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Check pricesA secluded Wakulla County beach on saltwater marsh, known for wildlife, fishing, and sunset views.

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Gulf-side Wakulla County park in Panacea with a fishing pier, playground, and walking trail.
48 Mound Street, Panacea, FL 32346 · Panacea, FL
Woolley Park is a county park in Panacea overlooking Dickerson Bay on the Gulf of Mexico. Visitors can fish from the pier, let children play on the playground, or walk the short loop trail. Restrooms, parking, and picnic space are on site, and a pavilion can be reserved through the county. Questions about park fees can be directed to the county Parks and Facilities Management Department.
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