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Indian Key Historic State Park

Offshore Island, Islamorada, FL 33036

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Hours open

Monday:

8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Tuesday:

8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Wednesday:

8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Thursday:

8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Friday:

8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Saturday:

8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Sunday:

8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

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  • Photo of Indian Key Historic State Park - Offshore Island, Islamorada, Florida, United States
  • Photo of Indian Key Historic State Park - Offshore Island, Islamorada, Florida, United States
  • Photo of Indian Key Historic State Park - Offshore Island, Islamorada, Florida, United States
  • Photo of Indian Key Historic State Park - Offshore Island, Islamorada, Florida, United States
  • Photo of Indian Key Historic State Park - Offshore Island, Islamorada, Florida, United States
  • Photo of Indian Key Historic State Park - Offshore Island, Islamorada, Florida, United States
  • Photo of Indian Key Historic State Park - Offshore Island, Islamorada, Florida, United States
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Indian Key State Historic Site Outstanding Florida Water, Offshore Island, Islamorada, FL 33036, United States
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Indian Key Historic State Park

Indian Key Historic State Park is a unique and historic institution located on an offshore island in Islamorada, Florida, United States. Accessible only by kayak launch, this park offers a glimpse into the past as it was once the first county seat for Dade County in 1836. The island was a hub for salvaging cargo from shipwrecks in the Florida Keys, making it a lucrative business at the time. Today, visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and hiking on the island. Kayak rentals are available from local charter companies for those looking to explore the area by water. Please note that as of Sept. 29, 2021, the boat ramp at Indian Key Fill is closed due to storm damage, and the observation tower is also closed. Park fees can be paid in cash at the iron ranger near the kayak launch or in advance using the "Pay Online Single-Use Day Pass" link. Visit Indian Key Historic State Park for a unique and educational experience in the beautiful Florida Keys.

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Christine Cardoso:
5

"Beautiful island to visit by kayak with wonderful walking trails and ruins"

1 year ago
Matthew Brown:
5

"Took our kayaks out and had the island all to ourselves! Well, besides the iguanas, birds, hermit crabs, and a bunny. We launched from Robbie's and it did not take us much time to get there at all. The island is not very well maintained but that is expected since it is an island with access only for kayaks right now while the dock is under construction. I feel that the remote and abandoned feel to the park adds to my enjoyment of it. Not much sea life that we saw, I'm guessing because water temps were at record highs. The ruins aren't much to look at but the history is interesting. Definitely worth a visit if you enjoy solitude and exploring hidden, out-of-the-way places."

1 year ago
Dan Walton:
5

"This is a very short canoe or kayak trip from shore. You do have to cross a channel. Watch for low tide it makes your landing a little harder and muddy. The canoe and kayak landing is on the Southeast corner before the dock. The ruins of the town are interesting but not all that interesting don't expect a lot. Snorkeling around the island is best on the side most facing the Atlantic. There's plenty of coral but not crazy beautiful coral not much sea life mostly just sponge formations. But still nice. A little hard to get in and out of because of rocks just beware of that. A great lunch place is near the well there's a huge shaded area with tree limbs laying low to sit on."

almost 3 years ago
Chad Warner:
5

"The paddle over to Indian Key Historic State Park is short and enjoyable. The island is small and easy to explore. We had a good time snorkeling along the rocky shore. There wasn’t too much to see in the water but it was a good dip in the ocean. There is also more to explore back on the main key. You can paddle through mangroves and watch as fish swim by."

almost 4 years ago
Jody Rogers:
5

"What an amazing place! We kayaked over to the island in about 20 or 30 minutes. We walked around the island and snorkeled around the dock. The water was a bit murky but we saw a ton of fish and a lobster! This was one of the best parts of our vacation. Keep an eye out for low tide or you'll have to work your kayak all the way around to the deep water to return. The sand is super suctiony so wear good water shoes."

almost 5 years ago
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