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The Naval Live Oaks area of Gulf Islands is one of the most wooded areas in the park and features several miles of hiking trails, as well as a group campsite. The public restrooms are located in the pavilions. To receive a park stamp or to purchase a pass visitors must go Fort Pickens.
Facilities
The park headquarter is located in the Naval Live Oaks Area on the sound. This is a great place to park and walk to water, eat, or hike.
Reservable pavilion and restrooms located near the group camping area.
Over seven miles of hiking trails and access to the calm waters of the Santa Rosa Sound and Pensacola Bay.
Picnic area with tables, grills, restrooms, parking, and a view of the sound.
Operating HoursAutomatic gate on Highway 98 south side: 8 a.m. to Sunset (year round) Overnight parking is not permitted year-round. DirectionsFrom Interstate 10: Take Exit 12 onto I-110 exit 1B Gregory Street East, merge onto 30 E Chase Street, turn left onto Bayfront Parkway /Hwy 98 East. Plan Your Visit
Plan Your Visit
Know Before You Go
Park Rules & RegulationsYou are responsible to know the rules and regulations of the national seashore prior to your visit.
Be prepared for Your Trip
Park SafetyThe national seashore can be a challenging location, plan ahead to be prepared for your trip.
Conditions Change Quickly
Temporary ClosuresTemporary road and other closures happen from time to time throughout the park. Visit this page to learn more. Learn More
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The Live Oak TreeLearn about how the majestic live oak tree served the United States Navy in its infancy.
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Last updated: September 5, 2025