Kind of a stupid question...

[JB]

I'll be down in a few weeks for a convention at the Sandestin Hilton. I plan to blow off one day of the convention so I can spend all day at the beach.

Here is my stupid question: I cannot stand crowded beaches in front of high-rises. Suppose I were to take my chair and cooler, and walk east past Four Mile Village to the beaches at Topsail Hill? Would this be a problem? Do they inforce the "no alcohol" rule.

I just want some breathing room and tranquility. Replies from those in the know are appreciated.

 

[Kurt]

I doubt anyone would bother you - even if they see you.

 

[wintersbk]

What is the "no alcohol" rule? Is this just for topsail?

 

[JB]

What is the "no alcohol" rule? Is this just for topsail?

Supposedly, there is no alcohol allowed in state parks or on state park beaches.

 

[Oldtimer]

Supposedly, there is no alcohol allowed in state parks or on state park beaches.

Well, now, isn't that a dumb rule?! :shock: Just like the g'vment!

 

[FoX]

You're not likely to see any rangers on the beach. One could drive by and if he did say something he's not going to arrest you or anything.

 

[Smiling JOe]

Just in case, bring an extra to share, or at least offer to share.

 

[Excalibur]

"Un - Officially" you should have no problem at all.

 

[JB]

Thanks, folks. I guess I was probably as concerned about being on a state park beach without having paid a fee as I was about the beers.

Heck, all they can do is make me leave.

 

[ktschris]

Or worse yet, take your beer!