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Dr. Julian G. Bruce St. George Island State Park
Gasp in awe at a beautiful Gulf Coast sunset plus the the best stargazing in the area.
While exploring the miles of undeveloped beaches, keep your eyes out on the water for pods of dolphins frolicking. You might see rays and loggerhead turtles while you collect shells and build sandcastles on this barrier island. Bring your poles to St. George Island State Park to catch some sea trout, pompano whiting, flounder, redfish, sea trout, and more.
The park offers kayak and canoe rentals for a day on the water. This Florida state park has four miles of paved road and five miles of unpaved roads to ride your bike.
In the pinewood flats behind the sand dunes, you'll find 60 campsites. Many of these sites include hammocks for taking life a little easier. Kids can burn off energy at the playground while adults shower in one of the two restrooms.
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While exploring the miles of undeveloped beaches, keep your eyes out on the water for pods of dolphins frolicking. You might see rays and loggerhead turtles while you collect shells and build sandcastles on this barrier island. Bring your poles to St. George Island State Park to catch some sea trout, pompano whiting, flounder, redfish, sea trout, and more.
The park offers kayak and canoe rentals for a day on the water. This Florida state park has four miles of paved road and five miles of unpaved roads to ride your bike.
In the pinewood flats behind the sand dunes, you'll find 60 campsites. Many of these sites include hammocks for taking life a little easier. Kids can burn off energy at the playground while adults shower in one of the two restrooms.
There's a dump station, electricity, and water hookups. Gap Point has two "carry in, carry out" campgrounds with room for 12 people each. You can bring your pet on a six-foot leash, but they can't stray onto the beach.
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2 campgrounds in Dr. Julian G. Bruce St. George Island State Park
Relax beneath the regal pines surrounded by sand dunes at the park’s main campground. There’s no sea view -- but the Gulf is just a quarter mile walk away. The 60 campsites here are decked out with electricity, water, and hot showers nearby. If you’ve got wee ones, they’ll stay busy on the nearby playground, or take nature walks on the numerous tr Read more...
If you’re ready to rough it, try out the primitive campground only reachable by kayak (or other shallow boat) or by hiking the 2. 5-mile Gap Point trail with gear in tow. There are two campsites available here, each accommodating up to 12 people. “Primitive” is definitely an apt description for these sites; there’s no water, electricity, showers, Read more...
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