Cape San Blas

Stretching 20 miles into the blue waters of the Gulf of Mexico, St. Joseph Peninsula is a true wildlife haven.

Cape San Blas Horseback Riding on the Beach is a relaxing, safe way to enjoy the coast and families have rated it the #1 thing to do on TripAdvisor!  We love our horses, and our customers. Our rides depart from Salinas Park conveniently located between Indian Pass and Cape San Blas, and less than 30 minutes from Port St. Joe, Mexico Beach and Apalachicola.

Bikes for all ages, Kayaks, Paddle Boards, Surf Boards, Skim Boards, Boogie Boards, Chairs, Umbrellas, Canopies, Coolers, Cornhole, Lily pads, Masks, Snorkles, life vests, Dry Bags, fishing rods, bait nets, crab traps, black stone griddles, weber grills, & loco cookers!

We specialize in horseback riding on the beach and beginner friendly lessons. We have been taking people of all ages riding since 1996 and love our customers and horses. We look forward to making a unique experience for you on horseback at the forgotten coast.

Salinas Park is a park located at 280 Cape San Blas Rd, Cape San Blas. This area of Salinas Park is located on the Gulfside.  It features beach access, bathrooms, a playground, and picnic tables along with grills. 

Are you looking for the perfect place to access the beach? Cape Palms Park is the perfect place with both drive-on and walk-on access. This park also has restrooms and a shower to rinse off the saltwater. There is a beautiful pavilion with picnic tables and a swing for you to enjoy.

Stretching from the Gulf of Mexico across the peninsula to St. Joseph Bay, this 100-acre park provides boardwalk access to the beach, bay, swimming pool, and nature trail.  This recreation area is designated to provide recreational opportunities for people with disabilities, their families and their caregivers. Two family-style cabins are available for reservations. The park offers mobility equipment rentals on site which are included in the entry fee.  Visitors of all abilities can enjoy the day-use areas of the park. Scenic boardwalk access leads to a mile of pristine, white-sand beach. Travel through a tunnel beneath the road to the bayside to launch a canoe or kayak, wade into the bay or explore the nature trail. The 4-foot-deep swimming pool with a chair lift and wheelchair access ramp is available to visitors of all abilities.