St Andrews State Park Campground

P C BEACH, Florida

About

With the Gulf of America on one side and St. Andrews Bay on the other, visitors who crave swimming, snorkeling or surfing will be more than satisfied. The park boasts a mile-and-a-half of pristine beaches for fishing and swimming, and offers the chance for visitors to stroll through pines and along dunes and coastal plant communities or stay overnight in the campground. St. Andrews State Park is a popular migratory stopover for numerous bird and butterfly species. The park is also home to Theodore Tollofson, who homesteaded in his derelict boat for the next 25 years after shipwrecking on the park during a 1929 hurricane. Now, state park visitors can experience what kept “Teddy the Hermit” at St. Andrews — sugar white sands, emerald green waters and a vast array of ever-changing winged creatures.

Amenities

Available Site Types

• campground
• glamping

Local Attractions

• Shell Island
• Grand Lagoon