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Sebastian Inlet State Park is located on the east coast of Florida approx. 45 minutes south east of Orlando, FL. Sebastian Inlet State Park is located off Highway A1A, between Melbourne and Vero Beach, on the Brevard/Indian River county line. The park is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Sebastian Inlet State Park covers over 600 acres and spans both sides of the inlet. There are many Recreational Opportunities available, such as boating, surfing, fishing, sunbathing and camping. WARNING Sebastian Inlet is TREACHEROUS so ride with care as conditions can change drastically in a short period of time. Take a wetsuit though as it’s chilly until June or so. Also, make arrangements to flush your ski, as this is saltwater.
Amenities and attractions include camping spaces with showers, restrooms, laundry and a dump stations. Sebastian Inlet offers some of the best fishing anywhere. Snook, Huge Redfish, Tarpon and other Game fish are caught year round. The Most Popular places to fish are the North and South Jetty, the Catwalks under the Bridge and the Dock on the south side. Surfers come from all over to ride the Huge Swells on the North Side, or Monster Hole southeast of the inlet. BTW, WE LOVED playing in the surf at the Monster Hole, but you have got to watch out for the surfers. SHARE and beware...there's a lot of sharks out there too.
Swimmers have the beach available plus a tidal pool on the north side. There are plenty of places to Snorkel as long as you use caution. There are concessions available on both sides of the inlet. The Beaches are Full-Service, Most with Lifeguards, Showers, Restrooms, Playground Equipment, Picnic Tables, Grills and other Features.
Here’s some additional camping information:
Golden Sands Beach Park
N. A1A, 1.4 miles north of Wabasso Bridge(CR 510)
Treasure Shores Park
N. A1A, 2.4 miles north of Wabasso Bridge(CR 510)
Wabasso Beach Park
N. A1A, east of Wabasso Bridge(CR 510)
Main Street Ramp located at Indian River Drive and Main Street - This Ramp is good for medium and large boats. Parking is poor on weekends, but free.
Sebastian Yacht Club on Indian River Drive just north of CR 512 - This Ramp is Best for medium and large boats. Parking is good, and again, free.
Sand Point Marina is located just north of the Sebastian River Bridge off US 1. Good for small and medium boats. Good Parking.(2.00 fee)
Dale Wimbrow Park at CR 505/Roseland Rd.
This Ramp is Best for small and medium boats and offers access to the South Fork of the Sebastian River. Parking is good.
Sebastian Inlet State Park offers a south side access ramp that is good for medium and large boats. Parking is good.
Wabasso Bridge Causeway(CR 510) Good for small and medium boats. Parking is good.
For more information on Sebastian Inlet State Park go to: http://www.dep.state.fl.us/parks/dis...nlet/index.asp
Lisa Price
Folsom, CA
[ May 28, 2002, 06:56 PM: Message edited by: Lisa ]
Sebastian Inlet State Park covers over 600 acres and spans both sides of the inlet. There are many Recreational Opportunities available, such as boating, surfing, fishing, sunbathing and camping. WARNING Sebastian Inlet is TREACHEROUS so ride with care as conditions can change drastically in a short period of time. Take a wetsuit though as it’s chilly until June or so. Also, make arrangements to flush your ski, as this is saltwater.
Amenities and attractions include camping spaces with showers, restrooms, laundry and a dump stations. Sebastian Inlet offers some of the best fishing anywhere. Snook, Huge Redfish, Tarpon and other Game fish are caught year round. The Most Popular places to fish are the North and South Jetty, the Catwalks under the Bridge and the Dock on the south side. Surfers come from all over to ride the Huge Swells on the North Side, or Monster Hole southeast of the inlet. BTW, WE LOVED playing in the surf at the Monster Hole, but you have got to watch out for the surfers. SHARE and beware...there's a lot of sharks out there too.
Swimmers have the beach available plus a tidal pool on the north side. There are plenty of places to Snorkel as long as you use caution. There are concessions available on both sides of the inlet. The Beaches are Full-Service, Most with Lifeguards, Showers, Restrooms, Playground Equipment, Picnic Tables, Grills and other Features.
Here’s some additional camping information:
Golden Sands Beach Park
N. A1A, 1.4 miles north of Wabasso Bridge(CR 510)
Treasure Shores Park
N. A1A, 2.4 miles north of Wabasso Bridge(CR 510)
Wabasso Beach Park
N. A1A, east of Wabasso Bridge(CR 510)
Main Street Ramp located at Indian River Drive and Main Street - This Ramp is good for medium and large boats. Parking is poor on weekends, but free.
Sebastian Yacht Club on Indian River Drive just north of CR 512 - This Ramp is Best for medium and large boats. Parking is good, and again, free.
Sand Point Marina is located just north of the Sebastian River Bridge off US 1. Good for small and medium boats. Good Parking.(2.00 fee)
Dale Wimbrow Park at CR 505/Roseland Rd.
This Ramp is Best for small and medium boats and offers access to the South Fork of the Sebastian River. Parking is good.
Sebastian Inlet State Park offers a south side access ramp that is good for medium and large boats. Parking is good.
Wabasso Bridge Causeway(CR 510) Good for small and medium boats. Parking is good.
For more information on Sebastian Inlet State Park go to: http://www.dep.state.fl.us/parks/dis...nlet/index.asp
Lisa Price
Folsom, CA
[ May 28, 2002, 06:56 PM: Message edited by: Lisa ]