FLORIDA · COUNTY BEACH DIRECTORY
Franklin County beaches
Browse all 9 Franklin County, Florida beach guides, with parking, fees, facilities, rules, activities and the countywide public access directory.
Every beach guide in Franklin County
St. George Island Public Beach
St. George Island, Florida
A public Gulf beach beside Lighthouse Park, with town food, bathhouse facilities and picnic pavilions close to the central island arrival.
St. George Island State Park Beach
St. George Island, Florida
A state-park Gulf shore with large beach-use areas, picnic facilities and a range of mobility equipment; remote eastern fishing access has different limits.
St. George Island East End Fishing Beach
St. George Island, Florida
A named remote fishing shore at the island’s eastern pass. Plan a fishing or nature outing rather than swimming; current special-use arrival arrangements need checking.
Unit Four Beach
St. George Island, Florida
A reserve bay beach for birding and coastal walks among oyster habitat. Primitive facilities and a conflicting published hours statement require careful planning.
Carrabelle Beach
Carrabelle, Florida
A small sound-side county beach with restrooms, an outdoor shower and picnic pavilions, close to Carrabelle’s museums and town services.
Alligator Point Beach
Alligator Point, Florida
A Gulf-facing peninsula beach with a few public road crossings and limited parking. Arrange food and facilities separately and distinguish it from Bald Point State Park.
Bald Point State Park Beach
Alligator Point, Florida
A state-park coastal beach setting where marshes, bay water and sandy shore meet, with picnic facilities and reported mobility mats at beach accesses.
St. Vincent Island Beach
St. Vincent Island, Florida
An undeveloped boat-only refuge island for beach walks, wildlife and shore fishing. No toilets or drinking water are supplied; hunts and prescribed burns can close access.
Little St. George Island Beach
Little St. George Island, Florida
A boat-only reserve island with Gulf beach trails and designated primitive camping. A named historic dock or campsite is not a guarantee of present operation.
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.