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No Name Harbor

The harbor inside Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park on Key Biscayne: $20 a night at anchor, $8 for the day, and a pump-out that is free for all boats.

Key Biscayne · Biscayne BayLast checked 21 Oct 2026
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Anchoring overnight
$20 per boat per night
Arriving by boat for the day
$8
Boats moored together
no more than two
Pump-out
free for all boats

Overview

No Name Harbor lies inside Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park, on Key Biscayne. The park is open 8 a.m. until sundown, 365 days a year. Anchoring overnight in the harbor costs $20 per boat per night; arriving by boat without staying the night costs $8. No more than two boats can be moored together at a time while in the harbor.

Paying

There are honor stations along the seawall, and they take cash or a check. A card can only be used at the ranger station entrance gate, and only during regular park hours. Boats that have paid the overnight fee have access to the park's amenities during operating hours.

The seawall and the night

Mooring to the seawall is not permitted from 11 p.m. to 8 a.m. Commercial activity is not allowed within park waters unless permitted. Coming by car instead, the entrance is $8 per vehicle for two to eight people, and an overnight parking permit is $10 per night.

Ashore

There are covered picnic tables by the harbor and a pump-out that is free for all boats. Boater's Grill is open for lunch and dinner. Outdoor showers are near the restrooms in Areas A, B and C. A canoe or kayak can be lowered off the seawall in the harbor, portaged by hand from the parking lot at Boater's Grill.

Facilities

  • Pump-outfree for all boats
  • Picnic tablescovered, by the harbor
  • RestaurantBoater's Grill, open for lunch and dinner
  • Showersoutdoor, near the restrooms in Areas A, B and C
  • Kayak launchoff the seawall in the harbor, portage by hand

Good to know

  • Pump-out: free, for all boats.
  • Boater's Grill: open for lunch and dinner.
  • Card payments: only at the ranger station entrance gate, during regular park hours; the honor stations on the seawall take cash or a check.
  • Still closed: beach access #3 and the fishing piers, for repairs – the park has carried the notice since 11 September 2023.
  • Phone: 786-582-2673.

Rules that apply here

  • Two boats, no more No more than two boats can be moored together at a time while in the harbor.
  • The seawall at night Mooring to the seawall is not permitted from 11 p.m. to 8 a.m.
  • Paying The overnight fee is $20 per boat per night, payable at the honor stations along the seawall by cash or check; card payments must be made at the ranger station entrance gate during regular park hours.
  • Commercial work Commercial activity is not allowed within park waters unless permitted.

Questions

What does it cost to spend the night in No Name Harbor?

$20 per boat per night at anchor. Arriving by boat without staying the night is $8. Both are payable at the honor stations along the seawall, by cash or check.

Can I tie up to the seawall overnight?

No. Mooring to the seawall is not permitted from 11 p.m. to 8 a.m. The overnight fee covers anchoring in the harbor.

Can I raft up in No Name Harbor?

No more than two boats can be moored together at a time while in the harbor.

Is there a pump-out?

Yes, and the park says it is free for all boats. There are also covered picnic tables by the harbor, and Boater's Grill is open for lunch and dinner.

Sources & checks

Written by buoya editorial from the sources above. Every figure was checked against its source on 21 Oct 2026. Found something wrong? Report a correction.