Really nice place. Never been to a Florida beach and it was nice. Really friendly place. It's a…read morecute city.

Friendly, helpful and a lot of info here. Plus the dog is cute. Great parking area tooread more

Walking distance to all the amenities and directly on the beach. Place to Park your bike. And all…read morekinds of great restaurants nearby. The kitchen is super well appointed

Cape St. George Light is well worth visiting while exploring St. George Island. The island sits a…read moregood distance from the mainland, and crossing the long bridge makes the trip feel like a destination before you even reach the lighthouse. The brilliant white tower looked beautiful against the deep-blue Florida sky, and the surrounding grounds provided several excellent angles for photographs. Inside the museum, the displays explained the lighthouse's history and included a particularly interesting exhibit about the Fresnel lens and how its system of prisms concentrated and projected the light far out to sea. The lighthouse, museum and island setting combine to make this a fascinating stop along Florida's Forgotten Coast. Cape St. George Light 2B East Gulf Beach Drive St. George Island, FL 32328

I can't believe I found this place so breath taking. Parking was next to it. Their gift shop ladies…read morewere so sweet and helpful I made inside the lighthouse because of their willingness. I do appreciate it after driving hrs. We paid $7 per person to clime it. One thing I recommend do legging exercise at home and people overweight wont feet the square space to reach to the top part on the wall metal stairs you need to hold on to it to clime up very narrow whom ever has long legs will be difficult too since the steps and space don't give you room to fold them. We headed to the beach afterwords to my surprise being in the Golf coast the water was clean and warm. Not shells almost very disappointing. A few people some music playing in the background nothing disturbing. One thing I did liked was the kids box beach toy available by the sand I guess you bring it back to it. Very relaxing place I amused till next time!

Staying in the camper across the street ! The beach was very nice , clean and free of any seaweed…read more The various people that came to the beach kept distances and privacy . The salt water was warm and enjoyable , the clarity varied with the tide . We found the sand to be sugar sand and no rocks or debris in the water or on the beach .

Awesome to visit specially in low tide. We are heading to the light house and stopped to enjoy this…read morebeach very fine sand water still a little dark did not stopped this folks to enjoy it.

Nice quiet place to live If you like peace and quiet this…read moreis it Beaches are great water is brown due to river discharge of mud but that's fine

An absolute beautiful hidden gem of a beach. Came here as I was traveling down from Tallahassee and…read moreover to Panama City. Decided to take a detour and I am so glad I did. I was able to catch the sunset at this little beach and had the best time enjoying God's beauty by myself. Thankful I came here and the views were surreal.

A boater's paradise, at least from the crowd that was going into/leaving this state park. I made a…read morebike ride into the state park one early morning and we also boated into the state park area (used a third party rental service). It's worth noting that this state park is meant more for the beach/boating crowd. There was one or two hiking trails, one of which was only .75ish miles in length. Use AllTrails app for better reviews on those trails. There is a daily entrance fee for everyone, including those that bike/run/walk/wheelchair into the state park without a vehicle. When we snorkeled in the area, there were tons of sting rays and lots of random small fishes in the area. Definitely an experience!

Best beach in all Florida hand down. It was so relaxing being able to snorkel at the Bay Area and…read morethe entire park is beautiful

Tony and I went over to Shell Point Beach off the Gulf Coast in Florida near our Airbnb. This beach…read morehas a lot of condos and senior citizens communities. It was free to go to beach it's open sunrise to sundown. There is plenty of parking and public restrooms but no lifeguards so you swim at your own risk. Very lovely beach with some shells. Definitely recommend and will go back when in the area.

Originally we were going to go to another beach, but we wound up at Shell Point Beach due to time…read moreconstraints. It was practically sunset and the day was nearly done, so four of us went and just ate snacks and chatted the night away until we got kicked out. Beach is small, water is blah, but the views are lovely and the wind in my hair felt nice. We managed to snag a table right in front of the action and we saw many people pass us by. Coming from Miami, a beach like this one is unlike anything I've seen before. It's not crazy full of people doing who knows how many things at once. In all honesty, I only wish I had brought a paper and pen with me. It was the type of scene that gave me inspiration to write.

#96 of 100 December Challenge Beautiful, vast sandy beaches…read moreand ocean ar3 all I need for some rest and relaxation. Florida has some secret less crowded areas and this fits the bill. No noisy high standing condos or hotels. Just beautiful white sand and vast oceans.

Well, I live close to here I'd never taken any time to visit Bald Point State Park until recently…read more On a Saturday morning the ladies and I decided to go for a hike and I have to say I was seriously impressed. Having spent a lot of time living in Colorado and being used to hiking and how often times trails can be hard to navigate and hard to find I was super happy and again really impressed by the detail on the trails here. Every single section of trail that we utilize was super well marked, clearly able to be understood and everything was well maintained. No trash in sight which is such a rarity and the trails themselves offered such a unique beautiful perspective of a gorgeous piece of wild land here in Florida.

Mexico Beach Florida! Almost totally lost to Hurricane Michael in 2018. But the small beach town…read morerose from the ashes like a phoenix and today Mexico Beach is growing rapidly. While new business and homes are popping up you can still come to Mexico Beach for a relaxing and peaceful vacation. Just please make sure you keep our beaches clean; "we don't swim in your toilet, so please don't poop on our beach.". Feeling adventurous try renting a jet ski or riding the banana float even parasailing with Hector down where the new future Toucan's will be, enjoy some live music at Mango Marley's or El Governor, grab a fish sandwich for lunch at Killer Seafood or a hotdog from Redz or some brisket from Tex Kitchen, for dinner head down to our neighbor Port St Joe Beach for Oysters at Shipwreck or happy hour at Lookout Lounge, then end the night with an ice cold craft at the newly opened Forgotten Coast Brewing Company. While we may be a little sleepy beach town we still have a lot to offer.

Beautiful Beach, everyone here has been very nice!! Lots of rentals!! Kudos to the residents and…read morebusiness owners here who are working diligently to rebuild the community!! They took a heavy blow when Hurricane Michael dealt them destruction in 2018!! They continue to work to rebuild their community!! Many of what was once brick and mortar restaurants currently operate out of food trucks and offer outside seating!! They're a few full service restaurants who work hard to meet the needs of visitors, so be prepared for long waits for seating!!