Quality Inn Bayside

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Quality Inn Bayside

322 Miracle Strip Parkway

Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548 US

Area: Fort Walton Beach - Fort Walton Beach/Destin Area

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Quality Inn Bayside is located approximately one mile from the Indian Temple Mound & Museum and 65 miles from Pensacola Regional Airport. This location is also one mile from Emerald Coast Science Center, two miles from Fort Walton Beach Art Museum and Santa Rosa Mall, three miles from the Gulfarium, and eight miles from the US Air Force Armament Museum.

The property's amenities include the fitness room, swimming pool, and complimentary continental breakfast. The hotel also offers free local calls, free weekday newspapers, laundry facilities, and outdoor parking.

All rooms feature microwaves, refrigerators, coffeemakers, dataports, hairdryers, irons and ironing boards, alarm clocks, and cable TV.

Quality Inn Bayside Property Information:

Rooms: 100
Floors: 2

Quality Inn Bayside Service

Meals
Car rental desk
Family rooms
Free parking
Free local calls
Business center
Free high speed internet
Nonsmoking
Meeting room
Wheel chair access
On Beach
Fitness facility
Swimming pool
Free breakfast

Quality Inn Bayside Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1500
Check-Out: 1100

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Fort Walton Beach Events & Entertainment

Events

January

Annual Mardi Gras on the Island Festival and Parade

Usually held near the end of January
850-244-8191
The Magical Mardi Gras Ball kicks off a fun-filled weekend on Okaloosa Island. The festival includes live music and entertainment, food and craft vendors and kid’s activities. The parade usually has over 70 floats.

Martin Luther King Memorial Celebration

Fort Walton Beach Civic Auditorium
Usually held mid-January

850-243-2786
This three day event features a memorial program, a parade and a rally.

Potters Invitational

ADSO Gallery
Usually held late January through late February

850-244-1271
Local potters are invited to participate in an exhibit.

March

25th Annual Fine Arts Show
Creative Senior Community Center

Usually held mid-March

850-833-9586

12th Annual Archaeology Day
Indian Temple Mound Museum

Usually held mid-March

850-833-9595

An open house is held at the museum.

April

Scout-O-Rama

NW Florida Fairgrounds

Usually held early April

850-683-0330
Sponsored by the Boy Scouts, the event features kid’s activities, displays and demonstrations throughout the day.

Musical Echoes

Ft. Walton Beach

Usually held in late April
850-243-4405
Annual event features music and dance performances by Native American artists, seminars on flute making and playing, and an outdoor market with Native American art, beadwork, clothing and more.

Emerald Coast Boat Show

Ft. Walton Beach

Usually held in mid-May

800-940-7642
The annual event at the Emerald Coast Conference Center on Okaloosa Island offers excitement for boaters and anglers of all ages. The show features over 400 types of boats, a vast selection of marine accessories, fishing clinics and kid’s activities.

June

Sprint Billy Bowlegs Pirate Festival and Torchlight Parade

Fort Walton Beach Landing
Usually held early June

850-244-8191
Festival features food vendors, arts and crafts fair, music and entertainment and fireworks display. Parade rolls north on Eglin Parkway from 2nd Street in Fort Walton Beach.

September

Annual Photography/Digital Arts Exhibition

Usually held early September – mid-October
Location: Ft. Walton Beach

850-244-1271
Arts and Design Society of Fort Walton Beach presents a judged competition of photography and digital art.

October

NW Florida Fair and Fine Arts Show

NW Florida Fairgrounds
Usually held late October

850-862-0211
Family event featuring carnival rides, games, food and fun.

Sandollar Motorcycle Club Pumpkin Run

Liza Jackson Park

Usually held late October

850-244-0376
Join the fun ride across NW Florida and a chance to win lots of prizes in this charity poker run.

November

St Simon's 2004 Arts and Crafts Fair
Usually held early November

850-862-5685
The event features over 100 local and regional vendors.

42nd Annual Camellia Show
Usually held mid-November

850-651-0385
Exhibitors from several states in the southeast compete for prizes in various categories. Plants are available for sale.

World's Greatest Baby Shower

NW Florida Fairgrounds

Usually held mid-November

850-833-9284
Pregnant women and new parents of children up to 3 months old are invited to visit display booths on prenatal health, well baby care, parenting, immunizations and more.

December

Jingle Bell Run 5K/10K

Fort Walton Beach

Usually held early December

850-863-4238

Christmas on Main Street

Usually held early December

Downtown Fort Walton Beach

850-664-6246
Enjoy breakfast with Santa, a merchant open house, Christmas tree lighting, lighted boat parade and more.

Community Chorus Christmas Production

Fort Walton Beach Civic Auditorium
Usually held mid-December

850-651-3563
The Fort Walton Beach Community Chorus presents their annual Christmas production.

Eggnog Jog

Fort Walton Beach

850-863-4238

Usually held mid-December
5K race.

Arts and Entertainment

First Arts

United Methodist Church

103 First Street

Ft. Walton Beach, FL 32578

850-243-9292

First Arts is a program of concerts, performing arts, and visual art events sponsored by the First United Methodist Church, Fort Walton Beach. The concert series is aimed at bringing quality, affordable entertainment for the entire family to the Fort Walton Beach area and the surrounding communities. Programs have varied from chamber music to mime.

Northwest Florida Ballet

310 Perry Avenue Southeast
Fort Walton Beach, FL 32549

800-664-7787

Founded in 1969 by Bernadette Clements, the Northwest Florida Ballet is one of the longest running arts organizations in Northwest Florida. The Northwest Florida Ballet is a semi-professional company that provides cultural enrichment for communities throughout Northwest Florida. The company presents many outstanding dance productions each season including the family favorite, The Nutcracker, classics such as Giselle and Cinderella and mixed repertory programs with live music. During the spring, the ballet packs up its stage and presents free outdoor performances in area parks which are very popular with the public.

Stage Crafters Community Theatre

Fort Walton Beach Civic Auditorium on Highway 98

850-243-1101

Stage Crafters is one of the area's oldest community theaters. It was formed in 1972 and has grown steadily in quality and audience appeal. A season consists of four shows, which usually include a musical, a drama, a farce, and a romance or mystery.

Fort Walton Beach Destination Overview

With a reported 343 average days of sunshine per year, Fort Walton Beach is a sun lover’s paradise. Combine beautiful weather with magnificent beaches, great attractions, dolphins playing in the surf, a host of activities, as well as great food and entertainment, and you have the ideal formula for a perfect vacation. There is even significant evidence of pirates visiting the area, the most notorious being Billy Bowlegs, between 1500 – 1800; not to mention artifacts dating back thousands of year. Be sure to visit the Indian Temple Mound and Museum which offers glimpses into Indian civilizations of the past 10,000 years. When it comes to near perfect weather, Fort Walton Beach can top the list.

With a moderate climate year round due to its proximity to the Gulf of Mexico and its western Florida location, each season has something special to offer. Winter and summer are the two busiest times of year, although late February and the entire month of March become quite crowded when thousands of spring break students hit the area. In the winter, people from the north enjoy coming south for the warmer temperatures and numerous activities the city has to offer. With so many sunny days, any time of year is perfect for watching the dolphins display their “dancing” abilities in their natural surroundings while you sip on a cool drink. For a change of pace, visit the US Air Force Armament Museum.

This indoor-outdoor museum is located on one of the world's largest air force bases and displays aircraft and weaponry of the American military from WWII to the Gulf War. The museum's showpiece is the SR-71 Blackbird spy plane, but a variety of other fighter and bomber planes are on exhibit as well. It’s an interesting and educational experience not to be missed. For a day with the family, there are numerous opportunities available. The Gulfarium is one of America’s oldest marine parks.

It hosts Atlantic bottlenose dolphins, California sea lions, Peruvian penguins, Ridley turtles and more in fascinating Gulf-edged exhibits. Watch these amazing animals fascinate adults and children alike as they soar towards the clouds while performing the “Dolphin Dance”. For top enjoyment in water sports, visit the Okaloosa Island Pier. It’s a perfect vantage point for surfing and fishing as well as people-watching and catching a quick bite to eat. Special events abound throughout the year including Spring Break, the annual Boat Show, as well as concerts, ballet and the performing arts.

No matter what the interest, Fort Walton Beach has it. Easily accessible and quite affordable, this Florida Panhandle destination has just the right mix of things to do and see to make it a “let’s do it again” destination. Bring your camera, Fort Walton Beach is waiting.

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