St. Andrews State Park

Theodore Tollofson seemed to appreciate the scenery upon his arrival at what is now St. Andrews State Park during a hurricane in 1929. He made his home in his damaged boat for the next 25 years. Nowadays, park visitors can enjoy the same attractions that captivated "Teddy the Hermit" - pristine beaches, clear emerald waters, and a diverse array of flying creatures.
The park is a popular resting spot for many species of birds and butterflies during migration. In addition to its beautiful beaches stretching for a mile and a half, St. Andrews offers opportunities for fishing and swimming, as well as leisurely walks through pine forests, dunes, and coastal vegetation. Campgrounds are also available for those who wish to extend their visit and fully explore the natural wonders of the area. Please Subscribe for more!