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Dry Tortugas National Park has temporarily closed Garden Key and Loggerhead Key Following the passing of Hurricane Helene, visitors to the South Florida National Parks and Preserve should continue to exercise caution with the potential for unidentified hazards on land and in park waters. Marine waters continue to be open in all locations, but parks are still assessing missing or damaged aids to navigation. Closures or special conditions are available on each park’s website under Alerts.
Dry Tortugas National Park sustained impacts from storm surge. As conditions permit, staff will begin to assess damage and facilities. Vessels may continue to seek safe harbor within the one nautical mile anchoring zone around Garden Key, including Bird Key Harbor. Everglades National Park is open, but some services may be limited. Services at Flamingo will resume later today. Boaters should take precautions in park waters as there may be marine debris, derelict vessels and missing aids to navigation. These Everglades areas remain closed:
Biscayne National Park is open for regular business. These areas include:
Big Cypress National Preserve is open for regular business. For more information about Big Cypress National Preserve, visit nps.gov/bicy or follow the preserve on Facebook or Instagram. For more information about Biscayne National Park, visit nps.gov/bisc or follow the park on Facebook, X, and Instagram. For more information about Dry Tortugas National Park, visit nps.gov/drto or follow the park on Facebook, X, and Instagram. For more information about Everglades National Park, visit nps.gov/ever or follow the park on Facebook, X, and Instagram. Comments are closed.
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