1825 lighthouse at the tip of Key Biscayne
Cape Florida Lighthouse at Bill Baggs State Park: views from atopthe 1825 lighthouse
Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park covers the south end of Key Biscayne. Its 1825 Cape Florida Lighthouse is the oldest standing structure in Miami-Dade. Guided tours of the lighthouse, keeper's quarters and kitchen run 10 a.m. to noon, Thursday to Monday, and are included with park entry. You must be 42 inches tall to climb the stairs. The park also has beach, trails and bike rentals.
- 1825
- Cape Florida Lighthouse built
- 1513
- Cape named by Ponce de Leon
- 42 in
- Height needed to climb
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- Pedestrian or bicycle entryEntry on foot, by bike, as an extra passenger or by ride drop-off.$2
- Single-occupant vehicle or motorcyclePark entry for one person in a vehicle or on a motorcycle.$4
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- Lighthouse and keeper's cottage tourFree. Guided tour of the 1825 lighthouse and keeper's quarters, 10 a.m.–noon Thu–Mon. Included with park entry. 42-inch height minimum to climb.