The damages due to hurricane Ian are almost fully removed. The restrooms and the shop are still in restoring but you can use portable toilets. We read recommendations to bring bug spray but we didnt need it. Fine white sand, long flat way to walk into the sea. The nature behind of you is still damaged but the horizon in front of you is so beautiful on a sunny day. You pay 2$/h for parking at the roadside or parking lot. The latter is about a 300 m walk to the beach. At the moment the payment for the parking fee is not possible with a German phone number but the rangers out there know that. So you can park for free right now. The beach was well visited but not extremly crowded. You can also do kayak excursions here. We also met racoons at the beach.

Nice natural beach and not too crowded. Shallow and calm water. Lots of nature to observe. Parking could be a problem but the price is good. Bring your own drinks etc as there is nothing there. Restrooms (port-o-potties) are a bit of a hike.

We spent a relaxing day with our adult kids and Granchildren at Bunche Beach. The beach never gets over crowded. The water is easily accessable and swim friendly for all. The view from our beach chairs was amazing and relaxing. The entire beach has a laid back, friendly Vibe. I would highly recommend this Florida gem!

We lucked out on getting a decent parking spot about an hour before sunset. We enjoyed walking along the soft sand and seeing the vegetation, including some showing hurricane damage. There was a lot of bird activity and then some beautiful sunset views. I recommend it!