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Beaches
Swimming, sunbathing, and shelling are popular activities along the park's 2.5 miles of beach.
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Fishing
Our beach offers excellent surf fishing, while fishermen can also bank fish on the Intracoastal Waterway.
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Hiking/Nature Trail
Whether cycling down the bike path along State Road A1A or hiking the two-mile Coastal Strand Trail, visitors have the opportunity to see a number of rare and protected species, such as the gopher tortoise or the Eastern indigo snake.
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Picnicking
Picnicking is available at Smith Creek Landing.
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Restroom Facilities
Restroom facilities are available in our picnic area.
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Swimming
Swimming, sunbathing and shelling are popular activities along the park's 2.5 miles of beach along the Atlantic Ocean. Bring your surfboard.
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Wildlife Viewing
Wildlife viewing is possible at the park. The park is on the "Atlantic Fly Way". The park is home to the endangered Florida Scrub Jays. Also pelicans, ospreys, and a wide variety of shorebirds can be spotted. The protected Florida Gopher Tortoise and the whitetail deer can be seen, as well as the elusive Florida bobcat.
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