Palmer Point

The secluded, undeveloped tip of Siesta Key — no road access, no facilities, just a quiet natural shoreline reachable by foot or kayak, 33 miles from North Port.

🚗 33 miles 🚫 No facilities or parking 🐢 Nesting wildlife
33 miles from North Port
What's at Palmer Point
No road access or parking No restrooms or facilities Pristine, undeveloped dune system Gopher tortoises & sea turtle nesting Secluded, low-crowd shoreline

Palmer Point is the wild, undeveloped southern tip of Siesta Key — there's no road access, no parking, and no facilities of any kind. Most visitors reach it on foot from the south end of Turtle Beach at low tide, or by kayak or paddleboard from the Blind Pass Road boat ramp near Turtle Beach. The payoff for the extra effort is a quiet, natural stretch of shoreline with a healthy dune system and resident wildlife you won't find at the developed beaches nearby.

Map & location
South end of Siesta Key, FL 34242

Nearby
Turtle Beach

Palmer Point is reached on foot or by kayak from Turtle Beach, which has the nearest parking, boat ramp, and kayak launch.