State Park · Florida
George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier State Park
- Location
- Nassau County, Florida
- Nearest town
- 10.4 miles south of Fernandina Beach
- Type
- State Park
About George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier State Park
Named for a state legislator who backed Florida's park system, the pier occupies the former bridge span crossing between Duval and Nassau counties off A1A. It protects no land tract in the usual sense but preserves a fixed structure over the water for public fishing access. The pier sits at the edge of Amelia Island State Park, connecting the two counties at a single crossing point.
Hours, fees, camping, reservations and closures are set by the park and change often. Check the official park site before you go.
Getting there
George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier State Park is in Nassau County, Florida, 10.4 miles south of Fernandina Beach. The Directions button takes you to the park's mapped location; the entrance may be elsewhere, so check the official site for the address to use.
State parks near George Crady Bridge Fishing Pier State Park
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Yellow Bluff Fort Historic State ParkState Historic Site · Duval County, FL10 miSW- Fernandina Plaza Historic State ParkState Historic Site · Nassau County, FL12 miN
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Facts from Wikidata, checked September 25, 2026. Distances are straight-line.