If you are looking for attractions near North Peninsula State Park, you can drive nine minutes to Flagler Beach Historical Museum that is home to many collections of artifacts and images from World War II, local surfing legends, and severe weather events. Named after Gamble Rogers – a Florida folk singer, Gamble Rogers Memorial State Recreation Area is spread across 144 acres and features swimming, fishing, boating, canoeing, hiking, bicycling, coastal camping, beachcombing, and watching loggerhead, green, and leatherback sea turtles. If you like hiking, Graham Swamp Conservation Area is spread across 3,000 acres and features hiking and mountain biking trails. Another great attraction near North Peninsula State Park is Flagler Beach Municipal Pier, an 800-feet-long pier well-known for fishing and birdwatching.