Boneyard Beach

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4.7

( 10 reviews )

Hiking, Beaches

Boneyard Beach is a stunning beach located in Jacksonville, FL, United States. It has earned a reputation for being a picture-perfect destination for nature lovers. The beach is known for its unique collection of living trees and dead driftwood that adorn its shores, the latter of which have been dubbed "the bones of the boneyard." Visitors can embark on a half-mile trek that is shaded and rustic, leading them to the beautiful bay beach that awaits them. While swimming is prohibited, fishing is allowed in the nearby waters. The serene environment of Boneyard Beach is perfect for picnics and breathtaking photography. Visitors have mentioned that bug spray is a must-have when planning a visit, but aside from that, it's a wonderful destination to explore and connect with nature.

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Sincha

March 22, 2024

Nice place for pictures, the hike down was a little bit more than we expected. The toilets didn't have any toilet paper or a way to wash your hands. It was nice to look at, no swimming but fishing is close.

Chichi

March 22, 2024

Well worth the half mile trek to get to Boneyard Beach. The trail is shady and rustic. There are no spots to sit and rest on the trail, so make sure to bring drinking water if it is a warm humid day. The trail leads to a beautiful bay beach …

Ernestina walker

March 22, 2024

No swimming but a great place for pictures. It is about a half a mile hike thru the woods to get to the beach itself. Make sure you wear bug spray. Lots of bugs as soon as you get to the beach area. Great place to see old driftwood trees.

Magdalena wistuba

March 22, 2024

Wow... What an Awesome Beach to Explore! I was only in Jekyll Island for the Day but I made sure I stopped here! Breathtaking Views... Definitely a Must See!

Lisa gretsinger

March 22, 2024

What an experience, awesome view, great picture place. The beach is very peaceful, lovely time I had there. I want to go back!!

Tim kazmierczak

March 22, 2024

Great photo op beach. Due to erosion the walk to get to the beach is a bit long. There is look out points along the way. This location has picnic tables and port a potty at the parking area. There is drift wood trees in the water so swimming is not advised. It is very relaxing and has a unique beauty.

Paul siano

March 22, 2024

Cool place for pics and very eye opening experience to show erosion effects. Reminds you how small we are when it comes to the power of mother nature. A bit of a walk to the actual beach access, but well worth it.

Himabindu paruchuri

March 22, 2024

Great experience, unique beautiful natural structures. Walk to the end of the beach for the rocky patch at the tip of the island. Take your time as it's about a 3 mile hike out and back.

Md khalil

March 22, 2024

Love to see this old driftwood look like mangrove , no dogs allowed on the beach unfortunately but is all for conservation of the bird species.

Andrew tromba

March 22, 2024

Truly a lovely, tranquil environment. The driftwood has so much character, the wildlife is rich (a giant Great Blue Heron landed 50 feet away on the beach), and it’s a short hike in with plenty of flora and fauna to catch your eye. I went in January in the evening, and only saw two other people over several hours. Had a great time.