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Experiences & Amenities

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Experiences

Birding
Birding

Several species of sea birds, shorebirds and migratory birds may be viewed at the park.

Fishing
Fishing

Surf fishing is a popular activity at the park. Visitors commonly catch redfish, pompano, whiting, flounder and several other species.

  • All fishing within the park must conform to regulations concerning size, number, method of capture and season. A fishing license may be required. More information is available at the Florida Wildlife Commission’s Fishing in Florida.
Hiking
Hiking
Shelling
Shelling

Shelling is a popular activity at the park during the winter months. Visitors often find calico clams, cockles and many other species of shells. 

  • Live shelling is prohibited in all Florida State Parks.
Surfing
Surfing

Surfing is a popular activity at the park, especially during the winter months. Surfing is at your own risk.

  • There are no lifeguards on duty at the park.
Swimming
Swimming

Swimming in the Gulf of Mexico is a popular activity at the park.

  • There are no lifeguards at the park.
Walking and Running
Walking and Running

Amenities

Accessible Amenities
Accessible Amenities

Perdido Key State Park is committed to providing a variety of amenities accessible to all of our visitors.

These amenities include:

  • Beach wheelchairs are available at no cost. Request by calling the ranger station at Big Lagoon State Park.
  • Boardwalks to the beach.
  • Picnic facilities with tables, grills and nearby restrooms.

Service animals are welcome in all areas of Florida State Parks.

Beach
Beach

The park offers just under two miles of white sand beaches on the Gulf of Mexico.

Beach Warning Flags Signage

Beach flag warning system

Visitors to coastal parks are reminded to pay close attention to the Warning Flag Signs posted at welcome stations and on the beaches. These flags indicate the swimming conditions at the beach:

  • Double red flags mean absolutely no swimming because of high winds and undertow currents
  • Red flag means high hazards; swimming not advised
  • Yellow flag means swim with caution and stay close to shore
  • Green flag means that the waters are safe
  • Purple flag means that marine pests are present.

Please use caution as lifeguards are not provided.

Interpretive Exhibit
Interpretive Exhibit
Parking
Parking

This park offers two beach access area parking lots along State Road 292. Parking is free with paid admission to the park.

Picnic Pavilion
Picnic Pavilion

Eight covered picnic shelters are available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Restroom Facilities
Restroom Facilities

Restroom facilities are available at both of the two use areas of the park.

Shower Station
Shower Station

Outdoor open cold-water showers are available at both of the park's use areas for visitors.

Water Fountain
Water Fountain

Potable water is available at both use areas of the park. Drinking fountains can be found near the restrooms.

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