We did the full nature trail loop & checked out one of the beach access points, & were disappointed... read more
Pack a picnic lunch, a blanket, an umbrella and plenty of drinks! It’s a nice place to set up for... read more
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We did the full nature trail loop & checked out one of the beach access points, & were disappointed in not seeing anything more interesting than lizards & birds. So much of the park seems to be for campers or people with permits only. It...More
Pack a picnic lunch, a blanket, an umbrella and plenty of drinks! It’s a nice place to set up for the day to swim, snorkel, walk and enjoy the day. It’s extremely hot during May/June but this time of year is nice and breezy! We...More
The beaches in the park are much more accessible for those with mobility problems. Shells were everywhere, beautiful shells, not just ordinary ones.
This is a favorite camping park for us. There are two camping area: one is called Shady Pines the other is Gulf Breeze. Gulf Breeze has fewer trees and is our favorite altho' both are very pleasant with adequate room between sites and an easy...More
We drove this park to see what it is like. There are two campgrounds - one sandy near the beach. The other is in a more wooded area. Their is a picnic area for day visitors. Looks like it would be a nice place to...More
We needed a break from the beach and wanted to do a little hiking. This park was perfect for our family, kids 9 & 7. We go there mid morning and took the Scenic Trail hike - 1.8 miles. It allowed us to take our...More
Quiet beach and there are not many people. Trails to enjoy...fun way to spend your day and enjoy nature.
Be sure to take advantage of the Nature Trail while visiting, as it offers a lovely vista of the peninsula..
This place is beautiful. The beaches are white sand and there are no buildings in site for miles. We were there over spring break and at most there were 10 other people on the entire beach any of the beaches we hit in the park....More
We camped here for 3 nights in February. We were in the Shady Pines campground, site 73. This is a good site, private and backs up to the woods. The only problem is the park decided to burn off underbrush and the fire got away...More
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