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Your Guide to Beach Access in Miramar Beach & South Walton

Welcome to Miramar Beach and the stunning shores of South Walton! With miles of soft, powdery sand and crystal-clear Gulf waters, this area offers numerous access points so everyone can enjoy the beach. Whether you're here for a weekend getaway or an extended vacation, knowing where and how to access the beach will help you make the most of your time in paradise.

Types of Beach Access

Regional Beach Access (RBA): These are larger public access points equipped with amenities such as restrooms, parking, showers, bike racks, and ADA-accessible facilities. Many also have lifeguards on duty from March through October and display flags indicating current surf conditions. Examples include the Miramar Beach Regional Access near Pompano Joe’s and Ed Walline Regional Access at Gulf Place.

 

Neighborhood Beach Access (NBA): Smaller access points located within residential areas, designed primarily for walk-up traffic. While they may have fewer amenities, many still provide flags for surf conditions.

 

Private Beach Access: Some vacation rentals and resorts offer private beach access exclusively for their guests. Access to these areas is typically restricted to guests of the property. Be sure to check your accommodation or contact My Vacation Haven for specific details about your rental property.

 

For more detailed information, including an interactive map of all beach access points, please visit the official South Walton Beach Access page: Beach and Bay Access Locations.

Beach Access FAQs

Will I have beach access during my stay?

Yes! Depending on your accommodation, you'll have access to public beaches, state parks, or private beach areas associated with your rental. It's best to confirm with your host or property manager for specific access details.

 

Where can I find public beach access points?

South Walton boasts over 50 public beach and bay access locations. To find the one closest to you, use the interactive map provided by Visit South Walton. Simply enter your address to see nearby access points and their amenities.

 

Can I walk or run along the beach?

Absolutely! You're welcome to traverse the wet sand area along the entire 26 miles of Walton County's shoreline. This area is open to the public for walking, running, and enjoying the beach. bonappetit.com

 

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