Grayton Beach

Teka Brinegar - McCown

We’ve been coming here since 2007’ish. Beautiful state park with one of the best beaches in the world! Unfortunately, the secret is out. The once eclectic small town of Grayton has become overdeveloped. As is the whole stretch of road known as 30A. March is overrun by spring breakers, as is October with fall breakers. Electric bikes have taken over the bike trail connecting all of the small beach towns on 30A. Golf carts are also everywhere. Pick your dates carefully. We stayed in the cabins this last trip. Cabin 12 is definitely past due for a remodel. Last fall we stayed in cabin 3 and you can tell the state park system is in the process of updating their cabins as cabin 3 was fantastic. Love the park! Everything outside the park is, well.......

kay arnold

This was such a nice stay! Stayed three nights in March 2025 in cabin 14b. Very nice cabin equipped with the amenities you would need as far as some kitchen items and linens. Bring hand soap and other toiletries and dish soap. There are a couple of dish towels provided too. There is a small coffee pot. Two bedrooms (one with queen bed and other with two twin beds) and one bath with a nice shower. There are also some books in the cabin as well as a couple of games and a nice 1000 piece puzzle of the US presidents. My “happy place” in the cabin is the lovely screened in porch! And just outside the screened in back porch is a nice picnic table and charcoal grill. That porch is a lovely place to read a good book, do a little painting or whatever hobby you’re into, pray, listen to nature, bird listening and viewing, watching the little lizards scurry by occasionally. There is a very nice walking path for a quick and relatively short walk over to the beach. There is a fire ring along the way that is available to reserve (you need permission to use), and a couple of “ponds”. There is a really nice board walk over the dunes and out on to the beach. There are steps, but also a ramp going all the way.

Emmy Stanley

★★★★★ Stunning Beach with Perfect Amenities! Grayton Beach is absolutely breathtaking! The water is crystal clear with the most beautiful shades of blue, and the sand is soft, powdery, and pristine—truly picture-perfect. The beach itself is well-maintained, and I was impressed with how clean the restrooms were. Parking was also a breeze, which made the whole experience even better. Whether you’re looking to relax, swim, or take in the gorgeous views, this beach is a must-visit. Can’t wait to come back!

Gerg Nagoh (OurNightSkyDOTus)

Grayton Beach State Park Review Grayton Beach State Park is an absolute gem on the Gulf Coast, offering one of the most pristine and breathtaking beaches in Florida. The sugar-white sand and crystal-clear waters make it a perfect spot for relaxation, swimming, and enjoying nature at its finest. Whether you’re taking a peaceful morning stroll or watching the sunset over the dunes, the beauty here is simply unmatched. One of the best parts about staying at Grayton Beach State Park is the on-site beach cottages. These cottages are not only charming but also exceptionally clean and well-maintained. They provide a comfortable and quiet retreat, nestled within the natural beauty of the park. Waking up surrounded by towering pines and coastal dunes while being just a short walk from the beach is an experience like no other. The park itself is well-kept, with excellent hiking and biking trails that allow you to explore the diverse coastal landscape. From spotting wildlife to kayaking on Western Lake, there’s no shortage of outdoor activities to enjoy. Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway or an extended stay, Grayton Beach State Park offers a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure. Highly recommend for anyone wanting to experience Florida’s natural beauty at its best!

Janice Howser

We love the campground. Our visit was 1st 2 weeks of February 2025. Temps ranged from upper 60s to low 70’s. Calm winds and sunny days made for an idyllic time on the beach. Quickly cooled down when the sun went down. Night temps were in the upper 40’s/lower 50’s. (Actually snowed here the week before we came. ). Campground bathhouses were lacking. Poorly lit at night and women’s bathroom was flooded on loop 2.