This includes a free beach plus Marine Park, home to Florida's longest pier, and Navarre Park's free splash pad, which is closed until next season.
Before you go
- Splash pad + playground first, pier after
- Swim diaper for toddler at the pad
- Ignore stale 'CLOSED' Yelp flags: county page says open
What we checked, and when
Read off the venue's own page on 2026-09-02.
The splash pad is free, Tuesday to Sunday 9 AM to 6 PM through September 30, closed Mondays. The pier is $1 to walk for anyone over 5, and fishing includes the license: $7 an adult, $6 for seniors and active-duty military, $4 for youth 15 and under, free for 5 and under. Admission is free for disabled veterans and for mobility and visually impaired visitors.
Splash pad closed Mondays
Where this came from
- Santa Rosa County: the pier admission page, read 09/02/2026 for the $1 walk-on, the $7 adult, $6 senior and active-duty, $4 youth 15 and under and free 5 and under fishing rates, and the free admission for disabled veterans and mobility and visually impaired visitors
- Santa Rosa County: Navarre Park, for the splash pad hours