Dune Allen Regional Beach Access

Dune Allen Regional Beach Access is located on the quieter western end of Scenic Highway 30A, serving the Dune Allen Beach community. This access point is cherished by locals for its peaceful atmosphere and the stunning natural beauty of the surrounding coastal dune lakes — Allen Lake and Stallworth Lake are both nearby.

The beach at Dune Allen is wide and uncrowded, with that signature emerald-green water that makes the Emerald Coast famous. The area has a distinctly local feel — you'll see more residents than tourists here, especially in the evenings. The surrounding development is low-density, with mostly single-family beach homes rather than large rental complexes.

Dune Allen Beach is close to the Topsail Hill Preserve State Park, one of the most pristine coastal environments in Florida. The park's towering sand dunes and rare coastal dune lakes create a unique ecosystem that adds to the natural beauty of the area. Stinky's Fish Camp, a beloved 30A institution, is located right in the Dune Allen community.

For bonfires, Dune Allen's western 30A location means slightly earlier sunsets and less competition for beach space. The wide, uncrowded beach provides an ideal canvas for bonfire setups, and the natural, undeveloped coastline in both directions makes for a truly beautiful evening experience.