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Pensacola Beach If you land your family on Pensacola Beach, you are in for a treat! Johnson Beach has access to the Gulf of Mexico and Big Lagoon State Park via the Perdido Key Discovery Trail boardwalk, which takes visitors on a a half-mile hike through sand dunes, pine trees and salt marshes suited for the whole family. Kids and the Beach Pensacola Beach and Perdido Key are proud to be a premier destination for families from all over the world. Natural areas, ranging from saltwater marshes to pine flatwoods, attract a wide variety of birds while the beaches, shallow bays and nature trails offer splendid opportunities for wildlife study. Others require a little more adrenaline. They even host a Jr. The trail features about 30 informative, educational signs stationed across the island, each one exploring a different ecological topic. Leave your car in the parking lot and take advantage of the free trolley service or bike around to explore the rest of the island from a new perspective. Walk in the footsteps of settlers and soldiers long past at Fort Pickens. Check out these sure-bet activities for some inspiration: Casino Beach Located on Pensacola Beach just in front of the iconic beach ball Pensacola Beach Water Tower lies a place where families and friends can experience all the Florida Gulf Coast has to offer. Fort Pickens encourages visitors to explore its site, camp overnight and walk through their museum. Crabbing in the shallow waters, hiking, canoeing and kayaking have also become popular amongst visitors.

Pensacola Beach and Perdido Key are proud to be a premier destination for families from all over the world. Ranger-guided tours are available. With both bayside and gulf side scenery, outdoor lovers will appreciate the uniques landscape of Johnson Beach. Contact Big Lagoon State Park for more information.

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Fort Pickens Walk in the footsteps of settlers and soldiers long past at Fort Pickens. Other amenities include picnic tables and plenty of comfortable lounging and equipment rentals to get the most out of your day. A sunset walk on an isolated beach is a thrill for many. Footprints on the Sand Eco-Trail With everything from Bottlenose dolphins to cownose rays, from hermit crabs to laughing gulls, from loggerhead turtles to turtle sea grass, Pensacola Beach offers plenty of native wildlife to amaze and educate kids of all ages. If you land your family on Pensacola Beach, you are in for a treat! Fort Pickens and Gulf Islands National Seashore Set one or more kids loose and they will eventually build a fort and stage an imaginary battle. Located on the safe and shallow waters along the Santa Rosa Sound, Quietwater is great for families with small children. Pensacola Beach and Perdido Key Beaches are open with these restrictions. Miles protected beaches and untouched Florida wilds make it the perfect place to relax and explore. Between up-close dolphin cruises, friendly eco-trails and camping at historic forts, the sky is the limit on our reputable Gulf Islands National Seashore. Check out these sure-bet activities for some inspiration:. The goal is for future generations of people and wildlife to be able to enjoy the beach as much as we do now, so please remember to leave only your footprints! Shaded by pines and oaks, the West Beach serves as a relaxing place to enjoy a picnic, too. Gulf Islands National Seashore. Add one part activity, one part relaxation and one part value, and you'll see why the Pensacola Bay Area provides the perfect recipe for an amazing and affordable kid-friendly vacation. Johnson Beach With both bayside and gulf side scenery, outdoor lovers will appreciate the uniques landscape of Johnson Beach. Located on Pensacola Beach just in front of the iconic beach ball Pensacola Beach Water Tower lies a place where families and friends can experience all the Florida Gulf Coast has to offer. With everything from Bottlenose dolphins to cownose rays, from hermit crabs to laughing gulls, from loggerhead turtles to turtle sea grass, Pensacola Beach offers plenty of native wildlife to amaze and educate kids of all ages. Set one or more kids loose and they will eventually build a fort and stage an imaginary battle. Learn about our native sea life, plant life, birds, and even butterflies along the Footprints in the Sand Eco Trail on Pensacola Beach. From parasailing to paddleboarding, snorkeling to sunset sailing, family cruises to dolphin tours — Pensacola Beach has you covered for your next adventure. Ranger Camp during the summer to educate children through fun activities such as trail hiking, bird and plant identification and touch tanks. Further west of Pensacola lies a barrier island called Perdido Key. A portion of Casino Beach to the right of the pier is marked off as an alcohol-free zone.