Manager's Message

Spring is here and wildflowers are blooming. Seems many of you have discovered our award winning beaches, campgrounds and cabins. What a great time to enjoy a walk along the sugar white beaches of the Gulf of Mexico or the parks new four and a half mile interpretive hiking/biking trail. For the less adventurous hiker, come check out our improved 1 mile interpretive nature trail. Grayton Beach is the ideal place to bring your family and experience " The Real Florida".

For cabin and camping information click on "Park Activities". For cabin and campsite photos click on "Photo Gallery" then select "Park Photos".

In an effort to better serve you, our camping and cabin reservation system has received an upgrade. To make reservations, call ReserveAmerica at (800) 326-3521, (866) I CAMP FL, TDD (888) 433-0287 or visit ReserveAmerica. Please visit the Park Information page for important changes to our overnight accommodation policy.

March 1, 2006, pets are allowed in the camping area, nature trail, and picnic areas. All pets must be kept on no more than a six foot hand held leash and are not to be left unattended. Pets are still not allowed in the cabin area or on the beach. We'll see you soon.

Grayton Beach State Park has full beach access with the exception of ADA access to the cabin beach area. ADA access, however, is available at the main park area.

Welcome to Grayton Beach

Golden in the morning sun, silvered by moonlight, Grayton Beach has consistently been ranked among the most beautiful and pristine beaches in the United States. The beach provides an idyllic setting for swimming, sunbathing, and surf fishing. Visitors can paddle a canoe or kayak on scenic Western Lake to get a closer look at a salt marsh ecosystem. A boat ramp provides access to the lake's brackish waters for both freshwater and saltwater fishing. A nature trail winds through a coastal forest where scrub oaks and magnolias, bent and twisted by salt winds, have an eerie "Middle Earth" look. Hikers and bicyclists can enjoy over four miles of trails through pine flatwoods; the trail begins across from the park entrance on Highway 30-A. Options for overnight stays include modern cabins and a full-facility campground. Located near the town of Grayton Beach on County Road 30A, south of U.S. 98.

Contact the Florida Park Service Information Center for general inquiries.
For Information about Grayton Beach, please call 850-231-4210.

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Hours of Operation

8:00 AM to sunset

Driving Directions

Grayton Beach State Park is located South of U.S. 98 appoximately halfway between Panama City Beach and Destin. Take county road 283 south of U.S. 98, turn left at the stop sign on 30A (approximately 1/2 mile east of the intersection of C.R. 30A and C.R. 283 our entrance will be found on the right).

Park Fees

Admission Fee $4.00 per vehicle
Pedestrians, Bicyclists, extra Passengers, Passengers in vehicles with holder of Annual Individual Entrance Permit - Admission Fee $1.00
Camping Fee All Year $19.00 plus tax
Cabin Fee All Year $110.00 plus tax

Grayton Beach

357 Main Park Road
Santa Rosa Beach, Florida 32459
Phone: 850-231-4210
Fax: Contact Park for Number

Citizen Support Organization

Friends of Grayton Beach, Inc.
357 Main Park Road
Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459