Cape Palms Park 6081 Cape San Blas Road, Port St. Joe, FL 32456

"Small sand parking lot with beach access. Some planking/mats to facilitate pedestrian traffic to the actual beach. Killer Gulf views and lovely sand. The actual publicly accessible beach is narrow, less than 50'. Lovely population of shore birds!"

"A very simple, quiet, beautiful little park with a perfect view for amazing sunsets. Definitely appreciated the clean restrooms, the picnic tables, and the "photo spot" to take and tag. There was also a very good amount of parking available at the time of our visit, much larger lot than I had expected there to be. Ramps are also part of the decking structure, making access easy for those who have problems with steps."

"Me and my family had a great time at the beach. We wanted waves and weren’t getting any in Port St. Joe, but we found some on the peninsula. Also a great place for finding shells, watching the brown pelicans fly by, etc. There is a drop off in the sand that forms a large shelf along the beach, so you have to be prepared to lower yourself and all belongings down one of the cut-out spots."

"Very nice stop especially if the state park isnt open yet, usually not crowded, Glider chair swing and picnic tables, clean restrooms, easy swimming gentle grade sandy bottom and usually not too rough"

"Review Date: March 2nd, 2012 A relaxing day at my first beach! Not only was it my first beach, but it was my first time in the Gulf of Mexico. This was just one of the many stops in a crazy, but awesome Spring Break week with some great friends. The weather was nice, but the Gulf was still cool from winter. So Jacob and I waded out and tried out best to enjoy the waves. Megan took the majority of the photos you’ll see below. We enjoyed the beach for a few hours. I smuggled some mason jars onto the beach and filled them with sand, water and some shells found around where we were sitting. My dad still has some in his house and they still look pretty decent! Aside from chilling on the beach and trying to play in the cold ocean, I wish I had more to say. Jacob told me that sharks can swim in water as shallow as 3′, so that made the rest of the time in the water rather fun. Kept quite an eye out for some sharks and luckily, we made it out safe and sound. Florida has a ton of beaches. I would tell you to visit this one, but there has to be many to choose from! Especially in Panama City Beach, where we ended up later that week. So just hit up any beach and enjoy!"