Jim Barry Light Harbor Park

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A waterfront park with three boat ramps and floating docks, Jim Barry Light Harbor Park serves as a launch point for families heading to nearby Peanut Island by kayak, paddleboard, or small boat. The 3.7-acre park has fishing access from the seawall and a fishing pier. Best for families with boats or water gear who want to explore the Intracoastal Waterway and Peanut Island. The park provides boat trailer parking with daily permits available onsite, regular parking, restrooms, and some shade structures. Keep in mind the boat ramps are steep and water levels can be shallow at low tide.

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Programs (1)

• Activities and Programs

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  · Sunday· Paid

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