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1Pensacola Beach RV Resort

17 Via DeLuna Drive Pensacola Beach, FL 32561 (850) 932-4670

Located on the beautiful barrier island of Pensacola Beach, Pensacola Beach RV Pensacola RV ResortResort is in a prime location to present you with everything that the island has to offers. This Resort was built with you in mind, so we boast several amenities that will make your stay with us more comfortable and enjoyable.

2Fort Pickens — Gulf Islands National Seashore

1400 Fort Pickens Road Pensacola Beach, FL 32561 (850) 934-2600

Fort Pickens is one of four military forts designed to protect Pensacola in the 1800s. Located on Pensacola Beach on the Gulf Islands National Seashore, Fort Pickens is accessible by foot and boat and is open year-round from sunrise to sunset. Entrance fees are required and collected upon admittance into the park. The Fort Pickens area is anchored by the historic landmark and offers many recreational activities including fishing both from the shore and the pier, exploring trails and the fort, birdwatching, camping and so much more. A visitor information center is located at the west end of the island and includes a history museum in the area. For more information on obtaining a pass click the link here.

Fort Pickens Campground is situated on Santa Rosa Island, a part of the Gulf Islands National Seashore south of Pensacola and Gulf Breeze, Florida. Visitors are drawn to the Gulf of Mexico for Gulf Islands National Seashore's emerald coast waters, magnificent white beaches, fertile marshes and historical landscapes. Come explore with us today!

Camping
Each camp site offers a fire pit, picnic table, and a paved pad to park on. There are heated showers and flush toilets. We offer electric and non-electric sites. Many of our sites have restrictions from low limbs or bushes so be sure you will fit. Limited parking is available. Choose a site that will accommodate all of your equipment.

Campers may not stay in the campground more than 14 consecutive days. This policy is strictly enforced.

Entrance fees are required for the Fort Pickens area and are good for seven consecutive days from purchase.

Pets are not allowed on any beaches sound and gulf side, ferries, piers, in forts, batteries, pavilions, or inside facilities.

3Eurasian Bistro — The Garden Downtown

3 W Main St Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 786-3452

Discover the charm of downtown Pensacola with a visit to Eurasian Bistro’s Downtown location. Situated at 3 W Main St, this venue captures the city’s historic essence while serving up innovative Vietnamese cuisine. The downtown bistro is a culinary beacon, offering a serene escape with its quaint outdoor seating and a warm, welcoming interior. Perfect for lunch breaks, elegant dinners, or a quick bite while exploring the city, our Downtown Pensacola location embodies culinary diversity, marrying the rich flavors of Europe and Asia in every dish.

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1Escambia County Extension Park

3740 Stefani Road Cantonment, FL 32533-7792

2Perdido Key State Park, Fire Station Beach Access

15301 Perdido Key Dr Pensacola, FL 32507 (850) 492-1595

Fire Station Beach Access at Perdido Key State Park is now open!

Visitors can park at the Fire Station and utilize the new wooden boardwalk and mobility matting material to access the Park.

Please don’t forget the $2/person park entrance fee, payable at the grey “honor box” located at the beginning of the boardwalk.

The park's undisturbed dunes and marshes provide essential habitat for nesting shorebirds and sea turtles, making it a vital conservation area along the Gulf of Mexico. At Perdido Key State Park, you can explore diverse ecosystems like dunes, marshes, and coastal forests, providing ample opportunities for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers.

3Betty and Crawford Rainwater Perdido River Preserve

5955 Hurst Hammock Rd Pensacola, FL 32526

4Perdido Key State Park

15301 Perdido Key Dr Pensacola, FL 32507 (850) 492-1595

Perdido Key State Park is a 290-acre Florida State Park located on a barrier island known as Perdido Key. Visitors can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including swimming, fishing, picnicking, and wildlife viewing in this serene natural setting.

5Tarkiln Bayou Preserve State Park

2401 Bauer Rd Pensacola, FL 32506 (850) 492-1595

At over 4000 acres, Tarkiln Bayou Preserve is home to four species of endangered pitcher plants, as well as other rare and endangered plant species. The carnivorous white-top pitcher plant is unique to the Gulf Coast and found only between the Apalachicola and Mississippi rivers. Almost 100 other rare plants and animals depend on the wet prairie habitat, including the alligator snapping turtle, sweet pitcher plant, and Chapman's butterwort. A boardwalk offers visitors a view of the wild and beautiful Tarkiln Bayou. Visitors can enjoy a picnic and then take a hike on the nature trails to observe the rare plants and animals. For a more adventurous outing, visitors can take a day-hike across the park to the Perdido Bay.

6Plaza Ferdinand

East Government St and, S Palafox St Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 436-5670

Plaza Ferdinand, a park with a very rich and colorful history, is listed on the National Register of Historical Places. Named for King Ferdinand VII of Spain (reign 1813-1833), the land that is now the Plaza was originally given by the Spanish throne to Don Manuel Gonzalez for his services as a farmer, rancher, businessman, military advisor, and political representative of Spain. Gonzalez would later donate the land to the City of Pensacola. In its early days, the Plaza was used as a parade ground for the British fort. The Plaza was also the center of town life during the Colonial era. The cession of Florida to the United States from Spain occurred at the Plaza on July 17, 1821. It was here that Andrew Jackson was sworn in as first Territorial Governor in the Plaza. A bust of Jackson now stands at the spot where he was inaugurated. An obelisk monument stands at the center of the Plaza in memory of William D. Chipley, who was instrumental in bringing the L & N Railroad to Pensacola and points west. A fountain thought to be a replica of one in Seville, Spain was placed on the site in 1909 after local citizens and school children raised funds to pay for it.

7Bruce Beach

601 W Main St Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 436-5670

Bruce Beach is a waterfront park located in downtown Pensacola.

8Plaza de Luna

900 S Palafox St Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 436-5670

Plaza de Luna is a waterfront park located at the south end of Palafox Pier and is named after the Spanish Conquistador Don Tristan De Luna. The park is best known for the children’s splash fountain and a life-size statue of De Luna. Other features include areas for fishing, a walking path along the waterfront, concessions/vending; and parking.

Interesting Fact: Don Tristan De Luna, along with 1,500 colonists, first sailed into what is now Pensacola Bay on August 15, 1559 to establish the first European colony in North America. The settlement was abandoned after two years due to damage and hardships sustained by a violent hurricane that struck within days of their landing.

9Wayside Park

(850) 436-5670

Wayside Park is located at the foot of the Pensacola Bay Bridge and is home to the Pensacola Visitor Information Center. The park is an excellent place to look for various water birds. Visitors will see Herrings, Gulls, Foster's, Royal Terns, Osprey, Pelicans and more.

*Wayside Park is closed due to construction except for access to the Pensacola Visitor Information Center.

10Fort George

501 N Palafox St Pensacola, FL 32501 (850) 436-5670

Fort George was a British fort built atop Gage Hill in 1778 for the protection of Pensacola from Spain during the American Revolutionary War. Named for King George III of England, the fort was the largest of a trio of fortifications on the hill, along with the Queen’s Redoubt and the Prince of Wales Redoubt. Fort George was located at Palafox and La Rua Streets and was surrounded by a dry moat. It was surrendered to Spanish forces under Bernardo de Galvez on May 8, 1781, during the Siege of Pensacola and renamed Fort San Miguel. The Spanish government never occupied the fort and it was allowed to deteriorate.

In 1976 in conjunction with the bicentennial, Fort George was restored as a revolutionary war memorial. Archeologists spent nine months excavating areas of Gage Hill, where Fort George was located. They unearthed elements of the British and Spanish forts, including a section of the moat, a powder magazine, and several vaulted rooms believed to be latrines.

11Pensacola Beach Fishing Pier

41 Ft. Pickens Rd. Pensacola Beach, FL 32561 (850) 934-7200

Pensacola Beach Pier is conveniently located on Casino Beach just seconds from entertainment for the whole family. The pier is 1,471 feet long.

Several establishments are within walking distance that provide food and entertainment for all ages! Nestled beside the Pensacola Pier is the Gulfside Pavilion allowing visitors shade and an uninterrupted view of the pier and beachfront. If you’re lucky, you may even get a fly-by from the Blue Angels!

During the summer months you can expect to catch Bluefish, Pompano, Redfish, Spanish Mackeral, and spotted Seatrout. If you’re lucky, you may even catch Flounder, Cobia, Tarpon and Sheephead.

12Seville Square

301 South Alcaniz St Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 436-5670

Seville Square is the cornerstone for the Pensacola Historic District and the Seville Square Historic District which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It features a gazebo which is popular for weddings and other small gatherings, as well as benches, walking path and public art. Seville Square is home to some of the biggest festivals of the year, including the Pensacola JazzFest, Pensacola Seafood Festival and Great Gulfcoast Arts Festival. With plenty of shade and a cool breeze off the Pensacola Bay.

Interesting Facts:

Seville Square was the location of a 1752 outpost originally known as San Miguel. When the British took control of Pensacola, the area was laid out as a public square by Elias Dunford in 1764. The square originally extended from Palafox Street to Alcaniz Street and from the bay to Intendencia Street. When the Spanish assumed control again in 1813, the square was designated a public plaza and named for Seville Spain.

Early modern use of the square was as a ballfield and playground. The ballfield and playground were relocated in 1966 and a gazebo was constructed in preparation for the first “Evening in Old Seville” sponsored by the Pensacola Heritage Foundation. The event was briefly discontinued in 1972 but would be revitalized in coordination with the Galvez Bicentennial celebration in 1981. The event continued on again and was organized by various organizations until 2015.

13William Bartram Memorial Park

211 Bayfront Pkwy Pensacola, FL 32502

William Bartram Park is named for William Bartram who was a botanist and naturalist who traveled around the southeastern states in the late 1700’s identifying the various flora and fauna, birds and bees of the region.

Bartram’s travels unintentionally brought him to Pensacola in 1775 and it turns out he thought Pensacola was the “bee’s knees” so he wrote about the hospitality he experienced during his brief visit in his book “Travels,” which was published in 1791. Two hundred years later a group of nature enthusiasts decided it was about time someone designated a nature trail in Pensacola in Bartram’s name. Many of the same plant species that were growing in Pensacola at the time of Bartram’s visit were cataloged along that trail.

Situated on Bayfront Parkway, today the park serves as a passive nature area with benches and picnic tables as well as a walking path. Informational signage related to coastal defenses, William Bartram Trail, as well as other memorial plaques and markers exist in this peaceful waterfront setting.

Interesting Fact:

William Bartram’s father, John Bartram was also a botanist and is credited with establishing the first botanical garden in America, and was the botanist to King George III.

14Corinne Jones Park

620 West Government Street Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 436-5670

Welcome to Corinne Jones Park, nestled in the heart of downtown Pensacola within the historic Tanyard neighborhood. The park is a haven for active and passive recreation, providing recreational activities and rest for individuals and families alike. Enjoy a stroll along the .40-mile walking path that winds around a pond, creating an atmosphere for reflection and relaxation. The park includes a basketball court, picnic tables, park benches, and a playground.

15Roger Scott Athletic Complex

2130 Summit Blvd Pensacola, FL 32504

The Roger Scott Athletic Complex is a premier sports facility. With over 90 acres of beautifully maintained grounds, the complex offers various sporting activities, including soccer, football, baseball, softball, tennis, and more. The facility boasts 20 lighted fields, making it possible for games to be played throughout the day and into the night. The complex also includes an indoor gymnasium, a fitness center, and a playground for children. Whether you are a seasoned athlete or just looking to enjoy a day out with family and friends, the Roger Scott Athletic Complex is the perfect destination for sports enthusiasts of all ages.

Roger Scott Athletic Complex Includes the following:

Baseball/Softball
Benches
Dog Park
Football
Free WiFi
Neighborhood Resource Center
Parking
Playground Equipment
Soccer
Swimming Pool
tables
Tennis Courts
Walking Path/Trails

Features
Locker Room/Showers
Spray Features
Swimming Pool
Water Slides
Zero depth entry pool

16Fort Pickens — Gulf Islands National Seashore

1400 Fort Pickens Road Pensacola Beach, FL 32561 (850) 934-2600

Entrance Fees

Entrance fees are required and collected at the following areas of Gulf Islands National Seashore: Fort Pickens Area, Opal Beach at the Santa Rosa Area, Okaloosa Area, Fort Barrancas Area, and Perdido Key Area. All Interagency America the Beautiful passes are accepted for entry into these areas.

One hundred percent of the fees collected at national parks are used by the National Park Service for the improvement and maintenance of park facilities and programming. Eighty percent of the fees collected here are used to replace and improve facilities throughout this park. Free Entrance Days in your national parks.

Per person (pedestrian, cyclist, etc.)............................$15
Motorcycle....................................................................$20
Private vehicle (capacity <15).......................................$25
Private vehicle (capacity >15)......$7 per person; up to $25

Commercial Groups

Per vehicle (capacity 6 or less)....$25 plus; $10 per person
Per vehicle (capacity 7 to 25)........................................$40
Commercial Bus (capacity 26 or more).......................$100

An entrance pass is good for one to seven days at all locations. Interagency passes waive all entrance fees. Frequent visitors may be interested in the park's annual pass which provides access to the national seashore during normal operating hours for twelve months from the date of purchase. Educational groups should visit our Educational Programs page for educational fee waivers.

Park Annual Pass..........................................................$45

17Big Lagoon State Park

12301 Gulf Beach Highway Pensacola, FL 32507 (850) 492-1595

This coastal park sits on the northern shoreline of its namesake, Big Lagoon, which separates the mainland from Perdido Key and the Gulf of Mexico. Natural communities, ranging from saltwater marshes to pine flatwoods, attract a wide variety of birds, especially during the spring and fall migrations. Beaches, shallow bays, nature trails, and open woodlands offer splendid opportunities for nature study. The park also beckons visitors with opportunities for camping, swimming, fishing, boating, canoeing, and hiking. Crabbing in the shallow waters of Big Lagoon is a popular activity as well. The West Beach picnic area, shaded by pines and oaks, is just the place to enjoy a relaxing meal. Located on County Road 292A, 10 miles southwest of Pensacola.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO Effective Feb. 1, 2025: The campground at Big Lagoon State Park is currently closed for a renovation project. Please check back here for updates on re-opening.

18Bayview Community Center

2001 E Lloyd St. Pensacola, FL 32503 (850) 436-5692

The new Bayview Outdoor Pursuits Center, your go-to resource for exploring Pensacola's great outdoors!

We offer short-term and extended outdoor and watersport equipment rentals to the community at affordable rates. The new Bayview Outdoor Pursuits Center will offer rentals of kayaks, paddleboards, pedal boats, bikes, camping and backpacking gear, and even hammocks to enjoy Parks and Recreation's 23 acre Bayview Park located on the Beautiful Bayou Texar.

Parks and Recreation's Outdoor Pursuit Adventure Camps are now based out of the Bayview Outdoor Pursuits Center where we'll still host camps for youth, ages 7-16, that are loved by our community like Kayak/SUP, Beginning and Advanced Fishing. Youth won't be the only ones to have fun. Our center will also host backpacking and survival camps for adults 18+, instructional days to learn about how to use specific equipment, and free community events for all ages that focus on outdoor recreation and environmental awareness of Pensacola's natural resources.

For reservations and more information, please call or email us during our operating hours.

The Bayview Outdoor Pursuits Center is located at the east entrance of Bayview Community Resource Center. Whether you are in town for a visit, or a Pensacola native seeking a new adventure, stop by our facility for your outdoor needs!

Camping is NOT allowed in any City parks or properties. Please used authorized camping areas when renting camping equipment.

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Florida Department of Health Swim Advisories
Florida Healthy Beaches Program | Florida Department of Health

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Pensacola Tide Times and Charts | Weather Forecast for Fishing

19Admiral Mason Park

Admiral Mason Park, 200 South 9th Avenue Pensacola, FL 32520 (850) 436-5670

Admiral Mason Park is located in the Hawkshaw Lagoon area along Pensacola Bay, at the intersection of 9th Avenue and Bayfront Parkway sit two adjacent parks with a rich history to explore. Admiral Mason Park dates back to the 1950’s when it was the site of a baseball stadium named in honor of Charles P. Mason, a Vice Admiral in the United States Navy and two-time Mayor of Pensacola. The baseball stadium was demolished in 1974 but the City of Pensacola brought the western-most portion of the park back to life in 2013 with a stormwater pond that serves as a natural wetland habitat. Visitors can also enjoy a walking/jogging path and benches to sit and enjoy the beautiful landscaping and views of Pensacola Bay. Website: https://www.cityofpensacola.com/Facilities/Facility/Details/Admiral-Mason-Park-4 Directly adjacent to Admiral Mason Park is Veterans Memorial Park which is home to the Wall South memorial, a half-scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C. The park is a place for solemn reflection and honors veteran’s from nearly every conflict in which the United States of America has fought since the start of the 20th century. The Veterans Memorial Park Foundation has operated and maintained the park under license agreement with the City of Pensacola since 1992 and relies completely on donation and grants to fulfill their mission. You can find out more at https://veteransmemorialparkpensacola.com/.

20Edward Ball Nature Trail

University of West Florida Pensacola, FL 32514 (850) 474-2580

The Edward Ball Nature Trail is a leisurely half-mile boardwalk through Thompson’s Bayou, a beautiful hardwood swamp. You may spot a variety of songbirds and water fowl at this Great Florida Birding Trail site established by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

21Demonstration Gardens

3740 Stefani Road Cantonment, FL 32533

LAWN & GARDEN ..... With its warm, humid climate, abundant rainfall, and sandy soils, Florida presents unique challenges and unique opportunities for residents who enjoy gardening or just want to maintain a beautiful landscape. Whether you hope to grow your own vegetables, adorn the yard with gorgeous ornamentals, or simply keep your lawn neat and healthy, UF/IFAS Extension has resources that can help. If you’re interested in hands-on learning, UF/IFAS Extension county offices across the state hold classes led by experts who can help you develop a greener thumb

22Bayou Marcus Wetlands

8684 Alekai Dr Pensacola, FL 32526

Parking approximately 50 ft. to boardwalk
Trail is 3-miles, good for all skill levels and is wheelchair assessable.
Trail opens 8 am year-round, is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, birding, offers the chance to see wildlife.
Dogs must be kept on leash.
Take plenty of water, and wear a hat, sunscreen, bug spray, and sunglasses.
No restrooms

23Galvez Boat Ramp

Galvez Boat Ramp, 5889 Galvez Rd Pensacola, FL 32507 (850) 475-5220

Galvez Landing Boat Ramp, located off Galvez Road near Innerarity Point Road in Pensacola, FL, offers convenient access to the Intracoastal Waterway, Big Lagoon, Perdido Bay, and nearby areas like Pensacola and Orange Beach. The launch features two spacious boat ramps, staging docks, a kayak launch, picnic tables, and designated fishing areas.

24Garcon Bayou Nature Park

Garcon Bayou Nature Park, 55 Doug Ford Dr Pensacola, FL 32507 (850) 475-5220

This 18-acre park in the Perdido Key area is environmentally-sensitive property. It has a picnic pavilion and scenic overlook path to view the southeast portion of Perdido Bay. For reservation or rental information, please call Parks and Recreation at (850) 475-5220.

25Pensacola Scenic Bay Bluffs Preserve

3400 Scenic Highway Pensacola, FL 32504 (850) 436-5670

This park is temporarily closed

Comprised of red clay, the Bay Bluffs are a unique geological feature in Florida. Walkways and rest areas provide relatively easy walking access, parking and a magnificent view of Escambia Bay.

Interesting Facts:

The bluffs overlooking Escambia Bay are unique to Pensacola in Florida.
Don Tristan DeLuna, arriving in Pensacola Bay in 1559, noted the presence of a red bluff as a point for his anchorage.
As far back as the 1750’s, abundant clay deposits in these highly-eroded bluffs provided the raw material for brickyards along the route. Some of the bricks were used to build Fort Pickens.
In 1992, archeologists found the wreck of a 16th-century galleon in shallow water just off the bluffs.

26Opal Beach: Gulf Islands National Seashore

1801 Gulf Breeze Pkwy. Gulf Breeze, FL 32561 (850) 934-2600

Park Status: The Gulf Islands National Seashore (Johnson Beach, Fort Pickens and Opal Beach) is currently closed until further notice.

Opal Beach, this beach offers numerous public restrooms, outdoor showers, and picnic shelters. Lifeguards are on duty at this beach during the summer months.

27Johnson Beach — Gulf Islands National Seashore

Johnson Beach Road Pensacola, FL 32507 (850) 934-2600

Johnson Beach is a designated recreational area in Perdido Key on the Gulf Islands National Seashore. The location provides lifeguards, facilities and a parking lot and is ideal for water-based recreational activities and hiking. The park includes parking areas, seven accessible boardwalks, a pavilion, and a 1/2-mile bike/pedestrian trail.

28The Sanctuary Event Venue

716 N 9th Ave Pensacola, FL 32501 (850) 761-1905

When we first saw this historic building, we were instantly captivated. The charm and character of the space spoke to us, and we knew it was meant to be ours. Bound by friendship and united by a shared vision, our family and friends embarked on an extraordinary journey.

We are passionate about making this space a place where people can come together to celebrate life’s milestones, forge connections, and make memories that will last a lifetime.

The Sanctuary is comprised of multiple spaces: the Main Hall, the Deed Restriction (our version of an elegant speakeasy with a gorgeous custom bar), and an outdoor courtyard. We also have two beautifully decorated 'getting-ready' rooms: The Benjamin and The Geraldine.

We hope that you will come and fall in love with this place as much as we have. – Danielle and Milan Carro.

Downtown Cuisines

1Hilton Garden Inn Pensacola Downtown

8 South 9th Avenue Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 438-7900

We’re in downtown Pensacola overlooking Pensacola Bay and Veteran's Memorial Park, with several restaurants, shopping and attractions nearby. We are within walking distance from the Pensacola Bay Center. Admiral Fetterman Field and historic Pensacola Village are less than two miles. Pensacola Beach and the Lighthouse and Maritime Museum are a 20-minute drive away. Pensacola International Airport PNS is 12 miles from us. Enjoy our restaurant, indoor pool, and event space.

2Lily Hall

415 N Alcaniz St Pensacola, FL 32501 (850) 304-7944

A coastal repose of delightfully peculiar rooms, craft cocktails, and hearth-cooked dishes tucked into Pensacola’s historic Old East Hill. Climb the vibrant, tiled stairs and escape to one of our guest rooms. For an evening or a while, we welcome you to Lily Hall.

Lily Hall is a 15-room boutique hotel creating a custom-made experience unique to the Pensacola market with luxury, forward-thinking lodging offerings packed with whimsical and nostalgic curios.

The staff at Lily Hall work hard behind the scenes to ensure your stay is amazing. Our staff will be on-site periodically throughout the day. Overnight, our concierge service is available via text.

Located a few blocks from Pensacola's historic downtown district, the adaptive reuse of the former church provides unique, exclusive, creative, and playful accommodations with a nod to the past.

Dinner service is available in our restaurant, Brother Fox. Craft cocktails are served in our 20-seat speakeasy, Sister Hen.

3Sole’ Inn and Suites

200 N. Palafox Street Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 470-9298

The Sole' Inn and Suites features 45 rooms with a hip, modern flair, beautiful water feature courtyard with private cabana areas, free continental breakfast, free hi speed interenet, free happy hour meet and greet for guests, and upscale amenities in all rooms including microwave, mini fridge and coffee maker. Convenient downtown location. Walk to EVERYTHING! Concerts, shopping, restaurants, and entertainment.

4Residence Inn by Marriott — Downtown

601 E. Chase St. Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 432-0202

"At Residence Inn, we have perfected the extended-stay experience by combining all of the comforts of home with our passion for making every guest feel welcome. Our spacious suites offer separate living and sleeping areas, and plenty of space for relaxing.

5Oyster Bay Boutique Hotel

400 Bayfront Parkway Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 912-8770

As the only Pensacola hotel and event venue overlooking the waterfront, panoramic views of Pensacola Bay are the signature of Oyster Bay Boutique Hotel. Our recently refreshed hotel has intimate spaces lavished in designer furnishings and is the perfect location for a unique, inspiring event or retreat that is certain to leave your guest astounded.

Our magnificent suites offer sweeping views of the downtown overlooking the waterfront and beyond.

Oyster Bay Boutique Hotel is steps away from the magic of downtown Pensacola, and all it offers, including arts, a wonderfully preserved historic district, museums, parks, entertainment, shopping, and nightlife. And of course, Pensacola also boasts a phenomenal food scene with cuisines from all over the world. Downtown Pensacola is progressive, we are dog and cyclist-friendly with endless options of things to do.

The breathtaking beaches of Pensacola are a brief and beautiful ferry ride away, and you can board the ferry just a few blocks from the hotel.

6Holiday Inn Express Pensacola Downtown

101 East Main Street Pensacola, FL 32501 (850) 433-2231

Relax in the newest Holiday Inn Express Pensacola Downtown hotel where you will be surrounded by the most modern and beautiful contemporary design. We are located in the Historic Downtown District, minutes from the beach and within walking distance of multiple restaurants. Our hotel offers complimentary breakfast and internet!

7Courtyard by Marriott Downtown Pensacola

700 East Chase Street Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 439-3330

Our hotel is located in desirable Downtown Pensacola. We are within walking distance to over a dozen of Pensacola's most popular restaurants and entertainment venues. Guest room amenities include Wireless high-speed internet access, remote controlled TV with cable, ESPN & HBO, coffeemaker and refrigerator, iron/ironing board and hairdryer. Additional services and amenities include: an outdoor pool and spa, restaurant serving breakfast, lobby bar, "Market" Convenience Shop, large exercise facility, Business Center, guest laundry, board room for up to 12 people, conference room seating for 45 people, complimentary coffee, tea and daily newspaper.

8Days Inn — Historic District Downtown

710 N. Palafox St. Pensacola, FL 32501 (850) 438-4922

Enjoy a relaxing stay at the newly renovated Days Inn Pensacola - Historic Downtown hotel close to the Pensacola Historic Village, Maritime Park and Bay Center. Our hotel offers warm hospitality with the perfect mix of modern travel amenities, like free Wi-Fi. Perfect for today's traveler, Days Inn Pensacola - Historic Downtown is ideally located near the fun of the beach and excitement of downtown.

Located minutes from the white sandy beaches of the Gulf of Mexico, Days Inn Pensacola - Historic Downtown offers a thoughtful selection of services and amenities, like free Wi-Fi, RV parking, complimentary breakfast and outdoor swimming pool. Our downtown hotel is close to the Pensacola NAS, Blue Wahoos Baseball, Saenger Theater, and the home of the Pensacola Ice Flyers, the Pensacola Bay Center.Ê

Unwind after a day at the beach, touring historic Pensacola Village or exciting Blue Angels air shows in our comfortable rooms with everything you need to get a good night's rest. All our guestrooms feature ample workspace, 42 inch LCD TVs, mini-fridge, microwave and superfast free Wi-Fi. ÊWhether you are visiting Pensacola for a business trip, family vacation or NAS travel. ÊOur location makes our hotel the perfect Pensacola destination.

9Eurasian Bistro — The Garden Downtown

3 W Main St Pensacola, FL 32502 (850) 786-3452

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