Blue Angel Rec Park

[Juju]

Just wondering if any Froggers are staying at Batttleship Row in Blue Angel Recreation Park in Pensacola,FL. We are here until Mar 15.

[aknavy]

I was there a few weeks ago, in the back at spot 51. Will be back in April, but in the meantime we are at Oak Grove.

[Juju]

We are in site 62 in a pull-thru. We've never been in a pull-thru. This is the 5th year we've stayed here. Here 'til Mar. 15.

[aknavy]

Nice. Pull thru's are super convenient and easy. We're always torn between seeing the water from the front row or the relative privacy the back provides. Most times, the privacy wins out. The only reason we stay at Oak Grove is that it's convenient to work, which I do alot of while I'm here. It does have a nicer beach tho - directly across from Fort McCrae and Pensacola Pass.

[daywalker567]

Originally Posted by Juju

Just wondering if any Froggers are staying at Batttleship Row in Blue Angel Recreation Park in Pensacola,FL. We are here until Mar 15.

We were there in January on the second row of Battleship row really enjoyed the park lot of walking trails will be back good to see a lot of Froggers Used military bases from Blue Angel RV park we went to Destin Florida and stayed in the Fort Benning Army Recreation Center another great place

[overeasy]

do you have to in or have been in the service to use those campgrounds?

[Witch Doctor]

Originally Posted by overeasy

do you have to in or have been in the service to use those campgrounds?

99.9 % of the time yes, either active or retired or rated at 100% disability. If your with someone who meets the requirements, you sometimes can stay with the Commander of the base permission. Every base is different and it is left up to the Base Commander to set the regulations. If you don't have a DOD. Card you still would have to obtain a pass at the gate, to even get on the base itself.

[Juju]

Yes, you must be an active member of the Armed Forces; or retired military to stay here.

[Seachaser186]

Originally Posted by Juju

Yes, you must be an active member of the Armed Forces; or retired military to stay here.

Yes and No. You have to be to reserve but not to stay. A eligible member can book more than one spot for the same time frame and sponsor a non military patron.

[Witch Doctor]

Originally Posted by Seachaser186

Yes and No. You have to be to reserve but not to stay. A eligible member can book more than one spot for the same time frame and sponsor a non military patron.

Only with the Base Commanders approval, some bases say no. Each base is different, different rules apply, best to call first.

[Seachaser186]

Originally Posted by Witch Doctor

Only with the Base Commanders approval, some bases say no. Each base is different, different rules apply, best to call first.

10-4, but for Blue Angel Campground you can reserve more than one spot that can be used by a civilian. I have done it unless they changed this year. Being the campground is located off base may weigh into these rules.