Surrounded on three sides by the waters of the Gulf of Mexico and St. Joe Bay, this 2,516-acre park offers visitors some of the best birding, shelling, camping, boating and beaches in the country. The following are just a few of the amenities that visitors enjoy.
The park boasts bird sightings in excess of 200 species including the endangered peregrine falcon.
The park's heavily wooded interior offers a variety of Florida wildlife.
Eagle Harbor affords a natural deep water stop-over for coastal cruisers.
The gulf beach offers incredible dune formations and miles of sugar-white sand.
Monarch butterflies abound during the annual August migration to Mexico.
The park offers tent, RV and cabin camping.
Hiking is a popular activity in the park's 16,500 acre wilderness preserve.
A visitors center highlights the park's ecosystems.
Playgrounds and picnic tables offer activities for all ages.
