Recommended local restaurants: Ye Olde Brothers Brewery, Dewey Destin’s, Windjammers, TC’s Front Porch, Deb’s Coffee, Top’s Burgers, and New York Pizza Depot.

Our location is minutes from the Emerald Coast - 7 mins to Navarre Beach, - 30 mins to Pensacola Beach, - 15 mins to Naval Live Oaks, - 45 mins to Fort Pickens, - 50 mins to NAS Pensacola, - 45 mins to Santa Rosa Island, - 35 mins to Okaloosa Island, - 40 mins to Destin. It provides the opportunity to go camping without having to pack all the gear. Our Glamper is a 10x12 canvas furnished tent located a short but rugged 2-minute hike from parking. The trail remains under development, so please bring close-toed shoes or boots for hiking throughout the property (depending on rainfall, there may be mud and water). It is a 5 and 10-minute rugged hike in to the middle ground and waterfront, respectively. Primitive camping is permitted at designated wooded high grounds in the middle of the property. We are two military veteran families who enjoy the land as a place for family and friends to explore, camp, and relax at the 250+ feet of the East Bay beach. Whether you drive in, or fly in commercially at Pensacola International Airport or your own plane at nearby Peter Price Field you'll find a relaxing evening nestled in historic Milton Florida.Įxplore 11+ acres of rustic and untamed woods. Come relax in our neck of the woods all while being close to shopping, entertainment, state parks, sugar white beaches, surfing, boating, sailing, skiing, swimming, snorkeling and scuba diving. There are crickets, and symphonies of nature like the wet night frog songs makes ours a veritable 'island' wooded paradise. With 200 of feet of Blackwater river and bounded on the South and West by a wet weather pond and stream, we have everything from hawks, owls, and woodpeckers, bees, dragon flies, the occasional deer, and frequent raccoon. Additionally the East West driveway is where the original 'old stagecoach road' was long before Johnson Road, the old brick road (now a biking and walking trail), highway 90, and ultimately Interstate 10 each an iteration of East West mass transit through Northwest Florida. This property is where I grew up and had as a neighbor a Creek Native American whose family and tribe originally lived, hunted, fished, and camped this property.

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