Pilcher Park is underneath the 331 bridge on the south shore of Choctawhatchee Bay. It's the place to go for launching a boat or fishing along the rocks or on the 200-foot pier. Just about any species of saltwater fish can be caught at Pilcher Park in Walton County, Florida.
- Begun in 2013
- 200 foot pier
- Restrooms
- 3 pavilions with picnic tables
- four boat ramps
- parking for 50 cars and 30 boat trailers
Kellogg Bayside Park on the Choctawhatchee Bay in South Walton offers access to the bay for kayaks, canoes, and stand up paddle boards. Features include boat ramp (no trailers), picnic tables, shower, water fountain and water spigot. If you need to drive in to unload boats call Walton County Parks at (850) 892-8108 , otherwise it will probably be padlocked. Kellogg Bayside Park is located at the north end of Nellie Drive off of Nursery Road.
Stallworth Preserve Beach Access is still on Walton County's map but consider it as good as deleted. The neighborhood resident have put up a gate and denied access to the public.
Headland Avenue Beach Access is a public beach access at Headland Avenue and Montgomery Street on the east side of where the Seagrove Villas Motel once stood. There is no parking.
Haugen Park Bay Access is in Miramar Beach a few blocks north of US 98 on Shore Drive, about a mile west of Silver Sands Factory outlet Stores. It has a place to launch kayaks or paddle boards and a boardwalk along the bay.
Geronimo Street Beach Access is at the intersection of Geronimo Street and Scenic 98 (old 98) in Miramar Beach. There is no parking but has lifeguards in season.
Shellseekers Beach Access is a simple walkover at the end of Shellseekers Cove about one block south of Scenic 30A and a few blocks east of the Scenic 393 intersection at Gulf Place. It may be the most well hidden access in SoWal.
Bullard Beach Access in Santa Rosa Beach is an undeveloped access on the west end of Dune Allen Beach a block south of Scenic 30A at the intersection of Highland Avenue and Bullard Road.
Port Property Beach Access is an undeveloped access in Seagrove Beach at the end of San Roy Road on the eastern side of the Eastern Lake outfall.
Legion Park has picnic tables, shelters, playground, basketball court, volleyball court, restrooms and a boat launch on the Choctawhatchee Bay in Miramar Beach. The park is at the end of Ponce De Leon Street, a few blocks north of US Highway 98 in Miramar Beach.
