Avalon State Park has more than a mile of increasingly rare undeveloped beachfront. The park provides habitat for many species of wildlife, including sea turtles. Visitors can enjoy relaxing on the beautiful white sands or take to the waters for snorkeling, swimming and fishing.

• Beach Access
• Shower Station
• Park Fee

Blind Creek Beach is a beautiful, natural eight-mile stretch of beach.

• Beach Access
• Restrooms Available

• Small beach access

• Small beach access

Dollman Beach is 143-acres of sand, surf, and sun.

• Beach Access
• Paved Parking
• Showers

Relax at Herman’s Bay, a one-acre park perfect for a little beach time.

• Beach Access
• Pavilions

The Fort Pierce Jetty is the local’s favorite fishing spot. Go for a walk and then pick your spot on the beach within walking distance to several restaurants and hotels.

This 226-acre preserve is two miles of beachfront dunes and seashore fishing, and has one wooden ramped dune-crossover with covered viewing area.

Small beach access memorial park.

A quaint one-acre tranquil beach with 12 paved parking spots provides enough access to escape to the island.

Named for the WWII Normandy Invasion military training that took place in Fort Pierce in the 1940s, this one-acre beach spot features eight paved parking spots and a pavilion for beachgoers and fishermen.

Ocean Bay is a small yet beautiful example of the beach dune and maritime hammock communities commonly found on Hutchinson Island.

This 52-acre park is located along the beautiful warm blue waters of the Atlantic Ocean. This beach is a popular spot for snorkelers and divers, as there are several shallow reefs less than 100 yards off the beach.

Enjoy this stretch of uncrowded beach with some fishing or a relaxing walk to the Fort Pierce Jetty.

• Pavilion
• Small Parking Lot

Come hang out at this popular beach.

• Lifeguard
• Restrooms available