Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
NATURE TRAIL HIKE
Northwest Region
Saturday, August 2nd at 9:00AM
This outdoor interpretive will focus on the native flora and fauna of Topsail Hill Preserve. Meet at the tram station off Hwy 30A parking lot to wear sunscreen.
850-267-0299
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
TOPSAIL TOURS YEAR-ROUND
Northwest Region
Call the park or check the website for fees, schedules, and location.
Join a park ranger for interesting interpretive programs offered Saturday mornings. We offer a wide variety of programs throughout the year on the following topics: Fishing in the Surf, Butterfly Walk, Shorebird Safari, Bombs Away, Sea Turtles, Turpentine, Wildlife Puppet Show, The Choctawhatchee Beach Mouse, Freshwater Fishing, Native Medicinal Plants, Snakes and Beyond, Learning About Burning, Beachcombing, Flint Knapping, Sharks, Coastal Dune Lakes, Ecosystems of Topsail, Birds of Prey, and Alligators.
850-267-0299 Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
ENDANGERED BEACH MOUSE
Northwest Region
Saturday, July 19th at 9AM
It?s a new moon within the Topsail Dunes and the Beach Mice are scurrying about. Everyone is invited to come and be apart of this Beach Mouse interpretive program and learn about their habitat and behavior. All ages are welcome to this program. Park at the Day-Use area off of Hwy 30A and take a short hike to the clubhouse.
850-267-0299 Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
WILD WORLD OF SPIDERS
Northwest Region
Saturday, July 26th at 9 AM
Join in the fun and discover the world of Spiders. Learn which spiders in Florida are poisonous, where they live, what they eat, and the benefits they bring to us. This indoor slide program is great for all ages. Park at the Day-Use area off Hwy 30A. Take a short walk to the clubhouse.
Outside tours canceled during severe weather. A $2.00 Park entry fee is required.
850-267-0299 Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
COASTAL DUNE LAKES
Northwest Region
Saturday, August 16th at 9:00AM
Come and join an exciting interpretive on Topsail Hill Preserve State Park?s imperiled coastal dune lakes. Learn about these important rare freshwater lakes that exist right here in Walton County. Park at the Day-Use area off HWY 30A and take a short hike to the clubhouse.
850-267-0299
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
FISHING IN THE SURF
Northwest Region
Saturday, August 23rd at 9:15AM
Come and join an exciting interpretive on Topsail Hill Preserve State Park?s Beaches. Learn the basics and tricks of the trade on catching bait, fish identification, and how to fish in the surf. Bring your poles! Take the tram from the Day-Use parking area on Hwy 30A to the beach. A $2.00 entry fee is required. Call (850)267-0299 for more details.
850-267-0299
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
ANCIENT SEA TURTLES
Northwest Region
Saturday, August 30th at 9:00AM
The majestic sea turtles are gearing up for another reproductive season. Learn the facts about common sea turtles at Topsail. Be a part of an enlightening program and see what you can do to help preserve these awe inspiring creatures of the sea. Park at the Day-Use area off HWY 30A and take a short hike to the clubhouse.
850-267-0299
NATURE TRAIL HIKE
Northwest Region
Saturday, August 2nd at 9:00AM
This outdoor interpretive will focus on the native flora and fauna of Topsail Hill Preserve. Meet at the tram station off Hwy 30A parking lot to wear sunscreen.
850-267-0299
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
TOPSAIL TOURS YEAR-ROUND
Northwest Region
Call the park or check the website for fees, schedules, and location.
Join a park ranger for interesting interpretive programs offered Saturday mornings. We offer a wide variety of programs throughout the year on the following topics: Fishing in the Surf, Butterfly Walk, Shorebird Safari, Bombs Away, Sea Turtles, Turpentine, Wildlife Puppet Show, The Choctawhatchee Beach Mouse, Freshwater Fishing, Native Medicinal Plants, Snakes and Beyond, Learning About Burning, Beachcombing, Flint Knapping, Sharks, Coastal Dune Lakes, Ecosystems of Topsail, Birds of Prey, and Alligators.
850-267-0299 Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
ENDANGERED BEACH MOUSE
Northwest Region
Saturday, July 19th at 9AM
It?s a new moon within the Topsail Dunes and the Beach Mice are scurrying about. Everyone is invited to come and be apart of this Beach Mouse interpretive program and learn about their habitat and behavior. All ages are welcome to this program. Park at the Day-Use area off of Hwy 30A and take a short hike to the clubhouse.
850-267-0299 Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
WILD WORLD OF SPIDERS
Northwest Region
Saturday, July 26th at 9 AM
Join in the fun and discover the world of Spiders. Learn which spiders in Florida are poisonous, where they live, what they eat, and the benefits they bring to us. This indoor slide program is great for all ages. Park at the Day-Use area off Hwy 30A. Take a short walk to the clubhouse.
Outside tours canceled during severe weather. A $2.00 Park entry fee is required.
850-267-0299 Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
COASTAL DUNE LAKES
Northwest Region
Saturday, August 16th at 9:00AM
Come and join an exciting interpretive on Topsail Hill Preserve State Park?s imperiled coastal dune lakes. Learn about these important rare freshwater lakes that exist right here in Walton County. Park at the Day-Use area off HWY 30A and take a short hike to the clubhouse.
850-267-0299
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
FISHING IN THE SURF
Northwest Region
Saturday, August 23rd at 9:15AM
Come and join an exciting interpretive on Topsail Hill Preserve State Park?s Beaches. Learn the basics and tricks of the trade on catching bait, fish identification, and how to fish in the surf. Bring your poles! Take the tram from the Day-Use parking area on Hwy 30A to the beach. A $2.00 entry fee is required. Call (850)267-0299 for more details.
850-267-0299
Topsail Hill Preserve State Park
ANCIENT SEA TURTLES
Northwest Region
Saturday, August 30th at 9:00AM
The majestic sea turtles are gearing up for another reproductive season. Learn the facts about common sea turtles at Topsail. Be a part of an enlightening program and see what you can do to help preserve these awe inspiring creatures of the sea. Park at the Day-Use area off HWY 30A and take a short hike to the clubhouse.
850-267-0299
