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Military Park Raptor Ranch (Tyndall AFB)
The Military Park Raptor Ranch at Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida is a unique wildlife refuge and educational facility. The ranch is home to a variety of birds of prey, including hawks, eagles, falcons, and owls. Visitors can observe these majestic birds in their natural habitat and learn about their behavior and habits. The ranch also offers educational programs and activities for children and adults, such as bird-watching, bird-banding, and raptor-rehabilitation. The ranch is open to the public and provides a great opportunity to experience the beauty of nature and the wonders of wildlife.
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- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Bonnie Greiner
Nice park. Sites towards the bayou are more desirable. Not any road noise
Lorena Gaertner
CUSTOMER SERVICE: IGNORE the request of bringing your own pillows! We had to bring FOUR pillows. Took a lot of room in the car. (They provide pillows!). We ended up forgetting them at the cabin. Sadly, even though I kindly requested 4 times or more over the phone for them to ship the "My Pillow" pillows back to me (about 35 USD per piece) and I obviously offered to pay for shipping, NONE of the workers were willing to help. Too much work to ship my pillows back I guess. GENERAL: The beach is about 30 minutes away. The surrounding area is not pretty. Lots of traffic. Public beach access is really far away. I didn't see any public restroom available. The cabins & the building are pretty decent, but the location isn't great. I won't recommend this place. I don't foresee coming back.
Kevin Copelin
Nice size sites, trees could use some trimming to accommodate bigger rigs. Facilities are clean and showers are nice and hot with great pressure. Most of the staff are welcoming and helpful. Only negative was a really bad experience with the lady who cleans the laundry room and, maybe, bathrooms. Since this is on base, masks are enforced in-doors; get it, that's something you accept if you want to stay on Federal property. As my son and I walked into the bathroom, I was masked but my medically exempt son was not. The cleaning lady barked at us that he needed to go get a mask; I had him cover his face, with his shirt, for the 15'-20' from the exterior door to the shower. When I returned to the camper my wife informed me of her similar negative experience. When my wife walked in, masked, the woman followed her to the shower stall and barked at her for taking her mask off while preparing to shower. Reminding us about masks is totally acceptable but it is not ok to be barked at by any staff.
ECo1SG
I am sure this is a decent RV park, but we made a lap through and decided not to stay here. It seems run down and unkept. There are long term residents that have ragtag in-ground gardens and home gyms behind their rigs - seems like management doesn't care about appearance except right at the entrance. The girl working the front office acted as though our presence was a bother. Note: this famcamp is not on base.
Timothy Cook
Great value, they are doing a lot of updates but could still use an update in the clubhouse bath/showers. The office folks are very helpful if you need anything.