PUBLIC PARKS WHEN THE GREAT OUTDOORS BECKON, Panama City Beach features some of the state’s best parks and ecological areas. Whether your outdoor activities include boating, camping, fishing, hiking, swimming or any outdoor adventure in between, Panama City Beach has something for everyone.
ACTIVITIES Bicycling Birding Geo-Seeking Hiking/Nature Trail Pet friendly Picnicking Wildlife Viewing Dawn until dusk Free
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↓PCB CONSERVATION PARK The 2,900-acre Panama City Beach Conservation Park is a safeguard for wetlands, wildlife and pine forest, while also acting as a natural filter that balances treated water before it makes its way to the St. Andrews Bay. Conservation Park has 24 miles of trails and over a mile of boardwalks. A 4,400-square-foot building is at the southeast corner of the park to function as a shelter for park users, garbage disposal, public restroom facilities, parking, picnic tables and a drinking water station. Public restrooms, picnic areas, a guide to local flora and fauna and a pavilion are located near the main parking lot, and an outdoor classroom provides a venue for group educational and enrichment opportunities. Dogs are permitted on leashes, but no more than two dogs per person. No motorized vehicles of any kind or horses are allowed on the trails. No overnight stays, campfires, smoking or open flames allowed. Guided Audubon bird walks, volunteer programs and recreational programs are offered seasonally. 100 Conservation Drive, (850) 233-5045
