Henderson Beach State Park

About Henderson Beach State Park

The promenade offers access to the beach for swimming, sunbathing and fishing, and the two large gazebos invite you to picnic and barbecue. Natural features of the park include a stream, waterfall, amphitheater and a variety of waterfalls, as well as a number of wildlife habitats.

The playground is the first stop on the nature trail and will certainly be a success for the children.

The nature trails are animal friendly and offer visitors access to a variety of wildlife habitats and a number of waterfalls. Camping at Henderson Beach State Park is best combined with the 60 campsites along the dune system.

All accommodations have air-conditioned bathrooms, picnic tables, showers and a variety of amenities. Henderson Beach is wheelchair accessible and has a beach suitable for wheelchairs, as well as access to a number of waterfalls and picnic areas. All campsites have amenities such as showers and air conditioning.

Visitors can enjoy stunning sunsets and relax in the shade of the beautiful beaches and waterfalls of Henderson Beach State Park.

Bird watchers can observe waders, coastal and migratory birds in spring and autumn, as well as birds of prey. Smaller reptiles and other animals can also be seen on the beach, such as sea turtles, sand hill cranes, sea lions, pelicans, dolphins, turtles and even sea otters. The park is located east of Destin on US 98th Street and west of Henderson City, south of Interstate 10.

The park, named after its previous owner, was bought by the Henderson family in 1983 and opened to the public on March 29, 1991. It is part of a land conservation program initiated by Governor Bob Graham in 1981 and the first national park in Florida.

The Henderson family wanted the land to be preserved to protect the area's unique natural features and give the public the opportunity to enjoy the surrounding area. The original construction of the park included a 1.5-mile, 1.5-meter trail from the beach to the coast. There was a demand for overnight accommodation, and in March 2002 a 2,500 square metre campsite, Henderson Beach Lodge, was added and made available to the public. In addition, two more campsites have been added, one on the west and the other on the east, to provide visitors with a more unique experience in the parks.

Friends of Henderson Beach State Park is a nonprofit organization that provides additional jobs and funding to support the park. The addition of two new campsites and the construction of a 2,500 square metre campsite on the east side of the beach are an important addition to the parks.

Through the joint partnership and cooperation of the two municipalities, a beautiful nature trail was built, as well as a new parking lot for the park's multi-storey car park.

The new parking lot on the west side of Henderson Beach will be opened to the public on July 1, 2017, for the first time in more than a decade.

The site was created to provide the United States with a national security program for missile tests. The US Air Force also maintains a large site on the site, known as the Clausen Tracking Site.

Henderson Beach State Park, one of the last endangered bushland communities on the Australian coast, is now providing visitors with access to the largest remaining bushland community in the Pacific Northwest and the first of its kind in North America.

Today, a larger version of the tracking system is available and is a landmark for visitors to the park.

The remains of the original tracking devices are still visible in the parking lot of Henderson Beach State Park. Drinks can be bought at the vending machine or at the park entrances to buy picnic baskets, picnic tables and other groceries.

The heated, air-conditioned bathhouse features a coin-operated washing machine, dryer, vending machine and hot tub. The park has 60 excellent camping and caravan pitches, which can accommodate up to 60 people with a maximum capacity of 10,000 square metres. Each pitch has its own shower, toilet, shower cabin, bathroom, kitchen and other amenities.

Unlike the remote wilderness camps, food and restaurants are only a short drive away, either from a restaurant or by car.

Visitors to this coastal park are reminded to pay attention to the coloured flags at the reception and on the beach. These flags indicate the bathing conditions of the beaches; purple means there are no marine pests, purple indicates the water that is near the river. Double red flags mean that you can swim carefully, and double blue flags mean that you can swim carefully and stay close to the shore.

Staying in the park allows you to experience the beauty of Henderson Beach State Park and its surroundings.

The family-oriented beach is one of the most valuable assets, and depending on the season, the beach experience can be enhanced by watching sunsets and sunrises, as well as sunrises and sunsets, at Henderson Beach State Park. An all-terrain beach wheelchair is available for visitors with wheelchairs and provides access to the surrounding beaches.

Alcohol, glass, fire and animals are not allowed on the beach. Please contact the ranger station for more information.

Henderson Beach State Park is considered the happiest fishing village in the world. Bait and equipment can be purchased directly from the park, and visitors who want to try their luck on the surf can catch some of the best fish on the West Coast, as well as a variety of other species.

For children, the playground is a modern playground overlooking the Gulf of Mexico and located on the north side of the park, just a few hundred meters from the beach.

A covered seating area has been added to provide shade to parents and grandparents, and adult supervision is available at all times for safety.

The bathhouse lounge area has a comfortable outdoor shower, and two picnic pavilions, surrounded by toilets, have barbecue areas along the seafront. There is also a picnic area for registered campers, which can be easily retreated from the campsite. This is the perfect place to have lunch with family and friends or have a quick picnic with friends and family.

The gazebo can be reserved for special occasions such as weddings from October 1 to April 30 for a special event such as a wedding. Pavilion reservations are possible, outdoor showers and soda machines are also available.

Rangers are available at all times upon request and for more information contact the Ranger Station at (888) 662-4357 or the Henderson Beach State Park Ranger Center at 688 - 672 - 5555.

Please behave in the area during daily use and do not cause damage to the park or any other property in the Henderson Beach State Park area.

Bicycles are not allowed or restricted to the roadway to preserve the natural areas of the park. For your safety, it is important to note that persons under 16 years of age are legally obliged to wear a bicycle helmet. The pavilion offers only shade from the sun and a soaked beach, so visitors bring their own umbrellas. Enjoy the magnificent views of Henderson Beach State Park and its surroundings.

This path offers a beautiful view from one dune to the other of the park, with Henderson Beach State Park and its surroundings in the distance.

The high dunes were created from bunkers built decades ago when the military used the area as an area. The course was started by park workers and completed by a park's volunteer citizen organization, funded mainly by neighboring Wal-Mart. Pets are allowed, but not on the beach, playground or parking lot, nor in the parking lots of the park or other parking facilities.

Pet owners are obliged to collect their animals at least 30 minutes before the start of the activities at the entrance of the park. They must always behave well and be led in one hand on a line that is not more than 1.60 meters long.

Farm animals are welcome in all areas of Florida State Park, but courtesy cushions must be present in the park at all times, including during the day and night.

Pets must be kept on a lead at all times and must not be left in vehicles without a lead. Rest periods must be observed from 23: 00 to 20: 30. Pets tied to a lead, leash or other pet-friendly equipment must not be left unattended for more than 30 minutes. Pets must be at least 2 meters from the front door during this time.

Florida law requires that all pets be vaccinated against rabies, and their owners must collect their pets from the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDCS) and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

Animals that are noisy, dangerous, intimidating or destructive must not stay in the park and must be locked up or locked away.

Animals may not be kept on the grounds of the park and breaches of these rules may result in campers being asked to put animals up in the parks or leave the campsite. Henderson Beach State Park is located in Henderson County, Nevada, south of Las Vegas, about 30 miles north of Reno.