Fort Pierce Inlet State Park

Fort Pierce Inlet State Park

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Location: 4 miles east of Fort Pierce, via North Causeway.
Facilities: Camping area (primitive) for organized youth groups, covered pavilions, trails, beach, showers, restrooms, playground.
Activities: Youth group camping, canoeing, saltwater fishing, swimming, surfing, snorkeling, scuba diving, shelling, hiking, bicycling, birding.
Special Features: Located on the north shore of Fort Pierce Inlet, this park features Atlantic beach, dunes, and coastal hammock. Dynamite Point, which was a training site for Navy Frogmen during World War II, is a haven for birdwatchers. Jack Island Preserve, located 1.5 miles north of the park, has trails for hiking, biking, and nature study.
Address: 905 Shorewinds Dr
Fort Pierce, FL 34949
Phone: 772-468-3985;
Web: www.floridastateparks.org/fortpierceinlet
Size: 812 acres land; 329 acres water. Includes Jack Island.

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