The Fort Pickens area has many activites and facilities available for visitors. Historic structures like Fort Pickens, Battery Cooper, and Battery Worth are spread throughout the area. Tent and RV camping is available at the Fort Pickens campground, and several parking lots with beach access are located along the road after passing through the entrance station. Passport stamps and junior ranger booklets are available at the park store and visitor center. Facilities![]() Park StoreView bookstore merchandise and hours. ![]() Fort Pickens Discovery CenterCollect your passport stamp, talk to a ranger, view exhibits, and watch the park film. ![]() Campground Registration OfficeA Life-Saving Station turned Campground Office. ![]() Langdon BeachAccessible swimming area with restrooms, outdoor showers, parking, and a pavilion. ![]() Battery Worth Picnic AreaPavilions, restrooms, picnic tables, and trails with a historic battery nearby. Historic Structures![]() Fort PickensExplore a Civil War era fort with a ranger, or using our self-guided tour on the mobile app. ![]() Fort Pickens Batteries & MoreConcrete batteries and support structures modernized the Fort Pickens defenses in the late 1800s, early 1900s. Operating HoursEntrance Station Gate: March 1 - October 31: 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. DirectionsFrom Interstate 10: Take Exit 12 for I-110 South, exit 1B Gregory Street East, merge onto 30 E Chase Street, turn left onto Bayfront Parkway /Hwy 98 East, merge onto Hwy 399 to beaches, cross toll bridge ($1.00), turn right onto Fort Pickens Road. Plan Your Visit
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Last updated: December 1, 2022