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Pensacola Bay Cruises. Gulf Islands. Blue Wahoos Ballpark. Fort Pickens Area. Historic Sites. Historic Pensacola Village. History Museums. Downtown Pensacola. Blackwater River State Recreation Area. State Parks. Write a review Upload a photo. Most Recent. Very good. GoPlaces Jefferson City, Missouri 1 contribution. We stayed at the Navy Lodge and it was wonderful, beautiful room overlooking the beach, clean, any thing you could need was in shop, had laundry facility right there.
The museum is just outstanding Golf course is one of the best we have ever seen, rented a pontoon all day at a great price and watched the Blue Angels fly over us. Everyone was very friendly, helpful and it was a great place to be for the 4th of July. Pickens is very interesting and we walked to the lighthouse every day also. CenlaTraveler Alexandria, LA contributions. A visit to the Naval Air Museum is a vacation tradition for our family.
We drive to Pensacola from our home, and this is usually the first stop we make. Or, sometimes we take a break from the beach mid week and spend the afternoon at the museum. As a boy, my son was facinated with all the planes, helicopters, etc. We like to eat lunch at the Cubi Bar cafe located inside the museum. The food isn't much to brag on salads, hot dogs, sandwiches, nachos , but it's fun to sit in the club that was dismantled and reassembled from an actual naval base.
There is an IMAX theater that shows aviation themed movies, and flight simulators that make you feel like you're taking off from the deck of an aircraft carrier.
A vacation in Pensacola would not be complete without a stop at the Naval Aviation Museum. And admission is FREE! Oh yeah. You can check the Blue Angels website to see their practice schedule. You can bring your lawn chairs out to the Navy base and watch them practice for free.
The museum was absolutely outstanding! The tours are a must - we learned so much from the guide it was amazing - he really brought everything to life for us. Three out of four family members loved it, however I must warn those with young teen daughters who are not into aviation - my daughter thought the whole experience was excruciatingly painful! Dale S 4 contributions. The base, museum and the light house are not accessible currently to the general public due to security issues.
We found this out at the gate, as there was no mention of it anywhere on this site. We drove from Ohio for the air show and decided to visit the lighthouse located on the naval base. When I approached the gate, there was 2 lanes to go into. I chose the right lane, and immediately after going into this lane I had a woman approaching our vehicle, screaming at me and pointing for us to back up.
By that time a couple vehicles were behind me, so I stopped. She continue to yell at us my wife and kids were terrified until she finally threw down her clipboard and waved me up to the checkpoint.
She immediately said "So do you know what you did wrong? She explained to me I was in the commercial vehicle lane. She asked for my drivers license, then after inspecting it, told me there is a sign out front directing people into the correct lane. The amazing part of this is, when we left the lighthouse and was driving out of that same gate, I stopped and took a look to see the sign that she was yelling me about.
It was covered up by another sign about the Blue Angels weekend. This happened at just before 3 pm on July 8th, For additional questions on access, please contact the VCC at Visitors requesting installation access who are not in possession of an approved government issued credential or state driver's license compliant with the Real ID Act of must present an additional form of ID, e. To print a request for base access, click here.
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For more information, call the NASP sponsor coordinator at or email: nasp. Disaster preparedness is a must for the residents of Florida. Make sure you also have Flood insurance as well the type that covers water rising from the ground this is a separate insurance. Call for more information. Every region in the world experiences some type of natural disaster. The types of natural disasters the Gulf Coast can experience are:. Go to the Be Ready Escambia website for flood zones and current information on disaster preparedness in Escambia County Pensacola.
For a thorough history of NAS Pensacola, visit the installation homepage. To fully support the operational and training missions of tenants assigned and to enhance the readiness of the U.
Navy, its sister armed services and other customers, thus, enabling them to meet mission requirements. NAS Pensacola, situated in Escambia County, employs more than 16, military and 9, civilian personnel.
All branches of the military are represented on this installation and Corry Station. If you are not authorized to bring your family members with you on your orders, do not bring them.
Walton Beach, and miles Northwest of Orlando. The altitude ranges from sea level to feet above sea level. Escambia County is square miles and the City of Pensacola is NAS Pensacola does not have any airport shuttles. Not all taxis are allowed on installation.
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