site.
Meadowbrook
Park I is a three-acre neighborhood park located
at 3 Adkinson Drive in Pensacola. Current amenities include
a covered pavilion, a playground, benches and a picnic area.
Meadowbrook
Park II is a one-acre undeveloped park located at
16 Feldor Drive in Pensacola. There currently are no active
recreational amenities available at this site.
Model
Park is located on Jamesville Rd. off Mobile Highway
(US 90), 3.3 miles west of the Pensacola Fairgrounds.
Access is via club lock. Operation is from 7:30 am to
sunset seven (7) days a week.
Molino
Boat Ramp, also known as Fairgrounds Park, is a one
and on-half-acre boat ramp and park located at 6698 Fairgrounds
Road in Molino. Amenities include a covered pavilion, a boat
ramp that provides boat access to the Escambia River, a playground,
security lighting and a picnic area. A nature trail connects
to the 70’ fishing pier scenic overlook along side the bank
of the Escambia River.
Myrtle
Grove Athletic Park is a 17-acre regional athletic
facility located at 99 N. 61st Avenue in the Myrtle Grove
community. Its facilities include nine baseball and softball
fields, a football field, restrooms and a playground. The
Escambia County Parks and Recreation Department has partnered
with the Myrtle Grove Athletic Association to provide baseball,
softball and football sports programming at this facility
for the young people in the Myrtle Grove area.
Mystic
Springs is a small craft boat ramp located on Mystic
Springs Road in northern Escambia County. This ramp provides
public access to the Escambia River.
Navy
Point Boat Ramp and Linear Park consists of 60 acres
of waterfront property in the Navy Point community. Facilities
include a boat ramp that is located at Sunset and Syrcle Drive
in Warrington. Future development will include the construction
of a combination walking bicycle trail to run the length of
the park property.
Navy
Point Triangle Park is a large triangular traffic
median located at 120 W. Sunset Avenue in Warrington. This
park is currently under development but only as a passive
area with no active recreational amenities.
O’Connor-Colling
Park is a 30-acre neighborhood park located at 552
Batten Boulevard 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, a playground, an approximate
¼ mile walking/jogging path, a basketball court, security
lights, and a picnic area with benches and grills. Future
plans call for a nature trail to be built through portions
of Jones Swamp.
Oak
Park is a one-acre park located at Spruce and Hickory
Street in Pensacola. This park is currently undeveloped.
Oak
Grove Park and Community Center is located on a two-acre
site in the Oak Grove community. Besides being home for the
Community Center, the park also has a covered pavilion a playground,
a basketball court, security lights and a picnic area.
Oakcrest
Park is a one and one-half-acre park located at 220
Topaz Avenue in Pensacola. Its recreational amenities include
a covered pavilion, a playground, an approximate ¼
mile walking/jogging path, benches and security lighting.
Oakfield
Acres Park I is a three-acre park located at 6124
Confederate Drive in Pensacola. Its facilities include a playground,
a backstop, security lights, benches, a covered pavilion and
picnic area. The park also has a large amount of open space
for other recreational opportunities.
Oakfield
Acres Park II is an undeveloped two-acre parcel located
at 6411 White Oak Drive in Pensacola. The property currently
has no active recreational amenities.
Old
Ensley School Park is a one and one-half-acre park
located at 107 E. Detroit Boulevard in Pensacola. Recreational
amenities include a covered pavilion, a playground, a walking/jogging
path, security lights, benches, grills and a picnic area.
Osceola
Park I is a one and one-half-acre park located at
302 Comanche Trail in Pensacola. Recreational facilities include
a covered pavilion, a playground, an approximate 1/8-mile
walking/jogging path, security lights and a picnic area.
Osceola
Parks II and III are small undeveloped parcels located
at Talladega and Cherokee Trail in Pensacola. There are currently
no plans for future development.
Pensacola
Beach Park East is a four-acre park located at 3000
Via DeLuna on Pensacola Beach. Built by the Escambia County
Parks and Recreation Department and maintained by the Santa
Rosa Island Authority, the site 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 is a joint public/private venture
with FDC Holdings, Inc., d/b/a Pensacola Shipyard providing
boat-launching facilities to the public. The ramp is located
at 700 S. Myrick in Pensacola within the Pensacola Shipyard
facility.
Perdido
Garden is a one-half-acre undeveloped park located
at Perdido Garden Subdivision in the Perdido Key area. This
is a waterfront site with no amenities at this time.
Perdido
Key – Sandy Key is a one-half-acre park located at
13549 Sandy Key Drive in the Perdido Key area. This site provides
public parking and access to the Gulf of Mexico on Perdido
Key.
Perdido
Key 1 – Gulfside is a one-half-acre park located
at 14261 Perdido Key Drive in the Perdido Key area. This site
provides public parking and access to the Gulf of Mexico on
Perdido Key.
Perdido
Key 2 – River Road is a one-half-acre park located
at 14767 Perdido Key Drive in the Perdido Key area. This site
provides public parking and access to the Gulf of Mexico on
Perdido Key.
Perdido
Manor is one-half-acre undeveloped park located at
Perdido Manor Subdivision in Perdido Key area. There are no
recreational amenities at the site at this time.
Pine
Valley is a five-acre parcel located on Fridinger
Drive in Pensacola. This property is currently undeveloped.
Quintette
Park and Community Center is a 20-acre site located
at 2490 Quintette Lane in the Quintette Community. Along with
a fully functional community center, it also has a covered
pavilion, a playground, two softball fields, restrooms, benches
and a picnic area.
Raines
Terrace Park is an undeveloped one and one-half-acre
park located at Cedarwood Village and Raines Street in Pensacola.
There are no recreational amenities at the site at this time.
Raymond
Riddles Athletic Park is a five-acre athletic park
located at 1704 N. W Street in Pensacola. It contains five
baseball fields for youth and adult ages, a playground, restrooms,
a basketball court and security lights. The Escambia County
Parks and Recreation Department has partnered with the West
Pensacola Youth Association to provide sports programming
at this facility for young people in the area.
Regency
Park is a ten-acre community park located at 8245
Fathom Road in Pensacola. This park has a covered pavilion,
a playground, a walking/jogging path, a basketball court,
a practice baseball backstop, security lights and picnic area.
This park also has lots of open space for recreational activities
in an informal environment.
Santa
Maria Plaza is a three-acre neighborhood park located
at 199 Madrid Road in Cantonment. Its facilities include three
youth baseball fields, a covered pavilion, a playground, security
lights and a picnic area.
Shady
Terrace Park is a one and one-half-acre park located
at 3708 Pompano Drive in Pensacola. Current facilities include
a covered pavilion, a playground, security lights and a picnic
area.
Shell
Street Park is a two-acre neighborhood park located
at 5550 Shell Street in Pensacola. Its facilities include
a pavilion, a playground, a walking/jogging path, security
lights, benches, grills and a picnic area.
Sherwood/Gene
Pickerill Park is a two-acre neighborhood park located
at 18 Gamwell Road in Pensacola. It has a picnic pavilion,
a playground,an approximate ¼ mile walking/jogging
path, a basketball court, security lights and benches.
South
Fairfield Park is a one-acre park located at the
end of South Fairfield in Pensacola. It is an undeveloped
waterfront property that does have trash receptacles and security
lights.
Spanish
Trail Park is a one-third-acre undeveloped field
located off of Olive Road in Pensacola. There are no active
recreation amenities available at this site.
St.
Augustine Park is a one-half-acre park located at
St. Augustine and St. Elmo in Pensacola. This site is currently
undeveloped and there are no active recreation amenities available
at this time.
Star
Lake is a median located at Star Lake Drive in Warrington.
There are no active recreation amenities available at this
site.
Tangen
Heights Park is a one-acre neighborhood park located
at 4810 Cochise Street in Pensacola. This park has two playgrounds,
security lights and a picnic area.
Tulip
Park is a two-acre neighborhood park located at 4855
Tulip Drive in Pensacola. It currently has a picnic pavilion,
a playground and security lights.
University Parkway One and Two are traffic
divider medians located at University Parkway in Pensacola.
The Escambia County Parks and Recreation Department currently
provides irrigation and mowing services to these areas.
Walnut Hill is a community center located
in Walnut Hill.
Wedgewood Park is an eight-acre park located
at 3420 Pinestead, Lot 1 in Pensacola. It has a picnic pavilion,
a playground, an approximate ½ mile walk path, a basketball
court, security lights, benches, grills and picnic area. It
also has a small indoor facility suitable for use as a community
gathering spot.
Weller Boat Ramp is a one-third-acre facility
located at Weller Road at Bayou Grande in Pensacola. This
facility is for launching small watercraft and canoes only.
Wildlife
Sanctuary of Northwest Florida is a wildlife sanctuary
located at 205 N. S Street in Pensacola. The Escambia County
Parks and Recreation Department currently provides mowing
and trimming services to the Sanctuary.
Willard Brown Landing is a boat ramp located
at Asherfield Estates Road in Cantonment. This park is currently
under development and is not yet open to the public.
Willard
Brown Nature Park is a 75-acre nature park located
at Highway 97 and Britt Lane in Cantonment. This park is currently
under development and is not yet open to the public.
Woodlands Park is a one-acre park located
at 9619 Sunnehanna Boulevard in Pensacola. This park consists
of pines, oaks and open space. There are no active recreation
amenities at this site.
Yoakum Court is a one-half-acre parcel located at
Yoakum Court in Pensacola. This property is currently undeveloped
and contains no active recreational amenities.
