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

Excellent afternoon of fishing with Capt. Krista and her first mate, Luis. Besides catching a lot…read moreof fish, we saw dolphins playing, a 5-foot-wide stingray, and jellyfish. Thanks for an outstanding afternoon.

If you plan on going fishing with this charter, I would recommend having a back up plan. We filled…read moreout their form on the web site and called to confirm weeks before arriving in St. George. Once on the island I also followed up. There was no response from them and they never contacted us for the charter. It's a shame too because we have gone with them several times before. We had an excellent week as far as weather goes, but disappointed that we didn't get to fish. Go with someone else so that you'll get to go. If you don't have a backup plan, everything will be booked by the time your week comes around.

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.

Joel was very responsive to all questions before our trip, and he knew exactly where to go to find…read morefish. We caught grouper and snapper and a black fin shark, but the real fun was catching the massive amberjacks. So much work, but it was exactly the excitement our fisherman son was looking for on his first deep sea trip. Joel cleaned all the fish for us and we had an amazing fish dinner. We would definitely book with Joel again.

Captain Joel is an awesome guide went above and beyond putting on fish even thou the weather was…read moreawful and seas were rough we still limited out. I would highly recommend him for any charter. Thanks Joel Mickey.

Nice well-kept little out-of-the-way city park. has about 16 spots for other RV or tent camping…read more Modern showers and bathroom right on the river with the boat ramp and place to fish, playground for the kids. And it's a steal of a deal only $15 a night. A very nice setting with plenty of shade and no crowds. It also has electric and water hookups.

We have visited St. George Island for many years and this is the first time we went on the airboat…read morecruise. We did see an alligator, but the views and the history shared by Captain Cook were worth the tour even if we didn't see any wildlife. My husband and I recommend the airboat tour and plan to make it an annual tradition. Captain Cook makes the tour fun but the swamp views are worth the trip even if the alligators are hiding. Tip: if you are in the front row on the airboat I would recommend not wearing lipgloss....everything sticks!

These guys were so fun! We went a month ago, and the weather was cold so that sucked. But both guys…read moretold hilarious stories, and gave us all kinds of information. We got to see gators and bald eagles, it was a beautiful part of Fl.

We have vacationed at St. George Island for the past 19 years. It is a difficult place to beat for…read moreSO many reasons. There is a lot of wildlife and water to explore and enjoy and the folks at Journeys of St. George Island have always been extraordinarily helpful as we've tried to do that. We've rented kayaks from them, bought gear, asked questions and just enjoyed kind of hanging out with them around the island and in Apalach. They have a very laid back vibe and attitude but are super-serious about listening to what you want or are trying to do and then meeting your needs. They've gone WAY out of their way to make our vacations fun and I can't say that enough (I have MS and they've been incredibly cool and kind helping me get the equipment/modifications I need to stay active). I looked at my handful of reviews not too long ago and saw that I only give five-star reviews. I feel kinda bad about that, but really it's just so few places or experiences made/make me ecstatic and when I find one I want to recognize it. Jeannie's is one of them!

Capt Russ took us out for a 3 hour trip to Little St George Island. We got to fish, shell, see…read moredolphins swimming, and learned a ton of neat history. We really enjoyed this excursion and Capt Russ made it a blast for our whole family!

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.

It's located right on the bay, beautiful views. Clean showers and bathrooms, staff very friendly…read moreand helpful. Sites are a little close together but are long enough to accommodate big rigs. Piers to walk out on, sandy beach area, a really nice campground.

This boat ramp is located on the south end of the Ochlockonee Bay Bridge on Bald Point. There were…read morea few folks fishing when I stopped by but no one was launching or recovering a boat today. There is a decent sized lot for cars with trailers and a reasonable turn around so that you can get lined up to put your trailer in the water. The park has a port-a-potty and a picnic table or two. There is also a nice beach to the west of the ramp if you want to explore. But always bring a friend when you hike! [Review 14660 overall, 160 of 2021, number 1227 in Florida.]