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St. Augustine Beach: Ocean Hammock Walkover

Florida

About

St. Augustine Beach: Ocean Hammock Walkover is a public beach access point on the Florida coast, about 0.7 miles from the town of St. Augustine Beach. It's a simple way onto the sand, with accessible access and parking at the site. Dogs are allowed here, so you can bring a four-legged companion along for a beach outing. Spring and late fall tend to be the most comfortable times to visit. Typical averages from a nearby weather station show April highs around 80°F and November highs around 75°F, while summer runs hotter and wetter, with July highs near 91°F. For a change of scene, Moses Creek Conservation Area Trail is about 5 miles away for hiking, and Rattlesnake Island, a climbing area, lies roughly 9 miles off.

Beach Details

Lifeguards

None

Dogs

Allowed

Parking

Small lot

Restrooms

None

Accessible access

Yes

As published by the managing agency. Lifeguards, fees and dog rules are often seasonal, so check posted signs before you swim.

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Location

St. Augustine Beach: Ocean Hammock Walkover

Florida

Data: Florida Department of Environmental Protection, Florida Coastal Management Program. Source metadata · Official page

Facts about this place

When to go

Best time to go: Oct–May. The mildest months here, with typical highs of 67–85°F and lows of 48–67°F.

Typical monthly averages (not a forecast) from the St Augustine Lighthouse, FL weather station, 3.9 mi away. High / low in °F, and days with snow.

  1. Jan67° high48° low
  2. Feb70° high50° low
  3. Mar74° high55° low
  4. Apr80° high61° low
  5. May85° high67° low
  6. Jun89° high72° low
  7. Jul91° high74° low
  8. Aug90° high74° low
  9. Sep87° high73° low
  10. Oct82° high67° low
  11. Nov75° high58° low
  12. Dec69° high51° low

Source: NOAA NCEI U.S. Climate Normals 1991–2020

Where it is

Nearest town
St. Augustine Beach, Florida · 0.7 mi

Source: USGS GNIS populated places

Nearby

Source: Roamze catalog (indexable pages within 10 miles, PostGIS distance)