Pensacola RV Park

Owners are very friendly and accommodating. Place is only a mile or so off the Interstate and easy to get to, but no road noise at all. Most sites are decently spacious, full hooks up.

Overall nice stay, nothing too fancy or special but no real complaints at all.

ATT was a little slow on Peplink router at times but TMobile was pretty fast.

Our preference for any campground is shade and some privacy. We had neither here. Although there were a few spots that did have shade. Seemed to be a lot of full time campers here. It was a perfectly fine campground for a quick, passing through stop. Used the laundry - big washers and dryers. $1.75 each. Place was clean and owners were very nice. It was raining during our stay so we didn't get out and about to see much at the campground.

We were excited to finally make it to Pensacola after a year of being held up by the virus. Our first choice was booked but we found our new first choice right down the road. Easy to reach from I-10 exit 7, with clearance to the park for the largest rigs on the road. Pensacola RV Park is 20 minutes from everything. (at least when they get the bridge to the beach open again....still closed for repairs till May) All of the sights are level, gravel and groomed, with plenty of room for backing in and pull thru. You won't have to disconnect if you're in for a night or two.
When you get to the park, stop at the office, pick up your paperwork and you'll be escorted to your site. Services are well located and easy to access. Cable is included with your site and the park WIFI worked really well. You can tell they have put some time and work into getting this old farmland turned into a modern and efficient RV park. At the time of writing this, my Verizon signal, which has been flawless during our stay, is reading 67Mbps down and 12Mpbs upload speeds. There are plenty of OTA channels available and I've seen lots of rigs with Dish and Direct units out so I can only guess that the reception is fine. There are multiple washers and dryers available at the clubhouse where you also find the restrooms and showers. There is a library and and card tables and board games and really great folks running the whole operation.
We really enjoyed the beach areas of Navarre Beach, Pensacola Beach, Perdido Key, Orange Beach and Gulf Shores. Got lucky and hit them all before a few days of storms rolled in. You want to at least try one Bushwacker at Flabama on the water. More than one and you'll want a designated driver with you. If you really, really want to see the Naval Air Museum you will need a DOD id card, retired military ID or a
VHCI from the VA. This site is no longer available to the general public. You can be escorted by anyone with an official ID so keep that in mind. The Blue Angels still practice every Tuesday and Wednesday morning and you can see them from the beach or around the VA Hospital area.
My absolute favorite thing about Pensacola...Maguires Irish Pub!!! These folks will feed you and water you down like very few restaurants do anymore. Can't rave enough about the food, the service and the value.
We'll be reserving a spot here for Spring of 22. Enjoyed our stay.