Sebastian Inlet State Park Campground

Sebastian Inlet State Park is a wildlife-rich spot popular for day trips, family visits and fishing from beaches, jetties and the pier. Visitors commonly report dolphins, manatees and many shorebirds, plus good angling and a few premium campsites with waterfront views. The park is generally clean with functional restrooms and helpful staff, though campsites are older and on the small side. Recent dredging and storm damage have closed or limited some facilities and the jetty, and there are occasional safety concerns from fast boat traffic, fishing near swimmers, and discarded line. Expect an entry fee and variable crowds.

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