292 Graham Dr. (Mixon Cir.)

Carrabelle

Ramps: 1

Ramp Fee: Yes

Parking Spaces : 30

Rest Room: Yes

Hours 24:

By Water: 29.848717, -84.666428

Comments: Marina access 24 hours; marina office open during regular business hours.

 

Street

1000 Avenue A N. (US 98), Florida

Ramps: 1

Ramp Fee: Tes

Parking Spaces : 20

Rest Room: Yes

Hours 24:

By Water: 29.852306, -84.675083

Comments:

 

east end of Timber Island Rd.

Carrabelle, Florida

Ramps: 1

Ramp Fee: No

Parking Spaces : Shoulder Parking Only

Rest Room: No

Hours 24:

By Water: 29.846008, -84.666211

Comments:

If you know of a campground that is boater friendly ,please e-mail us at itsrusty@me.com

By Water : 29.803842 -84.61188

 

Dog Island, the jewel-like barrier island that is best known to visitors for its pristine white sand beaches, good shelling, crabbing and shore fishing, and as a superior beach-picnic and recreational boating base.

There are about 100 homes on the island, although most of them are vacation homes, there are 30-33 full-time residents, most of whom practice xeriscaping (use of native vegetation for landscaping) for their sand-swept residences. Visitors can enjoy the barrier island beauty by boat or airplane, and though there are no typical tourist amenities: no food, public restrooms, and limited rooming (which must be arranged in advance through a local agency) there is plenty for the out-doors and beach-lover.

Birdwatching (especially shore species) opportunities are endless, beach and coastal hiking, and wildlife and natural habitats give endless hours of photography and sketch artists opportunities. Some of the best sunsets anywhere visit there year-round, and at least one famous artist resides there and takes full advantage of the natural beauty for his subject matter. Perfect Florida dune habitat strews the sandy "hills' with all manner of native vegetation, the golden waves of sea oats topping the list. (No picking the sea oats; no walking over the dunes, no dogs allowed) For picnicking or camping, locals favor the far points of either end, the west end (at the pass) best for day trips, shore fishing, and crabbing (in season). The east end (with shifting sand banks under the blue waters, approach by boat at your peril!) camping, shelling, and beach-bumming.

Dog Island is approximately 6 1/2 miles long and up to ¾ mile wide, encompassing 1,842 acres.

 

Places on Dog Island

Little Cove: 29.827561, -84.578119

Nice Beach 29.823867, -84.583500

 

Tyson's Harbor 29.810549, -84.585607

"Tyson’s Harbor is the home of the Dog Island Yacht Club. Transient slips for a fee are available but please do not tie up in any other slips but the transient ones. The “yachties” can get very irritated! The transient slips are well marked with yellow paint on the top of the posts. This is also the dock where the Dog Island Ferry arrives with guests staying at the Pelican Inn. It is a great destination for a picnic, to view the grass air strip, and to hike over to the gulf side of the island." by Rob Powis

 

Skippers Harbor 29.782483, -84.653600

Ballast Cove 29.790717, -84.629900

 

 

201 Tallahassee Street

Carrabelle , Florida

850-697-9010

Website

By Water 29.851339, -84.666357

The Old Carrabelle Hotel - a circa 1880 Historic Inn, nestled on Florida's Forgotten Coast. Our laid-back Key West Styleinvites you to meet new friends in our charming "Monkey Bar", enjoy a hot cooked-to-order breakfast daily at Carrabelle Beach's restaurant -on us- and rock your cares away on our fabulous wraparound verandas while taking in the scenic views of the harbor. Great relief after days on the water!
The picturesque village of Carrabelle lies approximately one hour southwest of Tallahassee. Our completely renovated 120-year old historic home is near the center of this gentle coastal town, only a block from the harbor.

Note: C-Quarters is 2 blocks, Moorings at Carrabelle about 3 more blocks. Both with fuel.

1000 US Hwy 98

Carrabelle, FL 32322

850-697-2800

Website

By Water  29.852231, -84.673136

The lodging at Moorings Carrabelle is without a doubt the finest in the area. We understand that not everyone who enjoys boating is able to sleep and live on their boat. That's why we offer you a soft bed and hot shower after those long days of fishing on the Gulf. For those who are traveling on live-aboards, sometimes it's nice to get out of the cramped quarters of your vessel and stretch your legs or take a dip in the pool.

12 Curtis Ave

Carrabelle, FL 32322

(850) 697-3410

Website

By Water   29.849670, -84.664857 (I'm' not positive of the locations)

The Carrabelle River and Gulf of Mexico are at our back door. Some of the world's most beautiful beaches are only minutes from the Georgian. We have boat slips, full service marina's and docking facilities as well as some of the areas best sea food restaurants all within walking distance.

1589 Highway 98 W

Carrabelle, FL 32322-5009

850-697-4000

Website

By Water   29.842537, -84.680047 NOTE: THE DOCKAGE FOR THE BOAT IS 1/2 MILE AWAY.

 

This brand new Inn has reasonable rates and a friendly accommodating staff and the Inn has its own dockage for your boat available to our guests on the Carrabelle river next to the bridge on Highway 98, just a half mile from the Inn.

1302 Pickett's Landing Court
Carrabelle, FL 32322
(850) 566-6761
Website
By Water (GPS)  29.852274, -84.677273

Pickett's Landing is nestled on the cusp of carefully preserved coastal wetlands along the Carrabelle River, and offers spectacular unobstructed water views from every unit. Imagine awakening each morning to golden reflections shimmering through the rising steam of the river, a heron fishes, a deer wades, then you realize, "this paradise is my backyard".

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