Bahia Honda State Park
"Cudjoe Key visitors often head to Bahia Honda for swimming, fishing, and sunset views. The park is a convenient nearby escape with some of the best beaches in the Lower Keys."
Bahia Honda State Park features some of the most beautiful beaches in the Florida Keys, along with excellent snorkeling, paddling, and fishing opportunities. The park also preserves a historic railroad bridge and offers memorable views of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico.
Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park
"Cudjoe Key visitors come for a full-day outing that combines history, swimming, and scenic views. The park is a convenient destination for those exploring the lower Florida Keys."
Fort Zachary Taylor Historic State Park is known for its well-preserved 19th-century fort, calm swimming beach, and excellent snorkeling along the rocky shoreline. The park also offers picnic areas, fishing, birdwatching, and interpretive exhibits that highlight Key West’s military history.
Long Key State Park
"Cudjoe Key visitors may travel north for camping and a broader range of water-based activities. The park is a good choice for a relaxed day in the Middle Keys."
Long Key State Park preserves a stretch of the Middle Keys with shallow turquoise water, mangrove islands, and abundant birdlife. Visitors come for kayaking, snorkeling, fishing, and peaceful oceanfront camping in a classic Keys setting.