Beach Overview of Floridas Beaches at the Florida Panhandle from the east to the west:

Dr. Julian G. Bruce Saint George Island SP:
The Dr. Julian G. Bruce Saint George Island State Park is located at the eastern end of the St. George Island. A white sandy beach is situated at this State Park. Showers, restrooms and campgrounds are provided at the Dr. Julian G. Bruce Saint George Island State Park. The entrance fee is $4.- per person with a car resp. $6.- for 2 to 8 persons in one car (as at: October 2011).

T. H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula SP:
The T. H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park is located at the northwestern end of the St. Joseph Peninsula.  A white sandy beach is situated at this State Park. Showers, restrooms and campgrounds are provided at the T. H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park. The entrance fee is $4.- per person with a car resp. $6.- for 2 to 8 persons in one car (as at: October 2011).

Mexico Beach:
The Mexico Beach is a fine white sandy beach with small waves. Parking at Mexico Beach is free (along the roadside) (as at: April 2009). A wooden stairway leads to the beach. Mexico Beach has no showers and no restrooms.

Panama City:
Panama City and it’s beachs are well known for Spring Break. During Spring Break, Panama City is totally overcrowded.  The students are partying day and night (most of all at night). During Spring Break, vacations are not relaxing in Panama City. Beach access is at the hotels (guests only) and at the parking lot at the western end of the city. There is no parking fee (as at: April 2009).

Grayton Beach State Recreational Area:
Grayton Beach is part of Floridas State Park System. The entrance fee is $4.- (as at: April 2009). The leveled white sandy beach is within walking distance. Showers and  restrooms are provided at Grayton Beach.

Fort Walton Beach (Beasley Park):
Beasley Park is situated at the eastern end of Fort Walton Beach. There is no parking fee at the huge parking lot of Beasley Park (as at: April 2009). Wooden Stairways lead to the leveled sandy beach. Showers and  restrooms are provided at  Beasley Park.

Navarre Beach & Fishing Pier:
Restrooms are provided at the Navarre Beach and Fishing Pier. no parking fee is charged at this beach (as at: April 2010).

Navarre Beach (westlichster Strand):
Restrooms are provided at the Navarre Beach. No parking fee is charged at this beach (as at: April 2010). Parking spaces are very limited at the Navarre Beach. More beach accesses and small parking lots are located farther east.

Gulf Island National Seashore:

Opal Beach (Santa Rosa Area) - Showers and restrooms are provided at the Opal Beach. The entrance fee resp. the parking fee is $8.- per car (as at: April 2010). A free beach access is located a little bit farther to the east but there are no restrooms and no showers available. Two additional beach accesses and parking lots are located west of the Opal Beach.

Santa Rosa Area - Various beach accesses are located in the Santa Rosa area. No showers and no restrooms are provided at these beaches. No parking fee is charged (as at: April 2010).

Pensacola Beach:
This beach is located east of the city of Pensacola Beach. Showers and restrooms are provided at this beach. No parking fee is charged at this beach (as at: April 2010).

Pensacola Beach & Pier (Casino Beach & Pier):
At the Pensacola Beach and Pier, there is a pier, a restaurant, restrooms and showers. No parking fee is charged at this beach (as at: April 2010). More parking lots and beach accesses are situated farther to the east.

Pensacola Beach:
This beach is lcated west of the city of Pensacola Beach, at the approach to the Gulf Island National Seashore. Showers and restrooms are provided at this beach. No parking fee is charged at this beach (as at: April 2010).

Gulf Island National Seashore: At the Gulf Island National Seashore there are beautiful beaches, an interesiting wildlife (e.g. various birds) and the historic Fort Pickens. The entrance fee at the Gulf Island National Seashore is $8.- per car (as at: April 2010). The “America the Beautiful - Interagency Annual Pass” (formerly known as: “National Parks Pass”) is accepted at the Gulf Island National Seashore.

Langdon Beach - A fine white leveled beach is located at the Langdon Beach. No restrooms and no showers are provided at this beach. More beach accesses and parking spaces are located between the Langdon Beach and the entrance of the Gulf Island National Seashore in the east.

Perdido Key / Rosamond Johnson Beach - At the Rosamond Johnson Beach, there is a fine leveled white sandy beach. Restrooms are provided at the Rosamond Johnson Beach.

Perdido Key (Public Beach Access #1):
Restrooms are provided at the Public Beach Access #1 at the city of Peridio Key. No parking fee is charged at this beach (as at: April 2010). More parking spaces and beach accesses are located farther to the west, like the Public Beach Access #3 were restrooms and showers are provided.

Perdido Key State Park:
Showers and restrooms are provided at the Peridio Key State Park. The entrance fee resp. the parking fee is $3.- (as at: April 2010).

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