Sebastian Inlet State Park - Melbourne Beach (FL)

4 /5 Chris Yust LaClaire: Campground has beautiful water views in a lot of spaces. Electric needs upgrading. We only had 1 AC on and never had more than 110 v. Lovely spot to fish, watch the dolphins, boaters and just relax. No See ums were horrible this trip! Deep woods off didnt touch them. So cover up if you are allergic like my poor hubby.

5 /5 M: Sebastian Inlet State Park is a special place. There are two sections of the park: one north of the inlet bridge with ocean beach access, food concessions, and a swimming cove on the inlet side and one south of the bridge that offers a campground, fishing museum, gift shop, bike trails, boat launch, and fishing piers. The facilities are clean and the staff are friendly. Admission fees are reasonable. Highly recommended.

5 /5 Heather Beaird: We traveled to Sebastian today to check out the State park. It cost us $8 to drive in. Make sure you hold onto your receipt because it will get you entry to each entrance of the park. We walked around in the shallow water picking up shells, catching little crabs and watching the dolphins swim nearby. We loaded up, drove over the bridge to another part of the state park. Showed the nice lady at the booth our receipt from before and we were in. This side had a nice size lagoon. Fairly shallow water for kids to play and dolphins would chase fish in and out. It was super nice. I will be back

3 /5 Janice Howser: Hmmmm. The views of the inlet are beautiful but during our stay the 3rd week of March 2025 the wind was so bad we couldn’t leave our awning out on our camper. And it was too blustery to sit on the beach. But the absolute worst thing was the No-See-Um bugs that made it miserable to sit out. The campsites are very close. I don’t plan to return here just because of the No-See-Ums. Too bad because the views and sunsets are amazing.

5 /5 BRIAN BUTZ: We love this park and will return every chance we get. All natural Florida without the expense of a resort. Beautiful beach, fishing jetty and beautiful lagoon, shallow clear water off that Sebastian Inlet, dolphins will swim in and out and are regulars at this lagoon. Nice campground and fishing museum and another Treasure Coast museum.