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Duval County beaches

Browse all 9 Duval County, Florida beach guides, with parking, fees, facilities, rules, activities and the countywide public access directory.

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Find your fit in Duval County

9 published guides in this county. Start with restrooms (2 qualifying beaches) or surfing (2 qualifying beaches), then compare the named entrances. Feature counts describe documented routes, not all beaches or every entrance in the county.

Use the verified route features below to choose where to begin. Counts refer to beaches with a qualifying named entrance, not every entrance. These are planning details, not current opening or guard duty.

A few places to start

Starting points ranked by verified entrance facilities; these are not a county-wide quality ranking.

Little Talbot Island

Entrance: Little Talbot Island · designated beach boardwalk

Restrooms

Parking & entry: $5 vehicle admission

Check before going: No swimming or wading south of boardwalk 3 near the Fort George River Inlet. Use beach accesses 1–3 and follow closure signs. No lifeguards.

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Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park

Entrance: Kathryn Abbey Hanna Park · designated ocean entrances

Restrooms

Parking & entry: $5 per car, up to six people

Check before going: Swimming in Hanna Park’s freshwater lake is prohibited. The beach and lake have different rules.

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Every beach guide in Duval County

Little Talbot Island

Jacksonville, Florida

Undeveloped shoreline, white sand and room for a long coastal walk.

Boneyard Beach

Jacksonville, Florida

Fallen trees, coastal habitat and a beach made for exploring.

Jacksonville Beach

Jacksonville Beach, Florida

An Atlantic beach-town outing with public facilities and surf.

Huguenot Memorial Park

Jacksonville, Florida

A coastal park with designated beach driving and shorebird habitat.

Atlantic Beach

Atlantic Beach, Florida

A city shoreline with leashed-dog access and an ocean-swimming exception.

Neptune Beach

Neptune Beach, Florida

An oceanfront stop between Atlantic Beach and Jacksonville Beach.

Destination guides and access points

A named beach guide describes a visitor destination. The separate access directory preserves individual streets, walkovers, ramps and park entrances so smaller public routes are not lost.