Peter’s Point On South Fletcher Avenue, is a large Nassau County public beech with showers, restrooms, spacious parking, picnic tables, seasonal life guards and board walks to beach. There is a driving ramp to the beach, and driving is allowed with permit (including 4 wheel).

Seaside Park At the end of Sadler Rd on Fletcher Avenue. Beach access and parking with some dune walkovers. There are no public facilities. Sliders is an oceanfront restaurant/bar, a local landmark, with outdoor tiki bar which is located there.

There are also many additional beach parking public accesses along Fletcher Ave south. between the City and Nassau county governments, there are plenty of beach accesses to choose from. You may also want to read our post on Amelia Island recreation and parks

Amelia Island State Park

Is located on the south end of Amelia Island. It features a mile
long fishing bridge with a boat ramp on the far side. This park is a favorite spot for
viewing many shore birds and also for fishermen. Finally, located on
the Amelia Island side of the bridge is a horseback riding stable
for touring the beautiful beaches.

Amelia
Island State park

Fort George Island State Park

This beautiful historic island is a real gem. It features self
guided tours and the newly opened Ribault Club. Walk, bike or drive
through historic plantation structures, nature trails, sprawling
oaks, and lush vegetation. Also located on the Island is the
historic Kingsley Plantation.

Fort
George Island State Park

Fort Clinch State Park

Built in 1874, it is located on the northern end of Amelia
Island. It was occupied by Confederate troops when the Civil War
began but was taken by Federal troops when a withdrawal was ordered
by General Robert E. Lee. The fort includes a beach, campgrounds,
nature and hiking trails, and historic
re-enactments.

Fort
Clinch State Park

Big Talbot Island State Park

Features miles of hiking trails, shell covered beaches, and a 40
site campground. Catch a rare glimpse back in time by experiencing
nature on one of the last remaining sea Islands along the Atlantic
coast.

Big
Talbot Island State Park

Little Talbot Island State Park

The park has more than five miles of beautiful, white sandy beaches,
undisturbed salt marshes, and vegetated dunes. Maritime forests,
desert-like dunes, and the salt marshes on the western side of the
island allow endless hours of nature study and relaxation.

Little
Talbot Island State Park

Atlantic Recreation Center

Is located on Atlantic Avenue close to the ocean and the entrance
to Fort Clinch State Park. Includes an auditorium, swimming pool,
and baseball park. Many activities are available through the city
including yoga classes, karate, Meet and Greet for seniors and
much more. Call 904-277-7350 for more information. Fernandina
City Recreation Page.

Central Park and Egan’s Creek Park

Central Park Is located just east of downtown on Atlantic Avenue. It
features basketball courts, tennis courts, baseball courts, picnic
areas, and playgrounds for kids. Egan’s Creek park is located about
1/2 mile from the ocean and has a baseball field, playgrounds for
kids, and picnic area overlooking the scenic Egan’s Creek
marshlands.