Frequently Asked Questions

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No. Open fires are not allowed on Destin / Okaloosa County public beaches. Walton County allows permitted fires. Our site at Miramar Beach Regional Access is the closest public option Destin guests can actually use. 

Yes. South Walton Fire District requires a temporary beach bonfire permit. It is included in every PompanoBonfires package. You do not stand in line or fill out the county form. 

2375 Scenic Gulf Drive, Miramar Beach — Public Access #49 at Pompano Joe’s. We set up west of the restaurant, in front of the ramp and restrooms. 

A week is comfortable in shoulder season. For July 4, Labor Day, Memorial Day, and spring break, book 2–3 weeks out.

We Try Our Best To Control The Rain But If It Looks Like Rain, We Discuss It Early And Make A Group Decision To Go For It Or Cancel. Permit fee rules are set by Walton County And The $157 Permit Fee Is Non-Refundable. If Canceled Early Because Of Weather, We Do Not Charge The Remaining Amount Due.

 Yes, Bring Anything. Ask For Advice. S’mores are included. No glass on the beach.

Yes. The One is the usual proposal setup or smaller wedding. The Big One is built for rehearsal dinners, reunions, and after-parties up to 30 guests.

Beach Bonfires are always the best experiences while on vacation in Destin!

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