What a gem of a Beach. You have to pay $2.50 to get into the park, but once you're in there is a beach, showers and food. Best to go on a bike. More

There was ample shade, and the beach was not too crowded to relax comfortably. The sand is a bit rocky, and depending on how sensitive your feet are, you may need water shoes to enter the water (the rocks are not sharp, just somewhat gravelly and can be awkward to navigate right at the water line). There is a quick... More

This was recommended to us as more of a family friendly beach in Key West. The park was beautiful, and the beach was pretty, as well. The snorkeling was great here. The kids saw all kinds of fish. It made for a fun afternoon! More

There is not much to the fort other than the walls and canons, but it is a piece of history. Standing on the roof you can see into the surounding water and part of the town. Some parts are still being preserved, but still it allows for some great photography, and to get a look into the past. I went... More

Loved the place. Great for photos (bring a flash). Easy parking and very interesting. More

What a great way to spend the afternoon. It's an excellently maintained state park and clearly is the best beach on the island. The snorkeling was fun And we saw some unique fish. The concession stand is expensive but the food is good. We definitely recommend this park! More

Okay, I know it's only 10 bucks to get in but I still wouldn't go here, if we did our trip over again. Instead, I'd go to Higgs Beach, which is free and pretty much the same. Also, there's a free garden in an old fort right next to Higgs Beach that was fun to walk through. More

There is yoga on the beach in the mornings. Only downside is the beach has a lot of coral and can be rough on the feet. Highly recommend visiting the fort for some history and appreciation of what we have. More

Just being in a place from over 100 years ago was great. The beach there was a lot of fun too. More