Walton Rocks is located on South Hutchinson Island and offers a unique surf experience. It's one of those small coastal parks that can be a bit hit or miss but is worth checking out. The spot is known for its secluded feel, making it a quieter option for those looking to escape the crowds. Access is pretty straightforward, and while you might be on your own out there, it’s a nice place to enjoy the ocean.

The surf here can get interesting, especially with a solid NE swell. When conditions align, you can find some decent lefts that break over a shallow reef. The waves can reach sizes up to 12 feet (about 3.7 meters), but most of the time you're looking at something more in the shoulder-high to a few feet overhead range. Paddling out is manageable on average days, though it can get tough when the waves pick up. You’ll want to keep an eye on the tides; mid-tides coming in generally work best here. Just be aware that the bottom is largely reef with some sand patches, and it can get really shallow, especially at lower tides.

Walton Rocks is best suited for experienced surfers who know their way around a reef. The waves are predominantly reef breaks, both lefts and rights, and perform well during the spring, autumn, and winter months. If you’re using a shortboard or a fish, you should be good to go. Expect light crowds, so it’s perfect if you prefer a more laid-back surf session. Just make sure to lock your stuff in your trunk as the area feels a bit isolated.