Address: 1550 Miracle Strip Pkwy SE, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548, USA
Phone: +18506895790
Jessica K Dugas
Clean bathrooms and beaches! Lovely shaded area to sit and picnic. Outdoor showers to wash off the sand. Little Adventures is out there handing out free Popsicles and brochures for their free Adventures and paid packages!
Michelle Plunkett
I love this beach spot! Easy access, close to restaurants, and always a flag to tell you the condition of the water. FB page is up to date for latest info.
Anthony & brianda
Drove over night and got here really early in the morning. Free entry and free parking Beach was clean and very white and soft. Family had fun
steve mcadams
Nice parking lot close to the beach. Was not busy at all when we stopped, very easy to find a parking spot. The beach is gorgeous with fine white sand and amazingly clear water
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Yes this is just like regular beach access except less tourist trap. You have the showers and restrooms without the restaurants so it’s more of a local experience then an annoying tourist site, I apologize for the previous comment some people aren’t actually out to help they are just out to mouth off. Shame on you sims. 🙄 if you can’t say anything nice how bout shutting up.
NO - there are NO animals allowed on the beaches in Okaloosa County (service dogs only)
No...but you can grill at the nice pavilion areas. They are covered with nice tables to sit and enjoy the view.
Yes miss price. Any gathering over 30 people you need a permit tho. Bathrooms water eletric and pavillions. Best x segregation beach around.
I'm sure that horses are not allowed on the beach.
The park is open till dark everyday, and all year round. One of the best parts
No beaches in Okaloosa County allow dogs. The City of Destin has a non beach dog friendly park. If your looking for beaches that allow dogs there is one in Pensacola and another in Panama City. The one in Walton County is for their residents only.
Beasley Park is a county park and a permit is required for any size wedding. Contact Okaloosa County parks department to obtain the permit.
Yes it's open
Not to my knowledge. All we saw was small yellow tailed snapper
They close 1 hour after sunset. They close & lock the gates
one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset
Here is the official policy for Okaloosa county beaches. » Dogs: For safety reasons dogs are not allowed on the beaches in Okaloosa County. This policy is mandated by County Ordinance No. 77-19, Section 6, restricting dogs in public parks, beaches, school grounds, restaurants and food stores (except seeing eye & hearing ear dogs). I have personally seen small dogs on the beach so enforcement seems hit and miss. Please remember to remove any waste from the beach (including urine) if you do elect to take your pet
Yes, free beach access, free parking, and public restrooms.
No swimming today
No, just outdoor showers.
Oh, it is a county park. If you're new to the area visit the Welcome Center which is next door.
The only beach access for dogs in Okaloosa county is at the Liza Jackson Park dog park...unfortunately
No - your vehicle must be able to fit into a normal space No RV parking
No pets allowed on the beach but they can be at the pavilions
It's free, ample parking and not a lot of people which is nice. Clear water too.
There are no bbq pits at Beasley, there is a strict no open flames policy. The are grills at Marler Park almost across the street- sound side.
No. There is a dog park in Fort Walton Beach around UpTown Station
The rentals for chairs and umbrellas is seasonal at Beasley. March- October Island Sands Beach Service. There are NO beach chair/umbrella rentals at 6 of the public beach accesses on Santa Rosa Blvd. The County just revamped #4-#6... they're nice!
John Beasley park is free to the public offering beach access, showers, and toilets.
No ma'am not on the beach part but there is a dog walk in the parking lot and I believe they are acceptable in the picnic area
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