Beach Access – Which way to the Beach?

A common question and searched item is what is the closest beach access for NatureWalk at Seagrove?

The easiest path to the beach is walking/riding a bike on the Lilly Lane Beach Trail to San Juan Ave., directly to San Juan beach access across 30A (no services), or to the Santa Clara Regional Beach Access further to the east, 0.1 miles (restroom and changing rooms available)

The Santa Clara Regional Beach Access has restrooms, changing rooms, and a ramp to the beach. Public parking is available at this regional beach access and across 30A.

The Grayton Beach State Park is a nationally ranked Nature Wonderland with something for everyone. This Florida State Park has a public beach access point with parking and restrooms.

The Lilly Lane NatureWalk Beach Trail passes through the Florida State Forest, and motorized vehicles, such as Low-Speed Vehicles (LSVs) / carts, are NOT allowed. Walking and Biking are perfect on this beach trail.

Note: There are barriers on BOTH ends of the beach trail that do NOT allow an LSV/cart to be driven down the path.

The NatureWalk Lilly Lane Beach Trail is also on Google Maps for beach trip planning. The Google Maps link can be found here:

3468 E Scenic Hwy 30A, Santa Rosa Beach, FL 32459

Lat: 30.31363771 / Long: -86.11926901

Beach Access Amenities

  • Beach Wheelchairs Available
  • Seasonal Lifeguards
  • Parking (~ 65 spots on both sides of 30A)
  • Beach Conditions Flag
  • ADA Accessible Restrooms
  • ADA Accessible Boardwalk
  • Water Fountain
Santa Clara Regional Beach Access