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Crandon Park Beach - Miami Kite Boarding Water Sports Concession (RESTRICTIONS APPLY) Boat Ramp

Atlantic Ocean · Key Biscayne, Miami-Dade County

Crandon Park Beach - Miami Kite Boarding Water Sports Concession (RESTRICTIONS APPLY) is a sandy beach kayak and canoe launch on Atlantic Ocean in Key Biscayne, Florida, with a $7 daily launch fee. It is managed by Miami-Dade County - Park Owner (305) 365-2320.

Launch
Carry-in (kayak, canoe)
Surface
Sandy Beach
Ramp condition
Good
Fees
Launch: $7 a day
Pay by
Parking Meter - Credit Card or Pay-by-Phone Only
Trailer parking
0 spaces
Car parking
400 spaces
Parking surface
Paved, Asphalt or Concrete
Restroom
Flush Toilet (accessible)
Accessibility
No Accommodations for Accessibility
Dock
No Dock
Hours
Sunrise to sunset
Water
Salt or brackish
Amenities
Grill,Picnic

Managed by Miami-Dade County - Park Owner (305) 365-2320 · (305) 345-9974 · Website

Notes: Fees Mon-Thur $5, Fri-Sun and Holidays $7. Portage of about 100 ft across grass, then park car in lot. Call concession shop for additional information (305) 345-9974. Fees Mon-Thur $5, Fri-Sun and Holidays $7. Portage of about 100 ft across grass, then park car in lot. Call concession shop for additional information (305) 345-9974.

Address: 6747 Crandon Boulevard, North Parking Lot KEY BISCAYNE 33149

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Fish in Atlantic Ocean

Also recorded:

Florida state records for these fish
FishRecordYearCaught in
Largemouth Bass17 lb 4 oz1986
Florida Gar9 lb 7 oz2001Lake Lawne
Bluegill2 lb 15 oz1989Crystal Lake

From official Florida record lists: source

Species recorded here since 1990 (GBIF). Check state regulations for seasons and limits.

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Florida boating laws: education, age limits and life jackets

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Page updated Oct 27, 2026. Ramp details from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.