Pets are barred from the bathing and swimming beach itself. Leashed pets are allowed in other, non-excluded parts of the park such as the campground and trails.
The beach is not a restaurant, lodge or sanctioned special event area, so drinking alcohol there is not allowed under the statewide state park rule.
No open beach bonfires; fires are confined to designated fireplaces or grills, such as the fire rings at campsites.
The park has no guest-accessible designated landing facility, so takeoff and landing anywhere in the park, including the beach, is not permitted outside a life-threatening emergency.
Fishing is allowed in park waters by legal methods, subject to standard Florida license and season rules.
Not verified here
We have not verified this rule for this beach yet. Check with the city before you rely on it.
We have not verified this rule for this beach yet. Check with the city before you rely on it.
We have not verified this rule for this beach yet. Check with the city before you rely on it.
We have not verified this rule for this beach yet. Check with the city before you rely on it.
We have not verified this rule for this beach yet. Check with the city before you rely on it.
Source: Florida Administrative Code Rule 62D-2 (this coordinate sits inside Dr. Julian G. Bruce St. George Island State Park, roughly the eastern 9 miles of the island, not the unincorporated Franklin County town beach farther west near the causeway, which has its own, more permissive dog rule) · checked 2026-09-10. Rules change by ordinance and by season. When it matters, confirm with the posted signs.
Dogs at St. George: Pets are barred from the bathing and swimming beach itself. Leashed pets are allowed in other, non-excluded parts of the park such as the campground and trails. Not allowed at St. George: dogs, alcohol, fires & grills, drones. Allowed: fishing. Checked against Florida Administrative Code Rule 62D-2 (this coordinate sits inside Dr. Julian G. Bruce St. George Island State Park, roughly the eastern 9 miles of the island, not the unincorporated Franklin County town beach farther west near the causeway, which has its own, more permissive dog rule) on 2026-09-10. Rules we have not verified for St. George are marked as such rather than guessed on the beach rules page.