Best Hiking Trails in Henderson Beach State Park
Family-friendly and A.D.A accessible, Henderson Beach offers short hiking and wildlife viewing for all. Don't miss the nature trail and the bike ride to the beach.
Family-friendly and A.D.A accessible, Henderson Beach offers short hiking and wildlife viewing for all. Don't miss the nature trail and the bike ride to the beach.
Enjoy a hike across coastal scrub and sand dunes on this 3.4 mile nature trail. Try to spot small reptile species along this easy, pet friendly route.
Mountain bikers are welcome on paved areas, so visitors staying at one of the nearby Henderson Beach State Park cabins could bring a bike and ride to the beach.
The scenic shoreline is a sight not to be missed while visiting Henderson Beach State Park. More than a mile of white sand makes for an inviting hike, especially when dolphins, sea turtles, and different species of fish are often spotted off-shore.
As the name suggests, this state park is centered around the beach. It's a great place to spot wildlife, sunbathe and swim, or explore the shoreline, but don't miss out on the other opportunities and recreation on offer here.
visiting Henderson Beach State Park and looking for something different to do? Then geocaching could be the answer. It's a high-tech outdoor treasure hunt, where you hunt for caches. This state park is included in the Operation Recreation Geo Tour, so you can find out how many caches will be ticked off the list in this area.
When conditions are right Henderson Beach is a great place for a swim. Test out the waters of the Gulf Of Mexico, relax on the sand, and look out for sightings of marine life, which will make the visit extra special. All-terrain beach wheelchairs make the beach accessible to all.
For all those wanting a night under canvas, rather than a stay in nearby Henderson Beach State Park cabins, there are 60 campsites available to book. Water, electric hook-ups, picnic tables and ground grills are provided, and with provisions just a short drive away, everything is there for an exciting camping trip.
For visitors interested in natural Florida this park is an ideal place to visit. Wading and shore birds and migrating birds and butterflies often visit, and there have been reports from the beach of dolphin and sea turtle sightings. Choose a quiet day to visit, and gopher tortoises, bobcats, and rabbits may be in sight.