Cypress Dunes beach access

[ASH]

Not cool - and much easier and legal to go to a public access. The trail in that shot is east of Cypress Dunes. And it is at least 1000 feet.

And that's from the Southern most edge of the state park. Most of the homes are much further North.

Amen....not cool.

 

[scooterbug44]

Not cool - and much easier and legal to go to a public access. The trail in that shot is east of Cypress Dunes. And it is at least 1000 feet.

If memory serves, there was at least one fence where that path is..................and no deeded access. We can certainly see that there is no walkover protecting the dunes. :angry:

 

[Beach Runner]

Yes, my earlier photo was wrong. Here is Cypress Dunes and the paths.

 

[Kurt]

Do you get the "not cool" part?

 

[Miss Critter]

For some reason, I don't see the first photo. And the second photo is through the dunes, which I know is against the rules. Think I'll stick with recommending Dune Allen access.

 

[Beach Runner]

Do you get the "not cool" part?

Yes, I'm not stupid. Like I said, "I'm not sayin' that it's legal ... "

For some reason, I don't see the first photo. And the second photo is through the dunes, which I know is against the rules. Think I'll stick with recommending Dune Allen access.

I deleted the first photo.

 

[Matt J]

There is a fence so I'm not sure how they are using the path. The homes directly to the south also used to have a path, but the state fenced that in too.

 

[Smiling JOe]

The last time I looked, someone had cut through the barbed wire fence.

The Stallworth entrance has maybe two parking spaces and one is handy-capped only. The better solution is to drive or bike to Dune Allen Regional access. Or, go to the Topsail State Park day use.

There is no longer a sales office for Cypress Dunes to my knowlegdge.

 

[Smiling JOe]

BTW, there in no shuttle service from Cypress Dunes.

 

[Miss Critter]

Thanks, SJ. Are there any beach shuttle services along 30A?