Emerald Coast RV Beach Resort Campground

The Great Outdoors

Experience an outdoor sanctuary with beaches, nature trails, and camping when you visit St. Andrews State Park in Panama City. The 1,200-acre park boasts five distinct ecological landscapes in one gorgeous setting. St. Andrews State Park is bordered by the Gulf of Mexico and St. Andrews Bay, making it a paradise for snorkelers, swimmers, and surfers. Watch as seafaring birds walk on sugar-white sands and soar above emerald green waters. Take a hike through sand dunes, across pine forests, and coastal plant communities, or just throw down a towel and absorb some good old vitamin D. No matter how you choose to spend your time, St. Andrews State Park is an awesome place to visit when you rent a camper near Emerald Coast RV Beach Resort.Another state park to check out when you book an RV in Bay County is Camp Helen State Park. The park features a large coastal dune lake and offers swimming, hiking, and fishing for visitors of all ages. Bordered by the Gulf of Mexico and Lake Powell, Florida’s largest coastal dune lake, the 180-acre day-use park has approximately three miles of hiking trails, freshwater and saltwater fishing, beachcombing, nature study, interpretive exhibits, historic sites, picnic pavilions, and other amenities.Rick Seltzer Park provides public beach access and boasts an undeveloped area of beachfront. With no high-rises on either side, visitors will experience an increased awareness of the beach/dune dynamics. Although the park is a little shy of five acres, the sand dunes, lack of large buildings, and the relatively undeveloped area will make you feel as if you’re on a secluded island.

Exploring the City

Panama City Beach has tons of attractions that kids — and the young at heart — will thoroughly enjoy. Catch some reprieve from the heat in the city’s large tropical-themed water park. Interact with marine life at the sea life attraction, or check out exotic and endangered species at the zoo and botanical conservatory. Perhaps you want to get your adrenaline pumping at the local adventure park or challenge your friends to a game of miniature golf at the family fun park. Whether you’re traveling with someone who is nine or 99 years old, there’s definitely something that can please everyone in Panama City Beach.As with most beach cities, Panama City has an amazing boardwalk-the popular Pier Park. The premier shopping and entertainment destination in Panama City Beach, Pier Park’s outdoor complex has more than 124 stores. Play a game of laser tag, listen to live music, or satisfy your cravings at one of the many restaurants. Featuring everything from home goods to homemade ice cream, no matter what mood you’re in, you will be pleased when you visit Pier Park.Looking to bask in the beauty of the Gulf Coast from the comfort of your car? Then hop in your vehicle or campervan rental and jump onto Florida’s scenic Highway 30A. The roadway in south Walton County stretches 24 miles along the Emerald Coast. Known for its white-sand beaches and bright blue waters, the dazzling Emerald Coast is lined with acres of protected state forests and dune lakes, speckled with beach communities and beach bars, and characterized by relaxed, small-town beach vibes. See what cool places you can uncover when you drive along the scenic 30A.