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vehicles on beaches?
- Thread starter Quincy
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Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
Re: beaches
You have to have a permit to drive on the beach.... you have to be property owner to get a permit. ...
You have to have a permit to drive on the beach.... you have to be property owner to get a permit. ...
beachmouse
Beach Fanatic
Re: beaches
That very nice spread on Grayton Beach in the most recent Coastal Living had several pictures of vehicles on the beach, and totally failed to mention the permit issue.
Which is kind of irritating for a variety of issues.
That very nice spread on Grayton Beach in the most recent Coastal Living had several pictures of vehicles on the beach, and totally failed to mention the permit issue.
Which is kind of irritating for a variety of issues.
NoHall
hmmmm......can't remember
Re: beaches
Once upon a time, couldn't you get a temporary permit? I had a friend who brought jet skis down and was allowed to drive on the beach long enough to unload them. He had to go at a certain time and remove his vehicle as soon as they were unloaded, though. (This was about 5 years ago...?)
Once upon a time, couldn't you get a temporary permit? I had a friend who brought jet skis down and was allowed to drive on the beach long enough to unload them. He had to go at a certain time and remove his vehicle as soon as they were unloaded, though. (This was about 5 years ago...?)
ShallowsNole
Beach Fanatic
Re: beaches
No...plus, unless something has changed, you can't launch personal watercraft into the Gulf at Grayton.
No...plus, unless something has changed, you can't launch personal watercraft into the Gulf at Grayton.
Cheering472
SoWal Insider
I know I'm in the minority here, but I prefer my beach without vehicles. It's one of the reasons I stay away from Daytona.
RiverOtter
got any pics?
30A Skunkape
Skunky
Re: beaches
Well, not exactly-I know we have both watched folks from Tennessee and Georgia plunge their Toyotas into the soft sand and spin haplessly away.:funn:
Well, not exactly-I know we have both watched folks from Tennessee and Georgia plunge their Toyotas into the soft sand and spin haplessly away.:funn: