This lovely park looks out onto the Dickerson Bay that is a part of the Gulf of Mexico. It is on…read morethe water with a pebbly beach. There are some playground sets here including swings and climbing equipment. A half-court basketball court with benches is in excellent condition A structure with a music stage has restrooms. I believe there are seafood festivals hosted here. A walking loop is also available. Adequate parking. Note that the park is not lighted in order to protect the sea turtles. It is only open dawn to dusk. [Review 14659 overall, 159 of 2021, number 1226 in Florida.]

Spankloads of trout and redfish off thier fishing pier.. but if you jig.. the pier is very high off…read morethe water and before youve reeled half your line in the jigs off the bottom and not fishing.. so any other lures are fine.. but baits the way to go here

This evening Tony and I drove in St. Mark's National Wildlife Refuge to check out Wakulla Beach…read more It's quite near our Airbnb and easily located with Google Maps app. It's free to enjoy. Located on Wakulla Beach Rd right off SR-98, down a sandy dirt road 3.5 miles. Very secluded make sure phone charged, Gas full, tire pressures good and you have some fresh water and a couple granola bars Be prepared Highly recommend

This is not a beach to hang out on and catch rays. It's a historical location that is a nice place…read moreto put in a kayak. It's more of a nature preserve than a beach. It's in the St. Marks Wildlife Refuge, you drive down a long dirt road to reach the beach. It is not always possible to travel the road & should be avoided during hurricanes. You should drive extremely show to preserve the road for residents & other visitors, and to enjoy the wildlife. If you cannot make it to the end of the road b/c it's taking too long, you're visiting for the wrong reasons. Great place to interact with fiddler crabs. Visit the ruins of the old hotel.

Great location! We had a lovely spot on the bay. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The…read moregrounds are well kept, and we had a wonderful time there. Walking distance to excellent food choices and if you like chicken you have to try market/gas station! We would stay again!

The campground itself is super privately positioned to offer the most exceptional sunset and…read moresunrise views of your life over the Ochlocknee Bay. If that's not enough, the park itself is clean, quiet, well maintained and supported by phenomenal staff which is definitely the icing. The facilities and laundry services are all clean and updated. There is a pool on site, which is always a nice thing to have in Florida. The park itself is never so overrun that you feel like you're constantly on top of somebody else or having somebody else in your space. Our entire time that we stayed here was actually right after Hurricane Helene hit the area, we had only just purchased our house when it was totally ruined by the hurricane & luckily we still had our rig. This spot allowed us to be nearby while we were trying to even just simply be able to get back in our house to assess damage but beyond that the folks here really did everything that they could to support and lift us up and in an exceptionally hard time. I say all of this as a someone who lived full-time on the road in our class A rig prior to buying here locally so I totally understand the usual complaints/hoped for items when you're looking for somewhere to stay. While placed in rule setting, there are beach access points within 10 miles either direction from the campground but genuinely you just can't beat the dock here as far as fishing, hanging and catching the sunrise and sunset. However just really want to highlight how amazing the folks here are as we understood that our who was catastrophically ruined and unlivable, they really went above and beyond to help us out in every way that they could to provide us a place to stay and any support that we may have needed. Just really great people running a really great local, quiet hidden gem.

This neat park was a great spot to take a quick walk and get some fresh air before bundling back up…read moreinto the RV. Especially nice to get here after shopping at Walmart. This super park has a restroom, which was nice. A walking loop and benches. The only downside is that it is right next to the busy roadway so there's not much opportunity to zone out from the world at this park. Each lap is 0.6 of a mile. I did one and that was enough for today. Plenty of parking. [Review 14654 overall, 154 of 2021, number 1222 in Florida.]

If we lived in this area, or we were staying for an extended period of time, this would be an ideal…read morespot to walk, watch the world go by, and relax. The walking path is made of a unique material that is soft and squishy. It would probably be less taxing to walk on than asphalt or long grass. Walking on it definitely puts a spring in one's steps! We liked the gazebo and benches along the path. We observed family members walking dogs, and with each other. In the shade, it was much cooler than the 90° I saw on my phone.

Great people, totally worth the money and the experience. Had such a fun trip up and down the…read moreriver, saw all kinds of wild life. I would highly recommend it if your in the area!!

Great kayaking, friendly staff, sweet kitty and so much to see in the water. Robert was very…read morehelpful, friendly and knowledgeable. Can't wait to return.

Very nice place if you are into fishing , the campground store is very nice and everyone is very…read morehelpful

4 stars because the prices are right, motel clean, great location…read more We try to book this hidden gem every scallop season. Yeh, the motel isn't the Hilton but this is a fish camp! Clean, cold air conditioned rooms after a long day on the water is great. They offer a nice bait/ship store with super friendly people. We enjoy renting their 24' center consoles. They're super fast, stable, easy to operate, and reliable. Not only can some of our group find scallops but others fish for trout while we drift along the grassy flats of St. Marks. Other amenities include a covered fillet station with running fresh water, trailer parking, joining rooms, etc... Tip: Try to book a cottage. Two rooms and a screened porch but they book very early in the season. Also, if you see the cute little otter swimming around while your filleting your fish, toss him a few fish scraps. Adorable!

Nothing matches the feeling of walking on the cool sands of a pristine beach before sunrise, the…read morenight sky dampens the palms condensing the heat from the day before, everyday creates a new image for those that seek the secrets that it holds. The water, sand, sun and sky have always held magic, like religion for free spirited souls. I come here to disconnect on many levels but also to connect with a sense of calmness that only exist by the sea. Some beaches are filled by the masses they flock and frolic and fill every inch of real estate, some beaches seem abandoned, deserted and sacred, that's where you'll find me. Carrabelle Beach is calm, it's tranquil, peaceful and historic. The "forgotten coast" is the last remaining stretch of unspoiled, pristine Gulf Coast beaches, it's like no other and I have experienced many, for me there may not be a better place to do nothing...

This beautiful white sand beach is located just west of the center of Carrabelle. A large parking…read morelot extends the length of the beach where there are covered picnic tables (power outlets?) and a building with restroom facilities. It's a stunning crescent-shaped beach with a great view of the Saint George Sound that leads into the Gulf of Mexico. Note that the seagulls are particularly aggressive. I was easing a piece of cheese (cheese!) and they were swarming in a very scary way until there was no cheese left. [Review 14667 overall, 167 of 2021, number 1233 in Florida.]

Great place to rent a boat and a captain! We had four little ones and Capt Boone made sure they…read morewere comfortable, and was always finding dolphins!