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Topsail Hill Preserve
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park is a Florida State Park located in Santa Rosa Beach, Florida. It is located on the Gulf of Mexico and is known for its white sand beaches, dunes, and rare coastal dune lakes. The park offers a variety of activities, including swimming, fishing, hiking, biking, and camping. Visitors can also explore the park's nature trails, boardwalks, and observation towers. The park also offers a variety of educational programs, such as guided nature walks, bird watching, and beach ecology.
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User Reviews
cindy vick
Continues to be the top notch campground in the Gulf area! Great tram takes you to the beach daily. Great hosts. Cleanest bathrooms anywhere!!
Emma Rose
This place has it all! A shuttle to the beach and hiking trails, paddle board/kayak rentals, and real live alligators! Clean bathrooms and outdoor showers too. Soft sandy beaches. We had the best time on the beach and then walked to the lake at sunset! Beautiful day at a beautiful place!
Wes Davis
Wonderful, relaxed park! Gorgeous beach and beautiful nature! Remember to bring your bike. It's the easiest way to get around there. The cabin was very cozy and clean!
Alanna Reed
My family glamped here and it was such a tremendous time. Beautiful place. Some of our group enjoyed the bicycle tour on Wednesday morning. We saw alligators, eagles and dolphins. Gorgeous powdery sand. Glamping tips: There are some fire ant mounds congregated around the glamping sight, especially the hose area. They will get you while you try to wash up. A hose to distance yourself from the spigot and some bug bite salve would be a good idea to bring.
Sydney Velasquez
Stunning park with sand dunes, coastal scrub, lakes and pine forests! The trails are relatively short and we finished in 2 days. The park is incredibly well maintained, trails well labeled, multiple bathrooms, and picnic spots. The campgrounds are some of the best we've camped at, with water, electricity and a fire ring! Highly recommend the Morris lake trail, there's nothing like hiking through the pristine dunes!