Little Lake at Grayton Beach

[CPort]

It's where Western Lake flows into the gulf (sometimes ).You just go to Grayton Beach,park past the Red Bar (public parking) start walking on the board walk and you'll see brown looking water that looks like a small creek winding toward the ocean. Its a light brown but clear water that is wonderful for small children to play in. I'll try to find some pictures but if you look at Kurt's pictures labeled Grayton you should find one .
Hope this helps

 

[Matt J]

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Aerial View

 

[scooterbug44]

There is really no need to lug it out there, whether you have a truck or not. That "little lake" offers so much entertainment for kids. They can find a stick, shells, seaweed, etc, and make a fish and crab fort, swim, play, splash, etc. Kids can be very creative if given the right tools, which usually means no tools.

I find it hilarious when people drag all these toys around for their kids and the kid has more fun playing w/ an empty cracker box or a piece of seaweed. Who needs toys when there is water, sand, fish and crabs to chase, birds, and funn!

 

[olive]

Let's not forget Draper Lake just down the road from Gulf Place. Use the beach access behind Goatfeathers. Hang a left at the end of the stairs and walk about 200 yards...

That's our favorite "day at the beach" access. In our house, it's called Goat Beach!

 

[CPort]

That's our favorite "day at the beach" access. In our house, it's called Goat Beach!

I love it!

 

[Matt J]

That's our favorite "day at the beach" access. In our house, it's called Goat Beach!

There's got to be a story behind that. Come on....

 

[ShallowsNole]

No, you've got it right! That part of Western Lake is "Little Lake". ;-)

Or, the pass...;-)