Anclote Key Preserve State Park
A pristine, boat-accessible barrier island preserve with sandy beaches and a historic lighthouse. The park is a haven for birdwatching and offers a natural, undeveloped coastal experience. It is composed of Anclote Key, North Anclote Bar, and Three Rooker Island.
Coordinates: 28.163900, -82.833600
Accessible only by private boat or ferry service. Features a historic lighthouse built in 1887. Important bird nesting area.; Known for its abundant wildlife, including numerous bird species. The beaches are natural and subject to change from storms.
Limited accessibility due to its remote, boat-access nature. Some compostable toilets are available, but no other facilities. Pets are restricted to North Anclote Bar.
Nearby Beaches
A 3-acre park with a small, sandy beach that is popular with locals. The park has a picnic area, a playground, and a volleyball court.
A 31-acre park with a small beach at the confluence of the Anclote River and the Gulf of Mexico. It is suitable for swimmers of all ages and offers a variety of amenities.
A remote and beautiful state park with miles of undeveloped coastline. The park has two beaches, one on the Gulf of Mexico and one on Apalachee Bay.