A lovely park. Stroll through the mossy-filled treed grounds. Nice paths. Relax by the lake. Lots…read moreof parking. Very worthwhile.

Beautiful park to take a walk in. We came for a couple of hours to check it out. You pay at the…read moreentrance, bring cash. It's the honor system. You put four dollars in an envelope. Parking was easy and plentiful. The house is pretty and the trees surrounding it are really cool. You can tour the house but we did not do that since we had little kids with us. There's a small gift shop where the tours start. There's a fountain in front of the house with koi in it but the water was full of algae. It was really hard to see the fish. I felt bad for them. There's a butterfly garden on the side of the house and we did see butterflies, dragonflies, bees and even a little frog. You can walk out on a pier over the water. There are picnic areas there of you would like to bring a lunch. Some of the water areas have warnings about gators and the trails have warnings about bears. Fortunately we did not run into either.

Im in awe at how beautiful this state park is. You'd think you were in Turks & Caicos, but no it's…read morejust 30A! It cost $5 to get in and $2.50 if you are in the military. They have wood and ice to purchase, paddle boards to rent (you can reserve online), RV camping areas and much more. The bathrooms aren't that great or clean, that definitely needs major improvement but this state park has major potential.

Took at day trip from our campsite in PCB for a day of exploring and shelling, unfortunately the…read moreshelling was a bust but we did get to experience another one of Florida's beautiful State Parks. I can't stress enough how valuable it is to purchase an annual SP pass, Florida has so many beautiful parks if you are traveling across the state this annual pass will more than pay for itself. Visiting this park during the off season was especially rewarding, no crowds so we practically had the entire beach to ourselves, the white sugar sand and clear warm water was the perfect place to be on a warm fall day. Although shelling was a disappointment the abundance of wildlife and native plants more than made up for it. This is definitely a state park I'd return too, maybe spend a few days here in the RV when in the area...

Welcome to the real Florida! natural dunes, native plant life, LONG bridge to beach. Bring in what…read moreyou want, no amenities just what you bring. There is a BR on site, but the LONG bridge is LONG. Plenty of front row spots and not a lot of ppl. We enjoyed it bc it was close to our ABNB, we golf carted it there, paid $3 to enter the park, and enjoyed our time there! We were able To wagon in our stuff Bc they have ramps.

Beautiful white sand beach as you cross over about 1/4 mile walkway to get to the beach. There are…read morerestrooms in the parking lot & about 20 parking spots . We were there off season but I heard it's very difficult to find a spot so go super early. This is one of the few public beaches. If you're renting on 30 A and don't have private beach access this is a great option. But remember it's a hike to the beach. Located about .5 mile from The Big Chill

A beautiful, accessible FL trail Good parking near Old…read moreMiller Place in Grayton Well marked A diverse spectrum of color Minimally hiked Abundant wildlife Dense forest Well maintained Flat elevation Bears too!

What a great experience for now and the future. So many miles of hiking or biking on flat sand…read moreand gravel throughout the park. The trails are marked well. There is a full service bathroom at the main building where you enter after driving less than a mile from Panama City beach parkway/ Griffey Rd. Address: 100 Conservation Drive, Panama City Beach, FL 32413. 24 miles of hiking/ biking while walking on elevated boardwalk or sandy trails. Nice respite from the beach. A chance to see alligator eagle hawks etc

Once was the best trail park in Florida, but unfortunately the St. Joe Company is razing the…read moreforests here to put up more hotels, storage units and vacation rental service stations - so the entire beautiful eastern entrance to this park was recently destroyed. Destin, Rosemary Beach and Panama City Beach already allowed destruction of the gorgeous natural white-sand dunes that once graced the Gulf. Now they're coming for the forests. At least the trails here should remain since the park doubles as a water treatment facility. So sad - native Florida is getting devoured by development.

While staying at St. Andrews Park we took both the Sunset Dolphin Cruise and the Dolphin Snorkel…read moreTour. Both were excellent. The Sunset Cruise was a blast with more Dolphins than I have ever seen, and I have been on several. The Dolphin Snorkel tour was wonderful. Brian took us to 2 different snorkel spots. After that we went on a great ride, learning some history of the area and after a bit of searching we got more dolphins, with one swimming right in front of the boat. I highly recommend both trips. It would be great if Brian's boat was cleared for going out into the Gulf.

I've been to St Andrews several times, including being lucky enough to camp once. I say lucky and I…read moremean it...it's tough to get a spot unless you're a good planner. I ain't. Still, I did a day hike on Gator Trail with THE Mr. Freckles McWolfington, and we had a blast. He wasn't happy about being stuck on leash, but it IS called Gator Trail for a reason. When we got back to the trailhead, we walked over to the little deck and were treated to a terrifying growl from what was either the biggest gator in Florida or a T-Rex, we weren't sure. First time hearing a gator growl - it was so freaking cool. If you get a chance, come out for a walk and some time on the beach - no dogs allowed, though (don't tell Freki I called him a dog, please).

This park is beautiful. We stopped for a short time but what we saw was very nice. We saw a pelican…read moreand even a bald eagle. There is a nice dock you can walk on and a visitors center.

My wife and I were staying in Panama City Beach and we had a car for a few days, so we drove…read moretowards Destin. We stopped at a few State Parks and Camp Helen was the first one. Lots of cool buildings and it is about a 1/2 mile walk to the beach. There are some Pokemon stops if you play that game. The beach was nice and we spent about 30 minutes walking up and down the beach. It was a really nice day and this place is definitely worth a stop.

Road a bicycle on the 3.5 mile trail. Saw one person walking on the way. Must have off-road tires…read moreas sandy and/or muddy in spots. Nice ride among the trees.

"Don't live the same day over and over again and call that a life. Life is about evolving mentally,…read morespiritually, and emotionally." ~Germany Kent ~ I biked part of the Eastern Lake Trail today, and I liked it. It's well marked and a good, hard workout. That's why I ride, to get a workout, and biking is one way I challenge myself. But there is a fine line between challenging yourself and overwhelming yourself. I need to be more careful about overwhelming myself. It happens to me a lot because I push myself to my physical limits all the time.. I guess that's just who I am! If I keep it up, that may be how I check out, but that seems like it might be the best way to go. / -

It is almost time to say goodbye to Paradise, two more days and we will have to go back to reality…read more We thoroughly enjoy the park, the beach and the restaurants in the area. It is always going to be 5 star review for the Resort but this time if this review was for the Ranger I would give a ONE star because he has decided to not buy dog poop bags and some people just don't clean up after their dogs if you don't provide the basics because they are not prepared and I don't blame them because you expect to find bags like in ANY other Florida State Park to find poop bags all over. Now instead there is dog sh!t in some places that the Ranger should go and pick it up himself just because he is trying to save money to finish construction of his new office and moving resources from one budget item to another is not the solution, please poop bags are a must Mr Ranger, adhere to your budget and buy some bags so whoever is unprepared can clean up after their dog.

Great trails, great park! We did 5 miles of trails and saw a lot. The terrain varied from paved, to…read moretrails, to sand to dunes. The trails are marked and there are several maps along the way. It would be hard to get lost. There are selfie spots along the trails too!! There are also trolleys that take you to the lake and to the beach. I would come back when in the area again for sure.

The lark is located in a neighborhood at a 90 degree turn. There is a little parking lot as well…read more It's a perfectly fine trail if you're in the area. It's not marked super well - the trail according to the map is a straight shot, but many other paths/access roads intersect and there is not a lot of direction. The markers that are present are old, faded and sometimes hard to see. Also not the most interesting of hikes I've been on. If it's cloudy or you don't like the beach - it a bad place to take a walk.

Very pretty trail 8miles long we walked it but makes a very nice bike trail they have signs showing…read moreyou the deadly plants to avoid. Make sure you are taking precautions for ticks we ended up taking three home! Lots of deer in the area