In 1971 the State of Florida acquired the land for a park. It is a favorite spot for picnicking, swimming, surfing, fishing, shrimping, clamming, crabbing, boating, snorkeling, scuba diving, bird watching, camping and enjoying nature. Sebastian Inlet State Park has something for everybody. Contact Information Camping Information Calendar of Events Activities Use the icons below to find information on activities for this park. For a listing of all activities, please visit our parks by activities webpage .
Yearly passes are also available.
Most facilities are wheelchair accessible. Park admission fee applies, the Sebastian Fishing Museum is free. The Sebastian Fishing Museum is devoted to educating the public on the rich cultural history of Sebastian's fishing industry. The life and history of the people who lived in Sebastian is interwoven with fishing and Indian River Lagoon, which provided livelihood, food and transportation. The commercial fishing industry helped make Sebastian what it is today.