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Description:As the oldest structure in Miami-Dade, the lighthouse is a time capsule containing an immense amount of Florida history. First erected in 1825, the Cape Florida Light has survived nearly 200 years of erosion, dozens of hurricanes, an attack by native Seminole Native Americans, and an explosion of lantern oil and gun powder. Yet, through all the tribulation, she still stands. When the lighthouse was originally built, she guided sailors around the Florida reef helping them avoid an unfortunate accident. Today, we’ve renovated her into a cultural landmark and added her to the National Register of Historic Places. State Park Fee Schedule as of 7/9/2025 https://www.floridastateparks.org/sites/default/files/inline-files/2021_05_10%20FSP%20Fee%20Schedule%2005.2022.pdf
Site Condition:Regular hours commercial filming - $500.00 + tax plus an additional $35.00/hr fee for a Special Event Ranger. Regular park hours are from 8:00am to sunset. After hours commercial filming - $1000.00 + tax, plus an additional $35.00/hr for a Special Event Ranger. After hours refers to anytime outside of the 8:00am to sunset range.
Usage Restriction:Commercial Film Permits Many companies use Florida's beautiful natural scenery as a backdrop for their film projects. A permit and insurance are required. Details should be coordinated with the on-site park manager, as far in advance as possible. Contact the Florida Department of Environmental Protection by email or by calling (850) 245-2157