Search
392 Results Found
Learn
… time, as dogs are allowed on the trails (but not on the beach). Wildlife Viewing Ochlockonee River State Park …
Learn
… you can experience mostly calm and sun warmed water. The beach is not only the perfect place to put in an umbrella for … too. Keep in mind that pets are not permitted on the beach but are welcome in other areas of the park as long as … for wheelchairs and strollers via use of a mobi-mat. A beach wheelchair is also available to reserve by calling the …
Learn
… place to visit. Seasonal wildflowers bloom along the beach and can be seen from the hiking trails. Throughout the … time, as dogs are allowed on the trails but not on the beach. Hiking Bald Point State Park Experiences Manager's …
Learn
… falcons, Northern harriers and Cooper’s hawks cruise the beach. Bald Point State Park’s hiking trails are great for …
Learn
… in a thick carpet of shrubby plants yet nowhere near a beach! This is not the place to seek shade with only …
Learn
… Fishing Parks At Hugh Taylor Birch, enjoy fishing from the beach or off the Intracoastal Waterway seawall at this …
Learn
… safe. At major turtle nesting sites like John D. MacArthur Beach State Park and Cayo Costa State Park , park staff and … fishing line, netting and plastics. Keep obstacles such as beach furniture off the beach during nesting season. Participate in beach cleanup …
Learn
… Yellow River Marsh Preserve Shoreline The coastal sandy beach system is home to many species of plants and animals …
Learn
… in Florida's waters, with three typically nesting on our beach. The loggerhead is the most common with tens of … Sebastian Inlet has a returning Kemp's ridley nest on the beach. It last nested in 2018. Kemp's ridley sea turtle at … marine turtle-monitoring program and the Index Nesting Beach Surveys that began March 1 and end on October 31, …
Learn
… park visitors may encounter restricted areas of both beach and sand dunes, roped off with signage. These areas … park visitors may encounter restricted areas of both beach and sand dunes, roped off with signage. These areas are …
Learn
… Beach Ecosystem Perdido Key 5 The beautiful white sugary sand … down from the Appalachians 25 million years ago. Today, beach-goers enjoy the beautiful sand, sun and water but the beach is much more than that. The beach is alive with many …
Learn
… and endangered species, including the Perdido Key beach mouse, nesting shorebirds and nesting sea turtles. The …
Learn
… Beach Swimming and Picnicking Deer Lake Beach Deer Lake State Park offers a pristine sugar white sandy beach overlooking the emerald green waters of the Gulf of …
Learn
… Dune System Go for a walk down the boardwalk to the beach and take in the view of the ancient dune system of Deer … Lake State Park. As you walk down the boardwalk to the beach, you will take in the view of the ancient dune system … home to many endangered species like the Choctawhatchee beach mouse, Gulf Coast lupine, Godfrey’s golden aster and …