Pet Friendly Things To Do in Brent, Florida

Although dogs are not allowed in the fort or other buildings, this historic place offers great scenery, hik... More on DogFriendly.com

After leaving the Fort Barrancas Visitor Center, I headed to the Fort itself on a short dirt trail. More on igougo

As busy baristas juggle multiple orders, baby boomers and their adult children line up for a jolt of java in flavors that literally span ... More on CitySearch

It may be hard to get in at peak hours of the day but once u make it into the door the smell of gourmet coffee and expressos hit u smack in the face. More on Yahoo! Travel

The fun never ends, at Sam�s Fun City. Located in the heart of Pensacola, just south of I-10 on Highway 29 ... More on VisitPensacola.com

Bathrooms are dirty, and the attractions there are old. More on TripAdvisor

Watching Sherlock Holmes eating popcorn drinking soda just taking it easy. Just off I-95 easy ride from my ... More on TripAdvisor

Clean and comfortable. More on TripAdvisor

This area has long been known as Casino Beach, because a casino for social activities like teas and dances (not gambling) used to be out here. A concrete boardwalk runs along the beach, and the be... More on Moon Handbooks: Florida Beaches

Even with so many things to do and see, the most memorable feature is bound tobe the many miles of sugar white beaches, composed of 99 percent pure quartz -- the "whitest beaches in the world". pro... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

If you're coming ashore in Pensacola for the first time, we've got some surprises for you. There is water everywhere--the Gulf of Mexico for diving, surfing, marlin chasing; bays and bayous for sailing, skiing, fishing; rivers for ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

If you're coming ashore in Pensacola for the first time, we've got some surprises for you. There is water everywhere--the Gulf of Mexico for diving, surfing, marlin chasing; bays and bayous for sailing, skiing, fishing; rivers for ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Santa Rosa Island, home of Pensacola Beach, is a barrier island in The Gulf Islands National Seashore. 52 miles of unsullied, undeveloped beaches and the emerald waters of the Gulf of Mexico beckon... More on Visitpensacolabeach.com

Crystal clear water, beautiful white sands, cool condos, nice seafood restaurants, wayyy too many jellyfish (found that out by accident lol) More on RateItAll!