Outer Banks Question

Here's what I have learned (or at least been told) from the state park service at Grayton Beach in Florida and a National Seashore ranger. They both said that as long as you are not on a national seashore beach anywhere in Florida, there was no such thing as a private beach. They both said you have as much right to any beach as the people who own the house or condo stacks do. However, you can only detect up to the high tide mark (seaweed line.. pretty easy to tell) as that is where their private property begins. I imagine this is true on any beach in the U.S. but certainly don't know that as a fact. When you get back on the bay side of outer islands again... not sure.

Have fun and good luck!

They like us Detectors at Canaveral Nat. Seashore. Esp. before the launches.