Big Talbot Island State Park

This is a unique and beautiful place. There are no porta potties. The walk to the beach is easy but takes a few minutes. If you are close then dont miss this. Great hike also through the woods.

The trail is longer than I expected, to get to the beach but it was a nice, pleasant walk. The beach itself was gorgeous! All the dead trees really gave it a mildly spooky, cool, ethereal vibe and the waves were so mild, we just chilled in the water for hours.

A wonderful way to spend the day. Plenty of parking, picnic area is in shade, and outdoor shower. Restrooms available. We walked for 5 miles shell searching and found a few keepers. Great place to take your family.

Beautiful beach, lots of driftwood. Found my first ever Shark's tooth. There is a long trail to walk through before reaching the beach.

This state park is very beautiful and amazing. The state of Florida should make sure to allot plenty of moneys to maintaining and restoring the important and critical habitats of this park and its cultural resources.

We managed parking at the closest lot but it is about a half a mile walk to the beach from there. Cool if you're hiking but not so cool for our group that was just there to see the driftwood. But the driftwood did not disappoint. It was awe-inspiring and we absolutely loved it. The beach is pretty littered with it, very scenic.

This is a beautiful beach. Not really a swimming beach as it is really muddy when you go in the water. Great picture tsking place, especially at sunrise. You wal about 1/2 miles through the forest, trees, etc to get to the beach, but its worth the walk.

We just visited the boneyard beach while we were there. It's a nice little trail with a beautiful beach. Unfortunately, the bugs were really bad. We were there at dusk, so I'm not sure if that makes a difference. It's definitely worth checking out if you are in the area.