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The southeast region of Florida has been a popular area for decades. Many parks and preserves have been established to preserve some of this overly developed area. Fishing, boating, camping, diving and snorkeling are very popular activities within the abundant parks here.

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Broward County

John Lloyd State park beachJohn U. Lloyd State Park Symbol means fee to fish pierIcon means restrooms availableSymbol means food availableSymbol means Bait available Boat or Kayak Launch at this beach icon represents diving or snorkeling site

6503 North Ocean Drive, Dania Beach 954-923-2833
This beach front state park offers fishing from shore, a boat launch, kayaking, picnic areas, nature walks and concessions. Many educational activities are offered throughout the year. Visit Florida State Parks for more information.

 

 

 

Miami-Dade County

view of Bill Bags Cape Florida beachBill Baggs Cape Florida State Park Symbol means fee to fish pierIcon means restrooms availableSymbol means food availableSymbol Gear Rental Available Fishing Pier or Jetty at this beach Boat or Kayak Launch at this beach icon represents camping at this site

1200 S. Crandon Boulevard Key Biscayne 305-361-5811
Cape Florida State Park's lighthouse, first built in 1825, is the oldest structure in Miami. This magnificent part is voted one of the top 10 beaches in the country. With a 1.25 mile sugar white sand beach and sea walls, shore anglers have many places to throw a line including 8 fishing piers. Camping at this park on your boat anchored in No Name Harbor or on land at a primitive camp site is a great Florida experience.
For more information visit Florida State Parks

 

Stiltsville

Stiltsville was originally developed by individuals, many buildings built as fishing camps and party houses on the water. Dozens existed many years back, a sort of City on the Sea. Today only 7 buildings remain and they are off limits to visitors. You can enjoy these colorful building at a distance from your own boat or hop on a tour boat.

 

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