No Name Harbor
Scenic harbor tie-up in a state-park setting on Key Biscayne.
No Name Harbor is a picturesque harbor located within Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park on Key Biscayne, offering a tie-up and anchorage option for boaters seeking convenient access to Biscayne Bay and Miami-area waters. The harbor features cleats along a seawall for day or overnight use under an affordable honor-system fee structure, pump-out capability, basic shore-side facilities (restrooms, showers, laundry), and the on-site Boater’s Grill restaurant with sunset views. While it lacks many amenities of a full-service marina (such as assigned slips, electric/fresh-water hookups, major service yards), it serves as a pleasant and cost-effective option for smaller vessels or anchor-style visits.
What is the maximum vessel size accepted at No Name Harbor?
Depths in the harbor are approximately 10-12 ft minimum; swing-room is constrained.
How do fees and payment work?
Boaters deposit the applicable fee into an honor-system envelope at the blue pay stations along shore; rangers may check receipts.
Are there electric or fresh-water hookups at the tie-up?
No electric or fresh-water hookups are permitted—boaters should bring their own provisions.
Is overnight anchorage allowed?
Yes, overnight anchorage/tie-up is permitted for a fee; however tie-up to seawall after 11 p.m. to 8 a.m. may be prohibited without permission.
How secure or protected is the harbor?
The harbor provides decent shelter for anchorage, but the seawall is bare concrete and lacks fenders, so boats must rig their own fenders when tying up.
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