Fort Pierce Inlet State Park
About Fort Pierce Inlet State Park
A NOTE FROM THE MANAGER
Steve Eibl
Summer is the best time to visit Fort Pierce Inlet State Park. Enjoy the cool water and have a picnic in the shade overlooking the Indian River Lagoon. Lay out or play on our beautiful beach. Lifeguards are on duty Thursday through Monday but please check our beach flags for any warnings. Remember to use sandbags or weights in place of stakes as our turtles have returned to nest. Please come enjoy “…the Real Florida” at Fort Pierce Inlet State Park.
DESIGNATIONS
GETTING HERE
Fort Pierce Inlet State Park is located four miles east of Fort Pierce, via North Causeway.
GET INVOLVED
- Volunteer -
The park is currently seeking volunteer applications for the 2011 summer & early fall seasons. Do you have your own RV? Do you enjoy volunteering to help our state parks? Summer is our busiest season and the park is packed. If you are interested in volunteering during the summer months (May-November), please contact Cass Meadows at (772) 519-2135 for more information.
The park is especially interested in volunteers who can help run the ranger station. Thirty-two volunteer hours are required for each campsite. Volunteers would stay for a period of three to four months. Volunteer campsites include: electric (30 AMP), city water, septic hook-up, use of an on-site washer and dryer, picnic table and grill.
The park is always looking for volunteers to assist with a range of projects including landscaping, trash removal, grounds maintenance (clipping, clearing, etc.), painting, plumbing, construction, toll collection, educational programs, exotic plant removal and many others. We like to match your interests and skills to a particular job. Contact the park for further information on volunteer opportunities. - For forms, information and benefits of volunteering visit Get Involved.
CONCESSIONAIRES
PET POLICY
- Florida State Parks Pet Policy
- Pets are permitted in the main parking area, Coastal Hammock Trail and additional parking area. Pets are not permitted in the fenced playground area, including Pavilion 3 and the covered picnic tables, or on sandy beach areas, including Dynamite Point beach and the ocean beach. Transporting pets over the beach sand areas is prohibited. Service animals are welcome in all areas of the park, as required by law.
