St George Island State Park

5.0 star rating
5 reviews Rating Details

Category: Parks  [Edit]

1900 E Gulf Beach Dr
Eastpoint, FL 32328
(850) 927-2111
Good for Kids:
Yes
Sort by: Yelp Sort | Date | Rating | Elites' | Facebook Friends'

5 reviews in English

  • Review from Jammy S.

    •  
    • 36 friends
    • 19 reviews

    Indianapolis, IN

    5.0 star rating
    1/5/2012 1 Check-in Here

    Absolutely beautiful is the appropriate description.

    We had an interesting experience here.  It involved a middle aged family dressed mostly in beige, a very angry little crab, and a complete language barrier.  Fun times.

    St. George Island State Park is a great place to lay on the beach and read, very low key.  The facilities / restrooms are very nice and the scenery is varied and lovely.  From large sea grass covered dunes and fallen trees to long low beaches aglow with frothy waves.

    The island itself is wonderful, the park is just another great perk.

  • Review from LeeAnn E.

    •  
    • 22 friends
    • 13 reviews

    Johns Creek, GA

    5.0 star rating
    8/24/2011

    HANDS DOWN this is one of my favorite parts of the WHOLE island! It is just absolutely beautiful and is a sight that everyone should see. Next visit I am hoping to camp. It was 6 bucks to get into the park and seems like it could go on and on forever. Great shells to be found on the beaches

  • Review from Sarah M.

    New Orleans, LA

    5.0 star rating
    4/24/2011

    Great state park with an awesome hiking trail -- see thistle, woodpeckers, beautiful pines and more. Beaches are great as are barbecue areas, but beware the birds are ruthless!

  • Review from Allan M.

    •  
    • 183 friends
    • 403 reviews

    Chicago, IL

    5.0 star rating
    8/8/2008

    An absolutely beautiful beach to visit, if you're in the Panhandle area of Florida. Just under 11/2 hrs. southwest of Tallahassee via driving, and under an hour east from Panama City.

    I went to Saint George Island twice for family get-togethers when I was a teen in the '90s, and we made at least one trip over to this beach each time we got together and rented a beach house on St. George. The beach is undeveloped, and 9 miles long all the way to its east end. In addition, it has hiking trails, two boat launch ramps, and several camping areas, including one only accessible by boat.

    And how did I initially forget to say in my review that I even saw dolphins swimming in the distance at least once? Hmmm........

    Crossing my fingers that I get to revisit this park someday, and possibly for a camping trip.

  • Review from Sumira P.

    Alpharetta, GA

    5.0 star rating
    11/25/2009

    This place use to be our most favorite spot for camping!  Everything about it was absolutely perfect... a must see for sure!!

People Who Viewed This Also Viewed...