Military Park Oak Grove Park (Pensacola NAS)

Denise Seeley-Navarre

Located on NAS Pensacola, FL. (home of the Blue Angels) Open for all Military: Active & Retired and DoD cilivians. Lovely Naval camp grounds and cottages. Family stayed in the 2 bedrooms cottage near the Pensacola Light House (tallest on the Gulf), down past the Naval Aviation Museum, and right across from Pensacola Bay. Commissary and NEX are located on NAVAL Correy, (Hwy 98) Would absolutely stay again!

Traveling Hiker

Park is nice clean and well kept right on the beach for a nice walk Nice area i loved downtown Pensacola. The only issues is it’s noisy with lots of active duty leaving for work early morning and close to runway so you hear aircraft late night I was there while they were doing eng. runs. All nice except for the noise Signed sleepless in Pensacola.

Wayne T.

On the NAS Pensacola Air Station. Price is great and the Park is a bit rough but it very comfy. Been here before and I'll be back again. Bathrooms are clean. Laundry room available. Camp host available after hrs.

casey wheeler

This RV park on the NAS Pensacola and an awesome place to stay if you can get on the station. We will be back. Nice concrete and wide spots with full hook ups. Easy on and off thru the west gate. Love it here.

Stephanie Selko

This is the secret gem to rv camping if you are military or retired. The private beach was so nice. Clean and easily accessible. Not hardly anyone out there. There was no recreation swimming due to the choppy waters while we were there, but my kids played on the beach and ankle deep water and had a blast. We utilized the bath house for taking multiple showers at once. The bath house was super clean, but the showers definitely need a little upgrading. They still worked for what we needed and there was plenty of hot water so we were happy.

Sha'ron

Very nice place. We did not have a reservation but they were able to get us in their LAST spot. Easy to accommodate us since we only have a small camper van and was just seeking a safe, quiet place to park for the night during our travels. We appreciate them working with us. Our spot was on the end, just a short walk from the bath house, beach and dog park area (no dog tho). It was a nice night. We would return.

William Wagner

Great campground for a great price. Bathhouse is always clean and plenty of beach access with decent fishing.

Nell W

We stayed a few months on and off at this park and besides the typical Florida insects and heat, you can't beat the park and the price if you have access to stay here! People in the office are kind and allowed us to pick a different spot we liked that was open when we arrived. The spots are good sized and concrete which is always nice. You are literally a path away from the beach which usually barely has anyone on it. And the Blue Angels practice weekly right over the park and the beach (the park is right across the street from the aviation museum) and our kids had a blast watching them every morning they were out! The only cons we had staying here: little kids ages 4-9 running around and literally crawling under our RV without an adult supervising- this was a very frequent occurrence and is terrifying when big RVs are pulling in and out. And also a neighbor who had borrowed a tool of ours to tighten a tripod seemed to have "borrowed" it a second time without asking when leaving and took it with them- can't really hold that against the park though. Friendly people and staff, well kept, great location, great price. Will definitely stay again!

Joseph Chitwood

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Margaret Shorey

This is my favorite military campground. Two minute walk to the beach. The staff and camp host are always so helpful and friendly. Lots of walking and biking and dog friendly.