Gulf Islands National Seashore

Our family camped at Gulf Island National Seashore near Fort Pickens, FL. AMAZING EXPERIENCE!

Taking a walk in the Gulf Islands National Seashore with the family, was one of the greatest peaceful experiences I had. After having a busy day with the kids, the beauty of the crystal clear sea water "dancing" at the shore helped us relax. Kids played with a variety of shells they found lying at the white and soft sand. Since it was not crowded, we felt we had a beach of our own!
Truly, the experience takes you to another world. A world of peace and beautiful sunsets! Worth to visit!!

If you’re looking for the most natural, undeveloped beaches to visit, head to the Gulf Islands National Seashore. It actually stretches well across the panhandle, with 12 separate areas, including some beyond the border to the west, and into the Okaloosa area of Fort Walton Beach.

The stretch through Florida covers several historic sites, marshes, and beaches. Many say they’re the prettiest in the entire nation.

You can hike a trail, go bicycling, fishing, boating, even camping and bird watching. There are wooden boardwalks and nature trails, and it’s the kind of area you’ll want to take a little time to explore.

We think it's one of the best Florida Panhandle beaches.

When we stayed it was $ 22.00. Showers were out of service, but facilities was very clean. Quiet, ok for stop over. Would stay again.