Topsail Hill Preserve State Park is one of the largest and most diverse Florida state parks on 30A. It’s the kind of place where you could hike through a pine forest, paddle a freshwater lake, and sunbathe on a Gulf-front beach—all in a single day. With miles of trails and a wide range of natural features, this park offers more to explore than most people expect.
What to Expect
The park is home to Lakes Campbell, Morris, and Stallworth, plus nearly three miles of protected beach along the Gulf. Over 15 miles of trails are available for hiking and biking, and wildlife sightings are common, especially in the early morning. The park also offers a beach tram service that runs from the parking lot to the shoreline, which makes it easier to bring along beach gear or coolers.
Practical Information
- Parking: Ample parking near the main entrance
- Restrooms: Found at the day-use area and tram drop-off
- Pets: Allowed on leash, not permitted in cabins or on the beach
- Accessibility: Tram and facilities are ADA accessible
- Hours: 8 AM to sunset
- Admission: $6 per vehicle
Rental cabins and RV sites are available through the park’s reservation system, but they book up quickly.
Local Tips
The No Name Lake trail is a quieter option for birdwatchers and those looking for a shady walk. For beach access, the tram is your best bet unless you’re biking or hiking in.
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