Saint Andrews State Park - Kayak Beach
Saint Andrews State Park - Kayak Beach is a hand launch only in Panama City, Florida, providing access to Grand Lagoon - St.
Stand Alone Ramp2 lanesConcrete$8 feeSalt or Brackish WaterAccessibility feature recorded
About This Ramp
Saint Andrews State Park - Boat Ramp is a stand alone ramp in Panama City, Florida, providing access to Grand Lagoon - St. Andrew Bay (salt or brackish water). The ramp has 2 lanes with a concrete surface in good to excellent condition. A launch fee is required ($8); fees are collected attendant. The facility features a both launch and staging dock, flush toilet restrooms (ADA accessible) and trailer parking for 42 vehicles. Hours: 8:00 AM until Sunset, 365 days a year.
Ramp Details
Ramp & Launch
- Access
- Government — Open to Public
- Ramp Type
- Stand Alone Ramp
- Surface
- Concrete
- Condition
- Good to Excellent
- Single Lanes
- 2
- Total Lanes
- 2
- Dock
- Both Launch and Staging Dock
- Hours
- 8:00 AM until Sunset, 365 days a year
Parking & Facilities
- Trailer Spaces
- 42
- Accessible Trailer Spaces
- 6
- Vehicle Spaces
- 24
- Parking Surface
- Paved - Asphalt or Concrete
- Parking Condition
- Good
- Restroom
- Flush Toilet (source marks accessible)
- Accessibility
- High Level of Accessibility
Fee Information
- Fee Required
- Yes
- Amount
- $8
- Collection
- Attendant
Water & Location
- Water Body
- Grand Lagoon - St. Andrew Bay
- Water Type
- Salt or Brackish Water
- Hydrological Type
- Bay or Lagoon
- County
- Bay
- Street
- 4607 State Park Lane (Thomas Drive / State Highway 39)
- ZIP Code
- 32408
- Coordinates
- 30.13272, -85.73141
About This Data
- Managed by
- Florida Department of Environmental Protection
- Source record date
- May 16, 2026
- Official information
- Official website →
- Data source
- Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
Sourced from the FWC Florida Boat Ramp Inventory, public domain.
Disclaimer: Information is provided for informational purposes only. Always verify facility hours, amenities, and any required permits before visiting. Contact your state's fish and wildlife agency for up-to-date information.