This beach is a nice little quiet beach, not crowded, clean, and safe. We went to the beach just to relax, little did we know, that the Manatee's hang out there! They were so neat to watch. Worth the stop on the road!

We spend a lot of time in the National Seashore beaches. Miles and miles of beach with no commercial development. We just went on pontoon boat ride of Mosquito Lagoon. Great Great Great. Jake the captain very knowledgeable SNF informative. Joyce, the first mate, very very good. You can sign up at Visitor Center.

National seashore, $5.00 entry to keep it up and repair after storms and Noreasters Yes it is a natural beach in every sence of the word. Years ago I saw wales migrate in the late fall, rare but possible. No huge hotels or other normal beach scene view blockers. I have seen post on taking children, it depends on how... More

This was my first visit to a clothing optional beach. Altho I had tried to visit one on Cape Cod Ma. The walk to that area was overwhelming never made it! This being my first time I was a little nervious,as it turned out no need. I parked and walked onto the beach 50 yards south I encountered my first... More

Great quiet beach where you can get away from all the people, blaring radios and cigarettes. If you are descreet, you can get back to nature in more ways than one.

You have to pay ($5/car) to get into the National Seashore Park, but you will find absolutely beautiful beaches, with very few people. We almost always feels like it's our own personal beach.

Despite the rain and thunderstorms, this beach was truly stunning , amazing views, plus the ability to park on the beach for $5.00 all day, in good weather this beach would be a fantastic day out to chill out after doing theme parks for days. Plenty of restaurants/bars close to the/on beach and it was spotless, not a bit of... More

This is the northern end of the 24 mile long Canaveral National Seashore. The southern end is at Playlinda beach just north of the Kennedy Space Center. Being a national park there is no development so the beach and access to it is a natural as can be and usually not the crowds you get at a public beach. I... More

This is part of the 24-mile Canaveral National Seashore, cost is $5.00 to enter. Beautiful area with NO development so it is as it was way back when. Now if you want to go au natural then this is the place to go, by going to the last parking lot, enter the beach and go south a way and you... More