We visited this park today to take part in the get up and go kayaking, we had a great tour guide Tod, who was very friendly and a wealth of knowledge about different mangroves as well as many other very interesting facts about Florida wildlife, plant life and the inlet systems. There is a lot to see, and it's a great time to explore and bond with your group, get up and go is a franchise so check and see if they are in your area! Great way to get outdoors and explore! Hope to do this again one day! read more

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Loved this beautiful park with the beach and water views. Have an annual state park pass so took advantage of visiting the Fort Pierce State Park. Well worth it. read more

Great waves, great people watching, cool jetty. Showers, bathrooms, Italian ice. Definitely will be back read more

Fort Pierce Inlet State Park - Beaches Near Me - Fort Pierce, Florida

Beautiful park with lots of parking, shelters to eat under, and beach! Pretty low key beach with soft sands and clean water. We walked for a mile with uninterrupted views of the ocean. There are several bathroom options although the main ones were closed and they had temporary ones set up. These were pretty stinky so pack your mask and some spray if you must. $6 per car admission but they take cash or credit. We will definitely be back! read more

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Fort Pierce Inlet State Park is small but beautiful State Park, it's unique in its offerings with a variety of things to do, a small beach is nestled along a man-made jetty that wasn't exactly installed to fish off of but there were a number of hardcore fishermen that crawled the uneven slippery surfaces to get that perfect spot to cast a line into the rushing waters of the Inlet while other challenge the Inlet on their jet skis, fishing and sail boats, I love these inlets that connect the Intracoastal Waterway to the ocean up and down the east coast of Florida and if you happen to be here when the tide changes its really something to see, the massive volume of water that pour through is phenomenal. This park offers recreational opportunities for the locals as well as for those of us that are just passing through. It's was pretty clear during our visit that it's a great place to spent the day relaxing, the parking is adequate but the walk to the beach can be quite long if you have to park in the over-flow lot so you may want to bring along a wagon or lots of friends to help you tote everything you'll need for a day at the beach. There are some beautiful hiking trails and the park boost to be the home to a variety of birds and wildlife including bobcats - although we didn't see any on this visit. read more

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Had a lovely afternoon at Fort Pierce Inlet State Park with family from several different areas of Florida. The ranger at the gate was pleasant, efficient, and welcomed me to the park. The beach is a bit of a walk from the parking lot so if you have to carry a lot of beach gear with you, be prepared to hike a bit. The beach is clean and well maintained. We enjoyed watching the boats of all sizes going in and out of the inlet. Some of the facilities were closed because of covid so we didn't get to check out the playground or pavilions.Looking forward to returning. read more

Gorgeous spot on the inlet! Very relaxing day watching the boats, paddle boarding and fishing. Great value for the $6 entry fee. read more

Fort Pierce Inlet State Park - Inlet side of the park - Beaches Near Me - Fort Pierce, Florida

Great waves for surfing. Plenty of parking. Beautiful blue waters! Bathrooms, picnic tables, pavilions. Not too busy. Enjoyed our time! Worth the cost of admission to the park. read more

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If this park could open the gate on time it'd be a lot better, they consistently open the gate 10-15 minutes late everytime I go.

Well we haven't seen the park yet but my first impression is poor. They closed the gate for a 10 minute shift change which now is going on 25-30 minutes. Nobody know why 4 people in the booth can't do a shift change without closing the gate for entry. Absurd! read more

Great for surfing! Visited as part of a tour of SFL state parks. Nice large beach, men's and women's restrooms (not in the best state), tons of picnic tables and views of the water. A good park for a nice afternoon out. read more

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Was very nice to get some photos. Clean beach full of sea shells and from what I could tell they have walk ways/trails that you can do and get to see some of the wildlife like the birds and even bobcats! My next trip to Florida I'll definitely have to stop here and make it a camping trip once things go back to normal. read more

If you are a SURFER this is the place to go. I really like the open beach. Lots of parking.

Went to the beach yesterday with my family. Usually we love this beach. It has always been one of our favorites. Yesterday the beach was completely covered in seaweed. The water was head to toe seaweed. It was gross. We couldn't stay. The kids were itchy and not having fun. We left and went to a pool. I suggest calling before you go to see if they have resolved the problem. read more

Great beach! Soft sand, good bathroom facilities and outside showers. No too busy. Have gone there every spring break for 3 years for kids to boogie board, good waves. Many other local surfers too. read more

This is a great beach! Just please remember to clean after yourself and leave nothing behind. (PLEASE READ THIS): According to google, there is 5.25 TRILLION pounds of plastic in the ocean and 4 million micro-plastic. Some days there are some seaweed, just move or leave, that simple. It is great for surfing, swimming, fishing, and snorkeling. Also, if you see a turtle nest, PLEASE do not touch it. There are 6.5 million sea turtles left on this planet from people throwing trash in the ocean, fishermen catching them and suffocating them with the nets to catch fish, and people disturbing their nests/habitats. If you want to use sunscreen, I recommend Thinksport SPF 50 Sunscreen, Kokua Sun Care Hawaiian SPF 50 Natural Zinc Sunscreen, All Good SPF 30 Sport Sunscreen Lotion, Suntegrity Natural Mineral Sunscreen, Raw Elements SPF 30 Certified Natural Sunscreen, Stream2Sea SPF 30 Mineral Sunblock, Mama Kuleana Waterproof SPF 30 Reef-safe Sunscreen, Manda Organic SPF 50 Sun Paste, Babo Botanicals SPF 30 Clear Zinc Lotion, Raw Love SPF 35 All-natural Mineral Sunscreen, Art of Sport Skin Armor Sunscreen Lotion, Hello Bello Sunscreen Lotion. You can find then at a supermarket (Publix) or a surf/swim shop. It is fine to use the regular sunscreen with oxybenzone in pools, please do use them at beaches. The sunscreens that have oxybenzone in it, the coral dies. Banana boat sunscreen is harmful to the corals. Remember to pick up after yourself, don't touch animal habitats, use coral-safe sunscreen, and be safe! Thank you for reading this! :) read more