T. H. Stone Memorial St. Joseph Peninsula State Park is a Florida State Park on the St. Joseph Peninsula near Port St. Joe. It is located off U. S. 98. The …
It's such a lovely place that isn't overcrowded. We spent the day fishing along the bay. While leaving at sunset, we even saw 3 deers! Full review by Sam B
May 31, 2024
Very clean and well maintained state park. Beaches not crowded. Several walking trails. Great day excursion if staying in Poet St. Joe or Cape San Blas. Full review by Stay06223165492
Feb 28, 2024
We truly enjoyed our day trip to this park. While staying near Port St. Joe, we thought we'd take a little road trip to check out this campground and really liked it. It was quiet, there was nice spa… Full review by bobbije
What was the damage to St. Joseph sp? Were all the boardwalks. destroyed to the beach? Thank's
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According to the aerial footage of the area, sadly Cape San Blas, including St. Joseph State Park, sustained devastating damage and was literally cut into by the water and now …
According to the aerial footage of the area, sadly Cape San Blas, including St. Joseph State Park, sustained devastating damage and was literally cut into by the water and now appears be two islands. The roads were ripped apart as were many of the structures and businesses in the area. The park website states that it will be closed indefinitely.
Is there a good area to go snorkeling in port st. Joe? Thank you
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Hi! We enjoyed St. Joe Peninusla State Park a lot, you can snorkel in the bay and then walk across the street to enjoy the gulf. It is at the tip of Cape San Blas, about 20 minutes …
Hi! We enjoyed St. Joe Peninusla State Park a lot, you can snorkel in the bay and then walk across the street to enjoy the gulf. It is at the tip of Cape San Blas, about 20 minutes from Port St. Joe. Google the park website for info. Hope this helps!
Can you drive down cabin road to near the tip of the peninsula? I can’t tell if it’s a walking trail or driving trail from Google Maps.
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I don't believe you can drive it, hiking trails all over though. The trails go through quite a bit of woodsy areas, so may be hot and buggy in the summer.
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