Your complete local guide to every public beach access
Gorgeous uncrowded beach where the Matanzas River meets the Atlantic. Walking trails, free parking both sides of A1A. A true hidden gem in Marineland.
The most stunning beach in Flagler County. Famous coquina rock formations, tidal pools at low tide, and formal gardens across A1A. A photographer's dream.
Hidden gem with peachy coquina sand and stunning rock outcroppings. Best spot in the county for shark teeth hunting. Not suitable for swimming due to rocks.
One of Palm Coast's best kept secrets. Soft sand, clean restrooms, rinse showers. Located next to Hammock Dunes Resort. Locals love it for its beauty and quiet.
A beloved local favorite for 25+ years. Sea turtles surface at sunrise, sand sharks cruise the shallows at dusk. Restrooms and foot shower on site.
8-acre beachfront park with rich coral-colored sand. A top spot for shelling, shark teeth and surf fishing. Spacious 75-car lot, clean restrooms and rinse showers.
A charming one-mile beach town incorporated in 1955. Park free along the A1A shoulder. Quiet, uncrowded, and perfect for a peaceful morning walk or swim.
The heart of it all — 6 miles of beautiful beach, the iconic fishing pier, oceanfront restaurants and shops. Free parking on A1A shoulder. Dogs allowed north & south of 10th St.
45-acre park near Flagler Beach. Pond with alligators and turtles, dog park, skate park, playgrounds. A great family day out with something for everyone.
Named after Florida folk legend Gamble Rogers. Beautiful campground right on the Atlantic. Beachside and riverside campsites, fishing, hiking trails and dog-friendly beach.
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