1. Blackwater River State Forest
   Florida Division of Forestry
   1650 Munson Highway
   Milton, Fl 32570
   (850) 957-6140 • Fax: (850) 957-6143

   http://www.fl-dof.com/field_operations/blackwater.ht m

     The Blackwater River State Forest, located between the towns of Milton and Munson, offers an 8 mile scenic drive through gently rolling longleaf pines uplands. The Forest also offers hiking on the Florida Trail and canoeing on its shallow creeks. Don’t miss the pitcher plant bogs that bloom in April and May. Maps and brochures are available at the Blackwater Forestry Center.

   2. Holland Farms
     2055 Homer Holland Road
     Milton, FL 32570-9403
     (850) 675-6876

     Holland Farms is located north of Milton in Santa Rosa County. The family-operated farm offers a wide variety of produce throughout the year and some of the best watermelon in the county. Fall brings the peanut harvest and Holland Farms offers some of the best boiled and roasted peanuts in the area!

      3. Lundy Blueberry Patch
      8655 Highway 89 North
      Milton, FL 32570
      (850) 623-0652

     The Lundy Blueberry Patch offers u-pick, fresh blueberries in the early summer and pecans in the fall. Stop by to experience the family-friendly atmosphere at the Lundy’s Blueberry Patch.

    4. Northwest Florida Aquatic Preserve Office
   1600 Garcon Point Road
   Milton, FL 32583
   (850) 983-5359
   http://www.dep.state.fl.us/coastal/sites/yellow

     The Fort Pickens Aquatic Preserve and the Yellow River Marsh Aquatic Preserve are two of four aquatic preserves managed by the staff at the Northwest Florida Aquatic Preserves Office. The office is located at Garcon Point in the Yellow River Marsh State Park. Hiking trails invite the public to learn about native upland habitats in the area. Visit the site for a unique adventure into Northwest Florida’s natural history!

5. Arcadia Mill Complex
5709 Mill Pond Road
Milton, FL 32568
http://uwf.edu/anthropology/research/arcadia.cfm

The Arcadia Mill Site in Milton represents Florida’s first and largest Early American water-powered industrial complex. During it’s 38-year operation (1817 to 1855) the various mills, shops, mule-drawn railroad and sixteen-mile log flume played a pivotal role in the political and economic development of northwest Florida. Today the archeological site offers a museum and a boardwalk trail that overlooks Pond Creek.

6. Chumuckla Farmers Opry
8897 Byrom Campbell Road
Milton, FL 32571
(850) 994-6000
http://www.farmersopry.com/

The Chumuckla Farmers Opry and Campground offers locally harvested food and family fun. Entertainment is offered weekends throughout the spring and summer and at special events throughout the year.

  7. Wildlife Sanctuary of NW Florida
   105 North “S” Street
   Pensacola, FL 32505
   (850) 433-9453
   http://members.aol.com/wildlifenwfl/

     The Wildlife Sanctuary provides a home for over 100 injured or orphaned indigenous animals including deer, beavers, fox and a variety of birds such as bald eagles, golden eagles, owls and hawks. A small donation is requested to help cover increasing expenses. Visiting hours are Wednesday - Saturday: 12 noon to 3:30 p.m.

      8. Pine Ridge Farm
      2700 Highway 97
      Molino, FL 32577
      (850) 587-2798

      http://www.pineridgeblackbaldie.com/

     Pine Ridge Farm is a family owned and operated cow-calf operation producing Black Baldies, Hereford, and Angus cattle, along with miniature horses and donkeys. Please call ahead to schedule a visit.

9. Lake Stone Campground
801 West Highway 4
Century, Florida 32535
(850) 256-5555

     Lake Stone Campground is a 100-acre campground located in northern Escambia County. Recently updated, there is a campsite for every type of camper from tent to large RV. The facilities include a boat ramp, an indoor public use building, a playground, showers, restrooms, a fishing pier, security lights, electrical and water hookups, a sewage dump station, picnic areas and the beautiful freshwater lake. Note: Gasoline engines are not allowed on Lake Stone.

10. Steve’s Homegrown Sweet Corn
1201 South Highway 99
Walnut Hill, FL 32568
(850) 327-4020

     Steve’s Homegrown Sweet Corn is a family-owned, fresh vegetable market specializing in sweet corn. Visitors can also purchase peas, butterbeans, okra and other locally grown vegetables. Fee fishing in stocked catfish ponds is also available. Steve’s Homegrown Sweet Corn is open seasonally.

     11. J.W. Renfroe Pecan Company
      2400 West Fairfield Drive
      Pensacola, FL 32505
      (800) 874-1929 • (850) 432-2083
      http://www.renfroepecan.com

       J.W. Renfroe Pecan Company is a third-generation, family-owned business in Pensacola. Although famous for pecans, Renfroe’s also carries almonds, cashews, black walnuts, English walnuts, macadamias, pistachios, pine nuts, brazil nuts, peanuts, imperial mix and hazelnuts (filberts) as well as dried fruit and nut mixes. Be sure to try Southern Pecan Coffee, New Orleans Style Pecan Pralines and Chocolate Pecan Fudge!

12. Touchablue Berry Farm
7100 Molino Road
Molino, FL 32577
(850) 587-5072

 
     Touchablue Berry Farm in Molino offers delicious blueberries from the end of May through July. Bring the whole family to experience the fun of picking your own berries!

13. Beulah Berries
6658 Suwanee Road
Pensacola, FL 32526
(850) 453-2384

     Beulah Berries, located near Interstate 10, offers the sweet taste of homegrown blueberries. The berries are best when you’ve picked them yourself.

14. Barrineau Park Community Center
6055 Barrineau Park School Road
Molino, FL 32577
(850) 587-5389

     The Barrineau Park Community Center is the perfect place to slow down and enjoy a quiet picnic. While here, you can learn about the history of the beautiful Barrineau Park community. A restored school, the Community Center now offers live bluegrass and gospel music the first Friday of each month.

15. Davis’ A-Maize-Ing Corn Field
5611 West Highway 4
Bratt, FL 32535
(850) 327-6372
http://www.daviscornmaize.com/

     Looking for an on-the-farm experience sure to make you corny? The Davis A-Maize-Ing Corn Field is just the ticket. Open Memorial Day weekend through mid-August, this five-acre corn maze is a local favorite.

16. Tarkiln Bayou Preserve State Park
The entrance to the park is located 10 miles southwest of Pensacola on CR 293 approximately 2 miles south of US 98 and 7 miles north of SR 292A (Gulf Beach Highway).
(850) 492–1595
http://www.floridastateparks.org/tarkilnbayou/default.cfm
 

     Naturalists of all experience levels will be fascinated by a visit to Tarkiln Bayou State Park. The Park’s numerous trails offer access to birding, plant identification, hiking and photography.

17. Double D Farms
8662 Highway 89 North
Milton, Fl 32570
(850) 983-6925

     Double D Farms offers a variety of seasonal, fresh, local produce. Come visit the open-air store for a mouthwatering experience!

18. Barth Campground and Lumber Company
800 Barth Road
Molino, FL 32577
(850) 587-2322

     Come back to simpler times at the Barth Campground and Lumber Company. This campground for RVs has a swimming hole, two fishing lakes and its own operational, water-driven sawmill. Each of the 27 campsites has water, electricity and sewer. Other facilities include a dumping station, bathrooms with hot showers and a laundry room.

19. Caraway Blueberries
790 Molino Road
Molino, FL 32577
(850) 587-5439

     Get carried away picking your own blueberries at Carraway’s in Molino. The seasonal crop of blueberries is best experienced by hands-on activity and is sure to be rewarding.

20. Grimes Blueberries
6814 Sunshine Hill Road
Molino, FL 32577
(850) 587-5281

     You’ll be seeing blue at Grimes Blueberries. Offering a tasty and sweet treat, Grimes Blueberries is a seasonal u-pick farm that opens its doors to the young at heart.

21. Riverwalk Market
5191 South Willing Street
Milton, Florida 32570
Behind the Courthouse
(850) 626-6246
http://www.riverwalkmarket.com/

     Riverwalk Market offers visitors the old-time feeling of yesterday. This open-air market in downtown Milton brings local residents, artists, chefs and farmers together to offer a unique variety of quality wares. The market is located on Willing Street across from Veterans Memorial Park and the Riverwalk boardwalk along beautiful Blackwater River.

22. University of Florida- Research and Education Center
4253 Experiment Road, Highway 182
Jay, FL 32565
(850) 983-5216, ext. 113
www.miltongators.com

     Our purpose is to serve society by sustaining agriculture, conserving our natural resources, and enhancing our food systems. We serve society through instruction, discovery, and outreach programs. Our educational programs develop solutions for your life with an emphasis on sustaining agricultural and forest lands, conservation of our natural resources, and reducing global warming. Contact Robin Vickers to schedule a tour.

23. Green-Up Santa Rosa Nursery
6758 Park Avenue
Milton, FL 32570
(850) 623-1930

     The Green-up Santa Rosa Nursery offers a relaxing walk through thousands of plants, trees and shrubs. Plants and Things, the on-site store, supports local artists through the sale of a variety of artwork. This site is part of the Santa Rosa Clean Community System, a local nonprofit group dedicated to enhancing community awareness of natural resource issues and building a better community.

       24. Milton Gardens
      5988 Highway 90
      Milton, FL 32583
      (850) 983-5216
      http://wfrec.ufl.edu/milton_gardens/WebMiltGard/about_us.htm

     The Milton Gardens were cleared in 1995 for the construction of a greenhouse, a shade house and nursery production facilities for the University of Florida teaching program. Master Gardeners from Santa Rosa and Escambia counties have contributed countless hours planting and maintaining the nearly 2 acres of trial and demonstration gardens designed by Dr. Richard K. Schoellhorn and Dr. Mack Thetford. The facility is a popular destination for garden clubs, horticulture study groups, homeowners, visiting scientists and school classes.

     25. Panhandle Butterfly House
   Navarre Park on Hwy. 98 at the foot of the Navarre bridge
   (850) 623-3868

     The Panhandle Butterfly House is an educational and interactive exhibit. It is a place to simply enjoy the elegant flight of the butterfly, to delight in their brilliant colors and to become immersed in the fragrances and beauty of the flowers. Come experience the butterfly life cycle, our butterfly nursery, and butterflies in flight.