Vaill Point Park
Fishing Pier

Vaill Point Park Pier
630 Vaill Point Road
St. Augustine, FL 32086

The Vaill Point Park fishing pier is about 115 feet in length over the water, running more or less parallel with the shore line. There would be times at low tides where this pier would be difficult to fish. There is a floating dock that feeds off the pier that could be fished from which would give better water access at low tides. Kayak and or boats take priority at the floating dock.It is about a 1200-1300 foot walk back to the pier on a black topped path, the signs are minmal directing to pier area. At the entrance area to the park there is a fairly large pavilion with picnic tables, a nice playground and restrooms.

GPS
29°49'44.61" N 81°18'32.82"W
( Foot of pier )

tides near the vaill point pier


 PIER INFORMATION
 AT VAILL POINT PARK PIER

 🟢  Length over water
        115 feet
        Running parallel with shore
 🟢 Florida Fishing License Required
  • ⛔ Honor Box
 ⛔ Seating on pier
 ⛔ Lighting
 ⛔ Fish Cleaning Station on Pier
 ⛔ Bait Shop on Site

 PARKING INFORMATION
 AT VAILL POINT PARK PIER

 🟢 Parking
 ⛔ Disabled Spaces    
 🟢 Car Spaces
 ⛔ Auxiliary Lot
 ⛔ Parking Fees
  • ⛔ Payable via Kiosk / Pay by Plate
  • ⛔ Honor Box at main entrance

 AMENITIES
 AT VAILL POINT PARK PIER

 🟢 Restrooms
 ⛔ Portable Toilet
 🟢 Large Pavilion
 🟢 Picnic tables
 ⛔ BBQ Grills
 🟢 Playground
 ⛔ Fish Cleaning Station
 ⛔ Walking Trails

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