Love this park! Beautiful Crystal clear water. Snorkeling is perfect. Shells mostly pieces due to dredging (guessing) go to jetty and walk all the way to the end of beach where jetty stops. Waves there bring in shells. I found a few olives and small nice ones.

I love this park. We saw deer, fish, and a water snake. the sand is perfect. We hiked around to Sandy Point. The water was clear, cool but clear. It is a quiet place for a long walk. I love this place. I enjoy coming here.

I'd rate it a 4.5 star if I could...What a fantastic State Park. The only negative I could think of was there is no free wifi. However, you can purchase wifi for $7/day per device. Cell phone coverage was excellent. We were in back in site 123 with a lovely water view. Although the site was listed as 35' we had no trouble parking our 38'10" motorhome and tow vehicle at this site. Cost is $28 per night and an additional $7 per day for utilities. What a bargain! We had fhu, gravel, fire pit, picnic table, and grill at our site. Site is a short walk to bathhouse. OTA tv produce about 45 channels. No shade at this site, but not required in February (temps were in upper 60's while we were here). The beach is about 1.5 miles away and they are beautiful. There is a Winn Dixie about 2 miles away and other shops and restaurants nearby. Access to the campground is controlled by a gate and access to the state park is controlled by a ranger and closed gate after hours. There are 3 camp-type stores here and firewood is for sale. It's qiet and clean here. Hope to come back soon!

This is a lovely state park with gorgeous white sand beaches and dunes - like what Florida was before development. There are two nature trails, which we walked. The Gator Lake trail is very short (~0.4 miles) but picturesque - we saw lot of birds but no gators. The Heron Pond trail is a bit longer (~0.75 miles) and takes you through some varied habitat. A highlight was seeing a bald eagle! The restroom facilities add some convenience. Overall, we spent a very enjoyable afternoon walking these trails and also on the beach.

I love St. Andrews SP and camping here is amazing. Waking up next to the water to a beautiful sunrise is such a great experience. Campsites have electric hookups for RVs, a camp grill, a fire pit, and a picnic table. There are multiple spacious bathhouses at the campground. There is plenty to do at St. Andrews during the daytime, including opportunities for swimming, snorkeling, wildlife photography, hiking, paddling, boating, and bicycling. There are multiple shops and the park offers equipment rentals for things like kayaks, snorkeling gear, and beach umbrellas. There is also a camp shop near the campground that offers charcoal, lighters, and other equipment for camping. The park offers hot food and snacks as well as a ferry ride to nearby Shell Island for an additional fee. The staff I've interacted with have always been polite and helpful. The sand is fine and powdery, which many, including myself, prefer to the rougher sand near the Atlantic. It is very nice to go in the colder months, although boating will be windy and chilly and it will likely be too cold for swimming. The summer is better for swimming, but keep in mind that the dunes trap heat and it will be HOT. Restaurant and grocery options outside the park in St. Andrews and nearby PCB are slimmer than one might find near Central & South Florida parks, but are more numerous than options near many other North Florida parks. Camp Helen SP, the PCB airport, Pine Log SF, and Tyndall AFB are all less than 45 minutes away, and Mexico Beach and Seaside are less than an hour away.

Entrance fees depend on how many people are in your car. Go early to find parking. The beach area is beautiful. There’s a picnic area, some overlooks and lots of sand space to sit and relax. Restrooms are close to parking area. There’s also a little grill where you can get some fast food.. A souvenir shop with boat rentals

Stayed at Saint Andrews State Park April 6-10. Park was not crowded and weather was fine windy but beach time was enjoyable. We had a 34ft TT and sight accommodations were perfect.

Stayed for 5 days in the newly updated campground and what a great stay it was, our site was waterfront with a great view of the bay were we watched the dolphins and birds feeding every day. There is a nice boat ramp, dock and camp store. Access to the beach is just a short bike ride across the park. The beaches in the Florida Panhandle just can't be beat, we love the natural dunes, white sands and emerald waters. Close to shopping and several excellent restaurants. This area was hit hard few years ago by Hurrican Michael and it shows. They are currently redoing all the roads in the park, but don't let this stop you from visiting.

We decided to check out the park on a day when our condo's beach was extremely crowded, and we're so glad we did! The beaches here are clean, uncrowded, and perfect for families with small kids. There is a calm area in the jetties where little kids can swim safely, and there's also an area with waves for boogie boards. The next time we visit PCB, we'll definitely plan on bringing out a canopy and making full day beach trips here.

This place is amazing! It is basically at the end of PCB, and the beach is less crowded/and you have a jetty pool if you have children, do not like encountering wild sea life, love to snorkel, etc... The roads are rather dated, and taking your camper back in there is a bit-meh, but the campground does offer full-hook up right there on the bay. You are basically sitting right across from Shell Island. You can taxi across t Shell Island here. The SP is right there at the marina to go deep-sea fishing, and it is right there at all of the restaurants/area which the locals will recommend and enjoy.