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Wabasso Beach Park

Wabasso Beach Park on Florida's Treasure Coast offers a serene, family-friendly escape famous for its wide stretch of remarkably clean, soft sand and laid-back atmosphere. Beachgoers flock to this coastal haven to swim under the watchful eyes of lifeguards, surf the Atlantic swells, paddleboard, or stroll along the expansive tidal flats during low tide. The park is exceptionally well-equipped for a convenient day by the ocean, featuring free paved parking, clean restrooms, outdoor showers, and a scenic boardwalk with a handicap-accessible viewing platform. To ensure a protected environment for everyone, pets and glass containers are strictly prohibited, and visitors must stay off the fragile sand dunes and marked sea turtle nests. Finally, before diving into the beautiful waters, swimmers should check the beach warning flags regarding potential hazards like heavy pounding surf, dangerous rip currents, or stinging marine life.

amenities

Beach Access

Beach Access

Bike Racks

Bike Racks

Restrooms

Restrooms

Showers

Showers

Handicap Accessible

Handicap Accessible

Parking

Parking

activities

Surfing

Surfing

Swimming

Swimming

Paddle Boarding

Paddle Boarding

prohibitions

No Alcohol

No Alcohol

No Dogs

No Dogs

No Fire Pits

No Fire Pits

No Littering

No Littering

No Smoking

No Smoking

No Glass

No Glass

hazards

High Surf

High Surf

Rip Currents

Rip Currents

Marine Life

Marine Life

Swim at your Own Risk

Beaches and oceans are dynamic natural environments.  Crowd conditions, currents, waves, wild animals, and other water and beach conditions can rapidly change. The risks and conditions shown on this site are informational only and not always real-time.  Actual conditions may differ.  Lifeguards are not always on duty or available.  Always remain aware of your surroundings and exercise due care for your own safety and the safety of others around you. 

Always check for water warnings or check with a lifeguard before you swim.