Neptune Beach: South St.
About
Neptune Beach: South St. is a public beach access point in the town of Neptune Beach, Florida, sitting about a tenth of a mile from the town itself. It's a straightforward place to reach the sand, with parking on hand and lifeguards on duty. Spring is the most comfortable time for a visit. Typical averages from the nearby Jacksonville Beach weather station show April highs around 77°F, while summer brings highs near 89°F and more wet days, peaking at about 14 in August. Beyond the beach, a handful of trails lie within a short drive. Willie Brown Trail and Timucuan Trail are both about 7 miles away. Fort George Island Cultural State Park Trail and Bild Talbot Island State Park Hiking Trail sit a little farther, at roughly 8 to 10 miles.
Beach Details
Lifeguards
On duty (often seasonal)
Parking
Small lot
Restrooms
None
As published by the managing agency. Lifeguards, fees and dog rules are often seasonal, so check posted signs before you swim.
Location
Neptune Beach: South St.
Florida
Data: Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Florida Coastal Management Program. Source metadata
Facts about this place
When to go
Best time to go: Oct–May. The mildest months here, with typical highs of 65–83°F and lows of 49–70°F.
Typical monthly averages (not a forecast) from the Jacksonville Beach, FL weather station, 1.8 mi away. High / low in °F, and days with snow.
- Jan65° high49° low
- Feb68° high52° low
- Mar72° high57° low
- Apr77° high63° low
- May83° high70° low
- Jun87° high75° low
- Jul89° high77° low
- Aug89° high77° low
- Sep86° high76° low
- Oct80° high69° low
- Nov73° high60° low
- Dec67° high53° low
Nearby
- Willie Brown TrailHiking6.6 mi
- Timucuan TrailHiking6.9 mi
- Spanish Pond TrailHiking7 mi
- TIMU-FOCA Visitor Center TrailsHiking8 mi
- TIMU-FOCA-Hammock TrailHiking8.1 mi
- Fort George Island Cultural State Park TrailHiking8.4 mi
- Fort George Island AreaHiking8.6 mi
- Bild Talbot Island State Park Hiking TrailHiking9.7 mi
Source: Roamze catalog (indexable pages within 10 miles, PostGIS distance)
