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This is the main beach access point, often the busiest during the summer months.
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The quieter area of the beach; preferred beach by the locals. Two beach access points (with a third being built for summer 2019) with bathrooms, picnic pavilions, wash-off showers, and a lifeguard post that is manned during the peak season. Should you wish to use the beach pavillons, they can be reserved at the County administration's website.
A sea turtle and sealife conservation center within the Navarre Beach Marine Park; check schedule for hours and public events.
Soundside Beach at Navarre Beach Marine Park
A quiet beach with calmer waters; popular with families, kayakers, and canoers; avoid visiting directly after heavy rains, due to potentially hazardous conditions.
A marine science center and conservation station; often has events and marine science camps for the general public, check schedule on their website for specifics.
Provides boating access to Santa Rosa Sound.
A small park at the mainland shore, just west of the causeway. The park has playgrounds, picnic tables, a basketball court, pavilions and a splash pad. The visitor information center is in the park as well, and the Navarre Beach sign is at the junction of Navarre Parkway and the Causeway.