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Deer Point

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The most beautiful natural beaches I have ever seen. Snow white powdery sand and waters the color of turquise. View is unreal -- old established cruising area. 20 yrs or more.

Best time
Busiest on weekends and after 4 pm on week days.
Crowd
Mostly young
Watch out
Biting flys in some months, bring Off!
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The guide

Where exactly

A fellow Squiter gives us a hand: 'Deer Point Lake is not in Grayton Beach, it's located past Seagrove Beach near Eastern Lake.'

Cruisiest spot: The dunes and the water's edge

When to go

Busiest on weekends and after 4 pm on week days.

Etiquette

BE careful of state police roaming on the dunes observe action from highest dunes.

Nudity: Yes / whoooohoooooo

Safety

Biting flys in some months, bring Off! POLICE WARNING: patroled at times -- observe yourself from the highest dunes, before proceeding with . There are hide away bush areas.

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Visitor

Hey guys, According to a recent article in the News Herald 2 men were arrested for public indecency. Please cruise carefully and post what you know onto the listing. Ed

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Visitor

new construction in the last few years-new townhomes,etc. very close to parking area. new boardwalk going to the beach. POSTED signs--NO walking in the dunes! Closely patroled so be careful..Trail to the right into bushes just before sand starts on boardwalk..as sure nude sunbathing is NOT allowed here..

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