Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park — Key Biscayne, Florida

Address1200 S Crandon Blvd, Key Biscayne, FL 33149

HoursPark: open 8 a.m. until sundown, 365 days a year (Florida State Parks Hours & Fees page). Lighthouse/keeper's cottage are open only during guided tour times (see resNote).

Prices$8 per vehicle (two to eight people)

Price notesPer vehicle — $8 per vehicle (2–8 people); $4 single-occupant vehicle or motorcycle; $2 pedestrians, bicyclists, extra passengers, passengers in a vehicle with holder of an Individual Annual Entrance Pass, or ride-service drop-offs; $8 per boat for day entrance to No Name Harbor (Florida State Parks Hours & Fees page). A single-use day pass can be paid online via reserve.floridastateparks.org.

Age notesNo age-based fee tiers or program ages published on the Florida State Parks pages read; the vehicle admission covers 2–8 people of any age.

BookingPark entry requires no reservation. Guided tours of the historic 1825 Cape Florida Lighthouse and keeper's cottage run twice daily, Thursday through Monday, at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., free with park entry (tour days/times as published in Florida State Parks park content; the lighthouse is open only during tour times). Picnic pavilions (18) must be reserved at least two days in advance at the park entrance station: $50 plus tax/day (15 pavilions, up to 40 people) or $100 plus tax/day (3 large pavilions, up to 80 people), plus $15/day for electricity at two large shelters; pavilion fees do not include park entry.

Suggested timeAbout 5 hours

AccessibilityNot confirmed — the Florida State Parks main and Hours & Fees pages read do not publish specific wheelchair/stroller/sensory accessibility details for this park.

ParkingParking is included in the $8 per-vehicle park admission; there is no separate parking fee published on the Florida State Parks Hours & Fees page. Boat camping in No Name Harbor is $20 per boat per night (honor stations, cash/check; credit card at the ranger station during park hours).

Verified perk: Florida State Parks Annual Pass — $60 individual / $120 familyFlorida State Parks official pass page: Individual $60 (single named passholder, day-use entry; extra guests $2/person at most parks); Family $120 (up to 8 people entering as a group in one vehicle, up to 2 named passholders). Valid 1 year from month of purchase for day-use entrance in lieu of the daily fee; does not cover tours, museums, rentals or camping fees.