Grayton Beach State Park

State park in Santa Rosa Beach, Walton County, Florida

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State park with 59 sites

Full hookups, Pets welcome, On the water

From the park's website, Oct 2026

Not yet confirmed by phone. Details can change, so check with the park before you go.

59 sites

56 with water and sewer at the site

Rigs up to 40 ft
Open year-round

Park open 8 a.m. until sundown, 365 days a year; gates close at sunset.

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Source: Florida State Parks reservations

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Through State reservations

Gulf beach state park on Scenic 30-A with 59 campsites, all with water, electric and sewer, for RVs up to 40 feet, plus 30 duplex cabins. Sites are $30 a night plus tax and a $7 RV utility fee, booked through Florida State Parks; the park often fills and closes to day visitors, but campers with reservations are admitted.

What stands out

  • All 59 campsites have water, electric and sewer
  • Mile of Gulf beach plus a 100-acre coastal dune lake
  • Campsites $30 a night plus tax and $7 RV utility fee
  • Park often closes to day visitors at capacity, but reserved campers get in
  • 30 duplex cabins with gas fireplaces

Sites

Campsites (full hookup)

Hookups
Full hookups
Power
Not listed
Pull-through
Not listed
Max length
40 ft
Pad
Not listed
Number of sites
59
Nightly
$30

What this place offers

  • Beach
  • Lake
  • Fishing
  • Boat ramp
  • Kayak & canoe rentals
  • Hiking trails
  • Planned activities
  • Accessible sites

What this place offers

  • Beach
  • Lake
  • Fishing
  • Boat ramp
  • Kayak & canoe rentals
  • Hiking trails
  • Planned activities
  • Accessible sites
  • Sewer hookups at all campsites
  • Western Lake, a 100-acre coastal dune lake (no jet-propelled watercraft)
  • NuCanoe and kayak rentals at ranger station
  • One mile of beach with Mobi-Mats; beach wheelchair by arrangement
  • 4.5-mile hiking/biking trail and 1-mile nature trail
  • Five first-come picnic pavilions
  • Refillable water bottle station
  • Gate combination for late arrivals

Cabins and rentals

Cabin (30)

Sleeps
6
Bathroom
Yes
Nightly
$110

Two-bedroom, one-bath duplex cabins (2 accessible). Gas fireplace Nov-March, central heat/air, kitchen, screened porch, outdoor grill, linens and towels. No TV/phone, no pets, two vehicles. $110/night or $705/week Aug 1-Jan 31; $130/night or $775/week Feb 1-July 31; plus tax, $6.70 reservation fee and $7 nightly utility fee. Two-night minimum.

Things to know

Rig rules

  • No RV age limit listed
  • Rigs up to 40 ft

Pets

  • Pets allowed
  • Limit: Up to four per visitor (statewide maximum; varies by park)
  • Pets welcome in the campground on a 6-foot leash. Not allowed on beaches, playgrounds, bathing areas, cabins or cabin areas, park buildings. Statewide: pets inside unit 11 p.m.-7 a.m., not unattended over 30 minutes.

Arrival

  • Park open 8 a.m. until sundown, 365 days a year; gates close at sunset.

Other fees: Plus tax, nonrefundable $6.70 reservation fee, and $7 nightly utility fee for RVs (water, electric, sewer; not for tents). Admission $5 per vehicle (2-8 people), $4 single occupant, $2 pedestrians/bicyclists/extra passengers.

Good to know

From the park's own website and other official pages. Policies change, so confirm with the park.

Location and directions

  • Gates close at sunset; overnight guests arriving after sunset must call 850-267-8300 before 5 p.m. that day for the gate combination.
  • Park frequently reaches capacity and temporarily closes to day visitors; campers with reservations are still admitted.

Sites

  • Rangers give programs seasonally; pets welcome in the campground.

Rates and fees

  • $7 nightly RV utility fee covers water, electricity and sewer.
  • 50% off base campsite fee for Florida residents 65+ or with qualifying disability certificate.

Pets

  • Pets not allowed on the beach.

Activities and nearby

  • Western Lake is a 100-acre coastal dune lake; boat ramp allows kayaks, canoes, paddleboards and small engine/trolling motor boats; jet-propelled craft prohibited.
  • Beach has no lifeguards; Mobi-Mats on day-use and cabin beaches.
  • Walton County paved bike path runs the length of CR 30-A outside the park.
  • Florida black bear, white-tailed deer and gray foxes live in the park; Great Florida Birding Trail site.

Accessibility

  • Four accessible campsites, two accessible cabins, beach wheelchair (call ahead).

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Where you'll be

357 Main Park Rd., Santa Rosa Beach, FL, 32459

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