Nature lovers adore this unspoiled Gulf Coast preserve, where the scenery is nothing short of stunning: soft, white beaches wedged between lush native flora and calm, blue water. The park has two fishing piers, space for a variety of waters sports and a network of nature trails. St. Andrews also offers two campgrounds and sites for RV enthusiasts. An on-site concession area sells snacks, souvenirs, and camping and fishing supplies.

Well-known for its sugar white sands and emerald green waters, this former military reservation has over one-and-a-half miles of beaches on the Gulf of Mexico and Grand Lagoon. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, and canoeing. Two fishing piers, a jetty, and a boat ramp provide ample fishing opportunities for anglers. Two nature trails Wind through a rich diversity of coastal plant communities - a splendid opportunity for bird-watching. Those wanting to relax can sunbathe on the beach or enjoy a leisurely lunch under the shade of a picnic pavilion. Full-facility campsites, as well as primitive youth group camping, make this park a popular overnight destination. The park is open from 8:00 a.m. until sundown, 365 days a year. Fees: $8.00 per vehicle. Limit 2-8 people per vehicle.$4.00 Single Occupant Vehicle.$2.00 Pedestrians, bicyclists, extra passengers, passengers in vehicle with holder of Annual Individual Entrance Pass.Bus Tour Admission for 1 to 29 passengers is $2.00 per passenger. 30 or more passengers is $60.00 total.

With over 3 km of clear white sand, St. Andrews State Park is a popular destination for lovers of water sports, including kayaking, canoeing, snorkeling, and scuba diving. If you're interested in fishing, check out the jetties and boat tours. There are also some great trails filled with plant life and wildlife available to explore. Camping facilities are available; although if you're looking to camp during the summer, you should prebook as it can get busy. PutSt. Andrews State Park into our Panama City Beach trip planner and find out what's close by, where to stay, and where to head next.

Well-known for its sugar white sands and emerald green waters, this former military reservation has over one-and-a-half miles of beaches on the Gulf of Mexico and Grand Lagoon. Water sports enthusiasts can enjoy swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, kayaking, and canoeing. Two fishing piers, a jetty, and a boat ramp provide ample fishing opportunities for anglers. Two nature trails wind through a rich diversity of coastal plant communities - a splendid opportunity for bird-watching. Those wanting to relax can sunbathe on the beach or enjoy a leisurely lunch under the shade of a picnic pavilion. Full-facility campsites, as well as primitive youth group camping, make this park a popular overnight destination. A concession offers snacks, souvenirs, and fishing amenities. Shell Island Boat Tours are available during the spring and summer.

One of the most beautiful barrier islands in Florida, St. Andrews State Park is a nature lovers paradise. A combination of sugar white sand and crystal clear waters, in the fall you can paddle around the Grand Lagoon, go fishing off the pier, or spot herons and white-tailed deer along the Gator Lake Trail and Button Bush Marsh Overlook. The park is also home to 176 campsites that offer picnic tables and grills.