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St Andrews
St. Andrews State Park is located in Panama City Beach, Florida. It is a popular destination for visitors and locals alike, offering a variety of activities and amenities. The park is situated on a peninsula between the Gulf of Mexico and Grand Lagoon, and is home to a variety of wildlife, including sea turtles, dolphins, and a variety of birds. Visitors can enjoy swimming, fishing, kayaking, and camping, as well as a variety of nature trails. The park also features a beach pavilion, picnic areas, and a playground. St. Andrews State Park is a great place to spend a day or a weekend, and is a great way to experience the beauty of the Florida Panhandle.
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- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
R W Hoskins
Great park! We camped here and were impressed with the facilities. The entrance gates are well-run with helpful personnel. We enjoyed the beach and the walking trails. Didn't see any alligators at Gator Lake, but we saw a large buck nearby. The camp store hours seemed to be pretty limited, but that could be because it's the off-season. There were nice play facilities near the marina.
Sara Edwards
Just beautiful! Peaceful. We stayed at the campground there and it was a quick drive to the beach. My family loved it. If city is more your speed, Panama City is right down the beach. The crazy thing is that it is that close but when you're at St. Andrews if feels like it's no where near the tranquil area you're at. We can't wait to go back!
Tara White
St. Andrews State Park is such a peaceful, family-friendly spot. We took the kids for a beach day and it was perfect—clean, quiet, and not crowded at all. The bathrooms were surprisingly spotless (huge bonus when you have little ones in tow). The kids had a blast playing in the sand, collecting shells, and to their amazement, we even found a tiny white crab while digging! It felt like our own little slice of paradise. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a calm, clean, and kid-friendly beach experience.
Brent McCleese
We visited for the first time this morning. Got there at 8:00 am, $8 to get in. Drove over to the beach and jetti area. Overcast and a nice breeze made it great to walk and experience the whole area. Apparently they have done and continue to update the park. This is a great place to bring kids and let them swim in the protected area. Very clear, shallow and calm for them to swim. We hiked to the gator pond. A couple recommended downloading the Merling Bird Watching App. It listens for birds and tells you which bird it hears. It was so cool. We hiked all the little paths around the area. Didn't see and gators, but plenty of bird and a couple of deer. We really enjoyed our time and hiking along the shoreline all the way down to the point where so could see Shell Island.
robin dale
So far we've loved our stay here! The park is beautifully redone. Beach and waterway access is easy. The camping sights that have the best views don't have shade, so you have to make your own, but the constant breeze really keeps you comfortable. The beach is quiet and uncrowded, with clear water and grayish white sand mixed with broken shells. Not a soft as Fort Walton Beach, but the water is just as beautiful but with less sea life and surf. Lots of bicycle riding with seperate lanes and paths in the camp and around. Plenty of hiking trails. The pics with the rocks in front of the water and with the sunrise by the pine tree are from our campsite #83.
