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Originally Posted by slipcovers
You can use the beaches in Florida, however, you must pay a parking or entrance fee. You can not park on any street on Cape Cod and you need a resident sticker for beach parking lots. These fees go toward maintaining the beaches, seawall, cleanup, etc.
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Originally Posted by mickey100
If you are a senior, you can access the National Seashores or national parks for that matter, for free, with the Golden Age pass. The Cape Canaveral national seashore is a beautiful area. There are many areas where you can access local beaches in Florida without any fee, or maybe just paying a parking meter like the locals do.
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Yes, You can use the beaches in Florida, just like I posted, BUT you must pay the parking meter, several dollars if you intend to stay all day, the available spaces are hard to find in Winter months. The locals have a resident sticker, more available spaces designated for them.
National parks are funded by the government. A fee is a fee, tolls, entrance or parking meters. Whatever. I live in a coast town with miles of beach, anyone can go and enjoy them, however, they cant park without a resident sticker.