Sebastian Inlet

Sebastian Inlet State Park

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Tripadvisor (839) · State park in Melbourne Beach, United States
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Situated less than 2 miles north of Pelican Island National Wildlife Refuge between the Indian River Lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean, this …

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Oct 2, 2024
The Sebastian beaches are absolutely stunning. It's a perfect place to visit with family and friend, especially with jet skis and boats. We saw manatees lots of beautiful wildlife and the water wasn'… Full review by Verona G
Sep 1, 2024
The campground was excellent and very clean. The bathrooms were well maintained. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. The beach was beautiful. We observed some manatees in the surf, almost on th… Full review by Larry B
Aug 15, 2024
The state park is in a beautiful spot, but it is infested with "NO SEE EM'S" My wife and I could not leave the camper. The bugs are everywhere, and they are savage. I received hundreds of bug bits ju… Full review by Jim J
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Is the beach OK to walk on? Some hotels are restricting access.
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From the inlet you can walk the beach. It’s a state park, with a nominal fee ($3 or $4) depending on how many people in the car.?
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Answer by Ygf37 · Feb 3, 2023
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Are there alligators in the Sebastian inlet water
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I've not seen alligators but this is Florida, alligators could be found in any body of water. They prefer fresh water but have been spotted in brackish as well, including the Indian …
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I've not seen alligators but this is Florida, alligators could be found in any body of water. They prefer fresh water but have been spotted in brackish as well, including the Indian River. The lagoon seems to be fairly safe from predators and is well traficked. Hope this helps.
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Answer by Raye H · Oct 4, 2021
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We are looking at camping at Sebastian Inlet March 2021. Some reviews said no-see-ums were so bad they had to …
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We are looking at camping at Sebastian Inlet March 2021. Some reviews said no-see-ums were so bad they had to leave, but you didn't mention them -- did you have bug problems in March?
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The first trip we didn’t have any issues, but the next three visits later in the year were almost unbearable. Mosquitos and no-see-ums love me so it was rough. I hope this helps
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Answer by Zach D · Nov 8, 2020
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On the north side swimming is safe for children in the calm-water lagoon
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Open 24 hours a day and charges a $4 or $8 entrance fee per vehicle, depending on the number of passengers
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Allows for fishing, swimming, surfing, scuba diving, camping, hiking, and picnicking
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The azure water is especially clear in this park, which makes it a great spot to teach little ones to snorkel
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And a campground on the river side of the park is popular with those looking to stay overnight in rvs and tents
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Welcomes visitors every day from 10 a. m
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For those who prefer land-locked activities, the mile-long hammock trail is a great option
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Visitors during the summer may make reservations for a nighttime foray to observe nesting loggerhead turtles
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Encountered during their visits, most said the stunning scenery, abundant wildlife and family-friendly atmosphere make it a can't-miss destination. keep in
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Waterfront pavilions and picnic areas are great for family outings. full-facility campsites and a boat ramp are available
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Up just off the pier here as well as farther offshore at the spot called monster hole. and
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State park is a recreational park that allows for fishing, swimming, surfing, scuba
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Find world-class surfing, spanish gold, and a premier saltwater fishing spot at sebastian inlet
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Sebastian inlet state park is the place where kids love to play at, and adults like to go for a stroll
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Sebastian inlet state park is open 24 hours a day, every day of the week
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Best for: surfing; sunrise; sunset; walking
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