Big Talbot Island State Park

They should be left where they are. If collected then they need to be cataloged yearly. They have enough in collections to tell the story

No beach camping, but not far to walk.

No

The beach was used as a practice site for storming Normandy in WWII. Those shells are now considered cultural respurces and protected

Yes

I think so but I haven't been so I'm not sure how great it is.(sorry) look forward to hearing more about it

No, you can not drive down to the beach however there are 2 paths you can take once parking. I recommend going to the left versus keeping straight if you want to go directly down to the beach. The walk is about 10 minutes.

it's a hard place to swim at! don't see anybody swimming whenever I go 💯😩🎣🪁🎣

Porta potties, or ocean lol...breathtaking place

Your best bet for a memorable sun session is to get up early & watch the sunRISE from main beach, on Fernandina beach, which is a few miles north. Epic sunrises!

You can swim, not ideal in my opinion, water is generally brownish from near by rivers, i absolutely like going there, but more for the besch and fallen trees than swimming. Also the beach is all but absent during higher high tides

Not specifically....and I don't think it's allowed. I would suggest that the fire risk is too great. There are other beaches nearby where it would probably be more appropriate.

Yes, for parking.

No

No.