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Parks & Beaches

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  • Generally, county parks and beaches are open from 7:30 a.m. until sunset, unless otherwise noted. 

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  • No, but some state parks allow overnight camping in Monroe County. For more information on State Parks: https://www.floridastateparks.org/


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  • All parks allow service animals. Most allow leashed pets. No pets are allowed to run loose on any parks, beaches, or playgrounds.

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  • Monroe County-Owned Boat Ramps

    Monroe County has eight boat ramps that are available for the public to use. All are free for use by Monroe County residents.

    Harry Harris Park

    • 50 Beach Rd, Tavernier, FL 33070
    • Mile Marker 92.5 -- 25º01’28” N 80º29’39” W  
    • Harry Harris Boat Ramp is a concrete double ramp separated by a finger pier that provides access to the Atlantic Ocean. The ramp is intended for small and large boats, is heavily used, and parking is limited to twenty trailers. Parking is first-come, first serve. The park has pavilions, barbeque grills, picnic tables, a playground, and a protected beach and swimming area.
    • WEEKEND FEES (non-county residents only) All fees per vehicle 
      Vehicle: $15.00
      Active Military, Disabled Veterans & Immediate Family-Waived with proper I.D.

      Boat Ramp: $40.00, plus vehicle entrance fee. 

      HOLIDAY WEEKEND & ANNUAL TWO DAY MINI-LOBSTER SEASON FEE (non-county residents only) All fees per vehicle

      Vehicle: $15.00
      Active Military, Disabled Veterans & Immediate Family-Waived with proper I.D.

      Boat Ramp: $60.00, plus vehicle entrance fee. 

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