Grayton Beach State Park Campground
Main Park Rd, Santa Rosa Beach, FL
Grayton Beach State Park Campground offers 59 sites nestled among 2,000 acres of coastal preserve and sugar-white sand dunes. It features access to Western Lake, a rare coastal dune lake, and the emerald waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
Quick Facts
- Located along Scenic Highway 30A
- 59 campsites with water and electric hookups
- Paved RV sites and full hookups in the newer loop
- Access to Western Lake for paddling and fishing
- Over four miles of trails for hiking and biking
Common Questions
What amenities are available at the campsites?
Each site has water and electricity; the newer loop also features sewer hookups for full service.
How many campsites are at Grayton Beach State Park?
The campground features 59 sites suitable for both tents and RVs.
Are there alternatives to tent or RV camping?
Yes, the park offers 30 two-bedroom duplex cabins for rent nestled in the pine woods.
Does the campground have facilities for larger RVs?
The newer loop is paved and designed to provide more maneuvering room for larger rigs.
Is there a boat ramp at the park?
Yes, a boat ramp provides access to the brackish waters of Western Lake.
Can I rent watercraft at the park?
Canoe and kayak rentals are available for exploring Western Lake.
Are there hiking trails nearby?
The park features over four miles of trails through pine flatwoods and coastal forests.
Is there a charge to enter the park on a motorcycle?
The standard entry fee is $4 for single-passenger motorcycles.
Are there showers available for campers?
The campground provides centrally located restrooms with hot showers.
Is the campground located directly on the beach?
No, the campground is about a mile walk from the beach, separated by dunes and Western Lake.
Is fishing permitted in the park?
Both freshwater and saltwater fishing are available in Western Lake and the Gulf of Mexico.
Is the park pet-friendly?
Pets are welcome in the campground but are not permitted on the beaches.
Is there a dump station on-site?
Yes, a standalone dump station is available for RV use.
What makes Western Lake special?
It is a rare coastal dune lake, a phenomenon found in only a few places worldwide.