Topsail Hill Preserve Campground

If you’re traveling with children, a cool place to check out is the Emerald Coast Science Center in Fort Walton Beach. The science center houses more than 45 interactive, hands-on exhibits including, animals, colors, the human body, futuristic robots, and more. The museum is also home to birds, various mammals, and an impressive reptile exhibit. In addition to the exhibits, the science center houses several animals, including parrots, cockatoos, snakes, cockatiels, and more. Okaloosa Island Fishing Pier is an impressive concrete pier known for its saltwater fishing, summer fireworks, and bird watching opportunities. The pier is popular among anglers of all experience levels. And if you forgot something at home, don’t worry. You can rent fishing poles, buy bait and tackle, and even snacks from Okaloosa Island Fishing Pier. If you enjoy local history, visit the Indian Temple Mound Museum. The museum opened in 1962 and is home to interpretative exhibits that tell the story of 12,000 years of Native American occupation. At the museum, you’ll find over 1,000 artifacts made of shell, clay, bone, and stone. There’s also a large collection of prehistoric ceramics found in the Southeast United States. When you rent a motorhome in Santa Rosa Beach and visit the Indian Temple Mound Museum, you can learn about European explorers, early settlers, and local pirates. Santa Rosa Beach is a stunning place on Florida’s gulf coast. No matter your interest or age, you can find something you enjoy when you visit. Whether you want to spend your time sunbathing, exploring local state parks, or checking out the world-class museums, there’s something everyone can enjoy when you camp with an RV near Santa Rosa Beach.