This place is fantastic! It's way, way off the main street! You literally go down a dirt drive (…read morewhich was very well maintained) maybe 2 miles back then reach just a gorgeous natural area right on the water! Beautiful trees and water! It's nice and clean and seems to be very well taken care of, I think you can camp here also.

Very beautiful park! We saw two groups of 3 deer ( possibly the same ones?) while driving on the…read moreloop. I was traveling with someone with a walker and my husband who has limited walking abilities so the long driving loop was great for them and their limitations. However - we had brought a picnic lunch but there were NO picnic tables accessible out of the sun with parking nearby. We did see some tables with lovely shade but there was NO parking at all unless you parked on the grass which was forbidden. I don't know how they expected anyone to get to them unless they were out for a long walk! We finally had to eat lunch sitting in the car and that was sad considering the beautiful surrounding. But aside from the handicap inaccessibilities, we did enjoy the park very much.

This is a truly wonderful place with beautiful decor. It has come such a long way! I absolutely…read morelove coming here to enjoy the peace and nature. Plus, Andrew who works there is always respectful and so helpful with loading me in and out safely.

I've paddled the Emerald Cut a few times now. Initially I didn't like the idea of paying to launch…read moremy own paddleboard. However, it's only $10 now that I have my own life jacket (saving me additional cost of $5 to use one of theirs, as required). Well worth the low cost for some soul-enriching, communing with nature. I have never made a reservation. I normally arrive around 10:30, most recently on a Friday. Parked for free on Baptist Camp Rd. Just a bit of a walk from there with my inflated paddleboard, but I don't mind the extra exercise. You can unload your stuff closer, if preferable. There are port-a-potties available. You can count on there being a line in the check-in office. Various recreation supplies are available there for purchase. The process moves reasonably enough. A reservation will guarantee your entrance, however, and possibly aide quicker personal info collection. I always plan to do the Emerald Cut in roughly 3 hours round-trip, allowing myself several stops to enjoy the surroundings. You do run into (quite literally at times) novice paddlers along the way, which can be a bit tricky, yet not a real nuisance for me. In general, there's friendliness along the waterway. Slighty rowdy, party vibes in some spots, but also opportunities for solace and zen in various nooks. Encountering wildlife, fragrant elderberry, and other captivating flora along this stretch is always gratifying. It's a popular recreation destination for good reason.

Little hidden gem this tiny waterfront park , you would never thought it was here. A few parking…read morespaces but has it all . A little play group for kids , covered park benches, some w BBQ's a small pier for watching bird , and you can cast your luck at fishing and even has public restrooms. It's a nice little place just to go and relax .

This is an awesome walking trail, wide path, well maintained, has restroom,water, paddleboard, and…read morekayak rentals. Very scenic

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.

Great little spot for fishing, a terrific boat ramp and bait shop. Nice place to enjoy the boat…read moretraffic, bridge is currently closed fir repairs.

High Bridge Park is a boat ramp to the intercoastal waterway primarily. Also can be an area to…read morestop with your dogs or fish. There are some public restrooms as well if you are biking through.

While coming back from MTB riding the Mala Compra Trails, my buddies and stumbled into a big group…read moreof people coming off a pontoon boat by the boat ramp, which is just yards away, across the street from Mala Compra. The group had nothing but big smiles on their faces. My buddies and I looked at each other and said "that could be us minus the mountain bikes but with fishing poles". And that is when the idea was born. Fast forward months later to August 27th, the plan was set in place, it's go time. My buddy rented the pontoon boat big enough for 8+ people. And judging by his experience and our experience dealing with the staff, etc...it was seemless. Everything was laid out and easy to understand. The staff was thorough with explaining the Do's and Dont's as well as where everything is to access on the boat. The boat was ready upon our arrival. It was clean and ran great. All in all, we all have a grand time. We also had big smiles on our faces coming off the boat when it was all said and done. And hey, we even received a complimentary group picture which made the trip even more memorable.

Had a great first experience with this company. Decided to rent a boat since my family is new to…read morethe area to check out the intercostal waterway. They were very helpful from calling in and getting info on the pricing to the process of renting. We arrived at the bait shop to fill out the rental agreement and then headed across the street at bings landing to get on the boat. They were wiping down the boat when we arrived and went over everything prior to take off. We had a great time cruising through the local area. It's beautiful to see so much natural beauty with swimming dolphins and not so busy waterways. We headed to the Matanzas inlet to anchor and hang next to the sand bar for some time. It's a cool spot where we watched a group of paddle boarders and a group of kids learning how to use a net with their teacher. The matanzas fort is there too which is an awesome background. Where else can you hang for the day next to an old Spanish fort? Overall great experience and we plan on doing it monthly or at least every time I come up to visit.

Doesn't look like much from the pictures but if you are going to the dock near by this is a faster…read morewalk! I would not consider this a skate park! There's a playground on the other side and it is fenced in! There are tennis courts and on some mornings you can see pickle ballers taking over the courts! This park is wheelchair accessible, I believe there are two paved handicap parking spots! There's a covered pavilion, bathrooms, and no stairs! Popular fishing spot, great sunset spot, great place to see the stars! You can ride bikes here! Closes at 11 pm!