I had an amazing time at Vilano beach with my two dogs. The hotel we stayed in accepted dogs and…read morethe beach allows dogs too! It made for the perfect get away. The dogs enjoyed walking the beach. We were able to take walks for sunrise and sunset. I highly recommend staying here.

this hotel will add additional charges without your knowledge. I booked on line and they emailed me…read morea confirmation with the total amount which I paid. the next day I checked my credit card statement and the charges had increase. I spoke with the manager and he lied about the whole thing. very poor management at this business . stayed as far away from this place as possible if you don't want to be over charged after the fact

Beautiful. Clean well maintained beaches with bathroom facilities, and plenty of parking…read more Not a drop of dirt or trash anywhere.

We came here as we're still exploring dog friendly beaches and ensuring that beach only allows…read moreleashed dogs. My dog doesn't like being approached randomly by dogs so being around off leashed dogs is always a risk. We do extensive research when going to beaches for her since she loves digging and swimming. Overall it was a very clean beach and we love how spread out it was for our reactive dog. It is on the the top list of dog beaches for us to visit!

Spent the day at Anastasia State Park and it really delivered. The beach was beautiful with soft…read moresand and plenty of space to spread out. It was definitely windy, but honestly it didn't take away from the experience at all. If anything it made the waves more fun to watch and kept things from getting too hot. The playground was a big hit with the kids. They had a great time running around and burning off energy while we relaxed nearby. It's one of those spots where both adults and kids can enjoy themselves without feeling cramped or bored. Between the scenery, the clean beach, and the family friendly setup, this is an easy five star stop. Would come back again without thinking twice.

Anastasia State Park is really a beautiful campground! Spaces are very spacious and secluded…read more Each campsite has water and electrical. A dump site is there for you. You can also tent here. You can come in to the park for day visits to go to the beach and BBQ under the oak trees. Very nice! There are some nice trails as well to experience. We went on the ancient trail that was hilly for Florida . An amazing experience! This park is extremely popular so plan ahead!

A little confusing that this is listed both on Yelp and on Apple Maps as "Saint Augustine Beach…read morePier" because the sign at the location says "The St. John's County Ocean & Fishing Pier." It's $2 to walk out on the pier ("Sightseeing", per the sign) but it's worth it. It's a beautiful view! Today was incredibly windy - so bad that I had trouble holding my binoculars in place while looking for birds. But I was able to log 9 bird species while there, just watching them fly by and/or on the beach. There are benches for sitting, but they did have the end of the pier blocked off. See other reviewers for speculation on why. There's also a pretty popular Farmer's Market that sets up every Wednesday in the parking lot in front of the pier. It's popular enough that we witnessed traffic bottleneck there, so be mindful of that.

If you love fishing, this is easily one of the best spots in St. Augustine! I visited this week…read morewhile on vacation, and since the weather was a bit cold the first few days, I decided to try fishing off the pier. I ended up loving it so much that I came back every single day. The staff in the shop are incredibly kind and welcoming--they really make the whole experience even more enjoyable and get you excited about fishing. One of the best parts is that you can rent fishing poles for the day, which is perfect if you're traveling and didn't bring your own gear. They also sell bait in the shop, so you don't have to worry if you run out.

It's impossible not to be captivated by the sheer beauty of this unspoiled and scenic shoreline…read morethat invigorates the senses. The sight of the frothy, salty blue-green waves gently lapping at the shoreline is mesmerizing, creating a soothing soundtrack that relaxes your mind, body and soul. Seagulls swoop and dive, calling out to each other as they ride the azure air currents above. The salty sea breeze carries the smell of adventure and relaxation, mingling with the sweet scent of the flower grapes and coconut oil. Seashells of all shapes and sizes dot the white glistening sand, treasures waiting to be discovered by curious beachcombers...from delicate sand dollars to spiral conch shells, each one tells a story of the alluring Atlantic ocean. St. Augustine Beach truly provided a picturesque & idyllic escape. Sea you soon!

It was very clean the only downside is wave were really strong so kids couldn't go far but we went…read moreseashell collecting and they had a blast after that

St Augustine Beach city is just about 20 minutes outside of St Augustine city…read more We stayed at a nice beach hotel with a great view of the ocean and their own private beach on St Augustine beach. Beautiful sunrises and sunsets. The beach is soft sand and easy to walk on. There are many people walking on the beach in the morning. Some are also on bicycles. The view is great. Thete are many restaurants, shops, gas stations, hotels, drug stores, and bars. It's a mini-city. It's a lot more quiet than St. Augustine.

4.5 I went here with my family and it was a fun day trip. We walked a lot. We ate there and there…read morewere many choices of food. We walked along in the shopping street where there are plenty of stores to browse in and buy things. There was a lot of architecture. There was also a Fort you can visit and learn about the history of it. It was a fun filled day. It's really hot so make sure you have sunscreen, bottled water and a hat.

Vilano Beach Pier is so cute and clean. I've taken a few boat cruises from this pier as well as…read morejust hung out with friends! There's a clean bathroom available, which was much appreciated! There were also many covered benches available all along the pier. Plus, lots of fishermen. There's a drive up circle at the beginning of the pier, convenient for dropping off and picking up someone. There was street parking, but depending on the time is day, you may have to drive around a bit to find a spot. There were several restaurants close by for dining. And the beach is pretty close.

This is a pretty spot to fish or stroll. This FREE pier is an excellent place to people watch or…read morebird watch. We came after eating at Beaches, so our parking was easy. I'm not sure if it is accessible all the time.

Great beach. Whenever I visit family, this is the beach we like to go to! I would recommend itread more

Crescent Beach is one of the best beaches in Saint Augustine. It's beautiful. The sand is great…read more The beach is super clean. I can't find one thing to complain about going to Crescent Beach.

This beach was kid friendly, clean, relaxing. Parking was a pain but other than that loved it!read more

Beautiful Atlantic coast beach. Red warning flag when we were there, but the pay station was not…read morebeing manned. We went for a very short walk, watching the waves crash and picked up a few different shells. People were maintaining social distance and the beach was absolutely pristine clean.

Porpoise Point is a drive on beach at the southern point of Vilano Beach. You can pay to get on the…read morebeach or buy an annual membership. It is located in the middle of a residential neighborhood. My friend picked me up at the Publix parking lot (far left of the lot if facing the store) where I left my car as I don't have 4-wheel drive and you MUST have 4-wheel drive to get on the beach. We pulled on to the beach and went to the left to meet up with other Ravens fans. We had a great time! The beach was clean and packed. But there was plenty of space for everyone. If you've never checked out the beach I highly recommend it!

Cool place to drive onto the beach. Great little slough to swim in…read more I tried my luck fishing a couple of times but got skunked both times. There's actually a cool little point there where you can cast into the relatively surf-less area if you want to sight fish. I heard a guy say he caught a big red over by the docks. Lots of mullet this time of year. Saw a stingray so be sure to shuffle your feet. Much better to go on a weekday. Very crowded on Saturday. It was combat fishing on the jetty. Hard to figure out where to park and there were some words exchanged between a couple of people about blocking views. Very cool to watch the boats go by. Nice view of the fort and the old town.