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Egmont Key

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 Activities at Egmont Key

	Beaches Come relax or play on our beach
	Boating Boating is available
	Fishing Fishing is allowed in designated areas
	Hiking/Nature Trail Walk through the historic ruins of Fort Dade or along the brick paths that remain from the days Fort Dade was an active community with 300 residents. Gopher tortoises can sometimes be seen as you walk the historic paths. Many visitors are treated to the sight of hummingbirds and other seabirds.
	Pets Pets are not allowed on Egmont Key.
	Picnicking Picnic tables are available.  Consumption of alcohol beverages is prohibited.
	Swimming Swimming is available in designated areas Participation Requirements
	Wildlife Viewing Wildlife viewing is possible at this park