There is an overnight anchorage fee of $15.00, and a day use fee of $2.00
Mooring on the seawall in the Harbor overnight is not allowed
Boats may not be left unattended overnight.
Swimming from the seawall is prohibited. Swimming from your boat is not. (Is this a great country or what?)
Alcoholic beverages are not allowed. (Nobody seems to know about this rule)
Grilling is not permitted along the seawall.  You can grill close to the seawall or on the grass or on your boat.
Firearms and weapons are not allowed within the park; this includes spearguns.  As of this writing, picnic plastic
forks are still allowed. 
Your pet alligator, or dog, or other pet must be on a 6 - foot leash at all times.  Not a 7 foot leash, not a 5.5 foot leash, 
a 6 foot leash. We have yet to witness a crackdown on leash length. 
No overnight parking of vehicles in the parking lot.  (OK fair enough)
Please use the free Pump-out station to empty your tanks.  Dumping is NOT allowed in the Harbor. (good rule)
Keep your receipt.  If you leave the park and return, you MUST present you receipt to the Park Ranger or
you will have the good fortune to pay again by paying the entrance fee.
Park Rangers will do periodic checks for receipts (true).  Anyone without a valid receipt will be asked to leave.
(or pay again, so it is best just to get a receipt)

If you bring your boat and want to anchor and stay the day, or stay the night, click here for anchorage information.
Find out here how 'No Name Harbor' got its name...

If there is an IMPORTANT EMERGENGY where you require information, diall 911 and be specific that you are
"No Name Harbor" inside of Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park.  Of course Channel 16 is monitored by
the U.S. Coast Guard for emergencies at sea, or if your vessel or occupants are at immediate risk.

Police and Fire Stations are located in the middle of the Village of Key Biscayne approximately 1.5 miles from
"No Name Harbor" on the main road Crandon Boulevard that adjoins the Park entrance. 305 365 5555 is
the telephone number for the Police Department for all non-emergencies.

Mercy Hospital is the nearest hospital in Coconut Grove and it is reachable by sailing 
thru the Deering Channel. ( Channel entrance - North  25 degrees - 44.00 ,  West 080 degrees ) 
(Fl R 2.5s "2" PA) 

Mercy Hospital has a dock to moor to, a helipad, and is also reachable by car and is located
at 3663 South Miami Avenue, Miami, Florida, 33133 and the phone is 305 854 4400.

Directions to hospital from No Name Harbor on Key Biscayne... Once you leave the island and the Rickenbacker
Causeway (Approximately 7.5 miles from No Name Harbor) off of the last bridge, go past the toll gate on
your left and take your first left onto Miami Avenue (second traffic light) and follow it straight for a couple of
miles to the hospital entrance on your left at traffic light.  About 9 miles total from 'No Name Harbor'.
Mercy Hospital has an emergency room as well as an Urgent Care Center.

How 'No Name Harbor' got its name.
If you bring your boat and want to anchor and stay the day, or stay the night, click here for anchorage information.