Fees & Reservations
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Please check our America the Beautiful - The National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass Program page for information on the interagency pass program. Free Entrance Days In Your National Parks Fee Passes for Active Duty Military and Families For more information on fees call 850-934-2622 Entrance Fees for Perdido Key, Fort Pickens and Santa Rosa(Opal Beach) Opal Beach is seasonal (Memorial Day until Labor Day) Per Person (valid for 1-7 days) - $3.00 (Ex., motorcycle, jogger, walker, etc.) Per vehicle (valid for 1-7 days) - $8.00
Gulf Islands Annual Pass - $25.00 Night Owl Pass (After hours access) - $30.00 October 1 - March 1 at the Fort Pickens's Entrance Station, and Perdido Key Entrance Station Commercial Group Rate Entrance Fees Sedan (1-6 capacity) - $25.00 + $3.00 per person Van/Mini-Bus (7-25 capacity) - $40.00 Motor Coach (26+ capacity) - $100.00 Group Camping
Closed Naval Live Oaks Youth Group Tent Camping Area - Application 10-25 Persons - $20.00 per night 26-40 Persons - $30.00 per night Fort Pickens Group Tent Camping Area - Reservations Fort Pickens Reservations Per night, per site - $26.00 IA Senior/Access Site - $13.00 Picnic Pavilion Reservation Fees Naval Live Oaks (Per day) - $50.00 - Application Perdido Key Pavilion is divided into two segments the Pavilion 2 (east section), and Pavilion 3 (west side) (Per day, per side) - $30.00 - Reservations Santa Rosa Pavilion restroom are closed and Pavilions are closed for reservations Santa Rosa Pavilion ( Opal Beach) A or E cluster - $30.00 - Reservations
Battery Worth "B" side (west side) - $30.00 - Reservations Closed for reservation and restrooms Picture For more information call 228-875-9057 IA Senior and IA Access Pass 50% Davis Bayou Group Tenting Area 10-25 Persons - $20.00 26-40 Persons - $30.00 Dump Station (Non-registered campers) - $5.00 Pavilion Reservations - (Pavilions #1, #3, #5) 1-99 Persons - $25.00 100+ Persons - $100.00 Davis Bayou Boat Launch Per day - $3.00 Annual - $20.00
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Did You Know?
Gulf Islands National Seashore's barrier island habitats, offshore waters, and submerged resources offer a variety of recreational opportunities for people year-round.