Do any of the Florida beaches allow camping?

[slackercruster]

Do any of the Florida beaches allow camping?

Thanks

 

[Missdirected]

Ft. Desoto and Cabbage Key (I do not recommend but you can camp). Ft. Desoto is pretty good and a great location.

 

[slackercruster]

Ft. Desoto and Cabbage Key (I do not recommend but you can camp). Ft. Desoto is pretty good and a great location.

Do not recommend both or just Cabbage?

 

[Missdirected]

Do not recommend both or just Cabbage?

Oooops, sorry just cabbage. U r stuck on an island with man eating mosquitos! Horrible. I do recommend Ft. Desoto.

 

[frogman_5]

Just watch out for the racoons at DeSoto. According to my sister, they demand tribute and will hold you up at gunpoint. There was even a news story a couple of years ago where they broke into the general store!

 

[sandshaker]

Ft. Pickens on Pensacola Beach!

 

[Fish_Whisperer]

Panama City Beach doesn't seem to care if you stand waist-deep in the surf and drink beer all night.

 

[sandshaker]

Panama City Beach doesn't seem to care if you stand waist-deep in the surf and drink beer all night.

This is True!!!

 

[Fish_Whisperer]

That's what we did, the night that Emily was coming ashore. We watched the first bits of lightning coming across the horizon, ducked back to the room, caught a few hours of sleep, and then headed north.

 

[sandshaker]

Also, as long as you are not in a tent. (because you are not allowed)
You are just hanging around on the sand or blanket, I have never been asked to leave.
When I was a kid, you were still allowed to camp and have a fire in Pensacola. The good old Days!