Nestled on Florida's unspoiled Atlantic Coast, Flagler Beach draws in visitors with its charming,…read morepeaceful atmosphere and retro style while offering six miles of pristine shoreline, ocean-view dining, eclectic shops, lush green parks, bountiful fishing spots, surfable waves, and free access to the beach. Take a walking tour of historic downtown Flagler Beach, check out the museum, or explore the scenic trails at the local nature preserves. This is one of my favorite cities with my favorite beach! Surf's Up!!!

Celebrated my Birthday at the Chill Bar in Flagler Beach and the rooftop views were incredible…read more Great little shops, bars and restaurants. Lots of friendly people and I can't to come back.

Loved the beach here. Wasn't crowded at all super clean and nice people around. Came from Houston…read moreso this was a cute spot for pictures

Looks good BUT the entire beach front, just underneath the water, is a porous and hole-y shelf of…read morerock. It is, IMO, very dangerous for a dog or a human. I will never take him there again.

Old Salt Park has this quiet, natural charm that makes it easy to enjoy from the outside looking…read morein. The dunes feel almost sculpted by time, covered in sea oats that sway just enough to make the whole place feel peaceful. What I love most is that it's a relaxed spot where animals and their owners can simply exist without all the usual chaos of a crowded beach. You see people walking their dogs along the sand or letting them explore the edges of the dunes, and the whole scene feels calm and genuine. Even as someone who doesn't have a dog myself, I like watching those little moments where animals seem perfectly content and humans look just as relaxed. I think that's why Old Salt Park sticks with me. It's not trying to be a polished postcard beach. It's a little wild, a little rugged, and completely unbothered by perfection. The kind of place where nature feels honest and the atmosphere feels easy. It gives you room to breathe, to think, to just take in the view without any pressure. And even without a dog, I can appreciate a place that lets people and their pets be themselves. It's peaceful in a way you don't find everywhere, and that simple, natural beauty is what makes it meaningful to me. there is a great FREE place to park nearby.. or you can park for free at the resort and just walk

This area is great for walking and less crowded than Flagler beach. It's north of Flagler beach in…read morethe Hammock Dunes area of Palm Coast. Dogs are allowed on a leash. There's parking, but not that many spaces, maybe 20. There's a shower and bathroom. You can get there by paying for the toll bridge from I95, or you can get there free by going in from the beach's south in Palm Coast.

Free beach along A1A. Beachside is wonderful. Unpaved parking alongside the road. Walkway to…read morebeach. Whale watching is seasonable but bird/marine life is wonderful!

This is a park with a long stretch of beach. No DOGS allowed unfortunately. For dogs you have to…read morego north to Flagler county line. Occasionally you will see a wright wale go by or dolphins fishing. If you are biking the loop this is a great place to stop and rest at the beach.

Not to crowded nice beach with facility's.State park entrance fee $5.00 worth every penny.Plenty of…read moreparking with easy access ramp.

Gamble Rogers State Park is another gem in the crown that is Flagler Beach, Florida. My family and…read moreI finally had a chance to spend some time here today, and we really enjoyed it! The park is actually split in two - divided by picturesque Florida Highway A1A (a gem in itself). The ocean side has a honor system pay box where you deposit $5 for the day, and place a numbered stub on your dashboard. The Intracoastal side has a ranger station, staffed by very friendly and informative park rangers. We ended up picking up a yearly family pass for $120. This allows up to eight people to access any of Florida's 175 State Parks. Gamble Rogers is immaculately clean and well-maintained. The picnic areas on the Intracoastal side are particularly nice! The boat ramp and kayak launching areas are very nice as well. Bathrooms were impeccably tidy - something that's always appreciated! We spent some time walking on the Joe Kenner Nature trail, and saw lots of wildlife. There are many campsites here (on both sides). We did not check out these areas because the roads were marked "for registered campers only." My only disappointment was that the beachside public walkover to the beach itself was closed - presumably due to storm damage. Hopefully this gets opened soon, as the only was to access the Gamble Rogers SP Beach would be to utilize one of the several walkovers in the beachside campground (not sure if this is allowed - will ask next time I'm there). Can't wait to go back - a super-nice State Park that is only a few minutes from my home.

Nice local beach to do morning walks, complete with Doggie bags to keep the beach clean & free f/…read more'poopies'... if dog owners would be responsible & use of them, which most do. Boardwalk & sand walkway to the ocean. Lots of different flora & fauna to enjoy... but watch out for the submerged rocks! Nice little beach for sunbathing and building sandcastles, but NOT a good place to swim. Fairly clean bathrooms... grey water outdoor shower, approx 24 parking spaces, 2 picnic tables. And if you're from NJ, NY, RI, MA, MD, IL, IN, MO, OH, PA, TN, AL... you are likely to run into a compatriot... LOTS of out-of-state peeps have become new p/t & some, even f/t, residents in #PalmCoast. ALSO... PLEASE walk your trash, glass, plastic, used sunscreen, condoms, doggy bags & half-eaten food back up the dunes, to the trash bins. If full, be a considerate beach-goer & take your garbage back to your home trash & recycle bins. Let's keep Jungle Hut pristine for everyone to enjoy... & the turtles, too!

Yesterday was a perfect afternoon just to hang out by the beach. This would be the perfect place…read morefor that's it's nice and secluded. Sand is smooth. This beach has bathrooms, shower and nearby parking and dog friendly. That's everything I want. But it's only good for hanging out. I wouldn't swim here. Lots of those big rocks you could seriously break your ankle. It's nice to take pics for sure and super relaxing!

Visited Flagler Beach during Xmas time. We had stayed across the street at Compass Margaritaville…read moreResort so it was a nice walk across the street. Loved seeing the sunrise and the beach view was so pretty. At the time, they were doing construction by the pier, so I walked under it to see the sunrise r with no obstructions. There was street parking with no parking fees here. One half of this beach is dog friendly and the other is not so make sure to check that out online. We didn't stay on the beach just visited and walked since it was chilly.

Waves were incredible today thanks to Imelda! The water is somewhat warm so a wet suit is not…read moreneeded but also not not needed lol Also found a lot of shells and spotted lots of wildlife. Usually the water is calm but today was perfect for surf. Lots of surfers were here today. Careful though lots of debris everywhere. I would say this beach is better than Daytona any day

This place is beautiful! I visited for the first time January 12 2025…read moreIf you want some peace and quiet for the day this is the place for you. Take a walk on the trail to see the stunning views of the river. They have boat rides, kayak rentals, camping here and quite a few hiking trails. They do have a general store called The Outpost for your camping needs or if you just want a beer. If you need to get away from the hustle and bustle for a day this is the place for you.

The park is such a hidden treasure. I've been to many state parks and some have basic amenities but…read morethis park has it all (in regard to trails and things to do). Beautiful scenery, historic monuments, charming beach area, clean restrooms, and a unique eclectic onsite store.

Breathtaking views. From old beautiful trees to highways w covered green branches for miles to a…read morespectacular ocean view. The whole loop is longer than 10 miles and several people will probably try to zoom past, I suggest pulling over and letting them pass so you can enjoy all it has to offer. Also some amazing houses both on the ocean and the Halifax river to see. Overall it's a good day. And there are more than 1 state parks you can detour off on if you like.

This was a lovely drive- plenty of opportunities to pull off for fishing, to put in kayaking or…read morejust enjoy tailgating right there at the waters edge. Classic natural Florida alive and well. The roads obviously flood and often. They had the road closed sign off to the side when we entered the scenic drive and several signs about roads may flood~ obviously- the water is right there! If fact- you should be careful driving or you could easily find yourself taking a corner too fast and ending up in the water! I wouldn't want to drive this at night. Lucky for me- we drove it in bright beautiful daylight and I hung out the window taking snapshots as we drove by. Plenty of people were fishing! Just a good day to be outdoors. I know there is some hiking trails too~ we obviously didn't do that part.