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Seahorse Key Open Houses Scheduled

2/9/2022

2 Comments

 
The Refuge has scheduled 2 more Open Houses at Seahorse Key for 2022.
  • Saturday, July 2 (Sunday, July 3 alternate weather date)
  • Saturday, October 8 (Sunday, October 9 alternate weather date)
Visitors can walk up to to the Light Station and cross over to the beach on the far side of the island. It is a beautiful, adventuresome experience.
Picture of Visitors at Seahorse Key Open House on a cold day
Visitors at Seahorse Key Open House on a cold day
Picture of Visitors at Seahorse Key Open House on a rainy day
Visitors at Seahorse Key Open House on a rainy day
Open Houses are free once you arrive at the Refuge island. However, visitors must arrange their own transportation. Shuttles are provided for a fee by tour companies in Cedar Key, or visitors can arrive by private boat.
Picture of Visitor standing near warning sign about venomous snakes
Visitor standing near warning sign
Picture of Bird visitors may see on the boat trip to the island
Some of the birds visitors may see on the boat trip to the island
Picture of Visitors arriving on a tour operator's boa
Visitors arriving on a tour operator's boat
Important Information

Seahorse Key is an island almost 3 miles from Cedar Key. Access is only by boat. There are no amenities, such as food or water on the island. Rest room facilities are limited. 

Should there be a medical or other emergency requiring professional assistance or evacuation, response times could be lengthy.
Please plan with this in mind.
Picture of Drift wood along the beach on the far side of the island
Drift wood along the beach on the far side of the island
Picture of Visitors walking on the beach
Visitors walking on the beach
2 Comments
Anthony Thonpson
7/1/2022 08:35:13 pm

Can I please know as soon as possible if the alternate date is going to be used for July 2 ,2022 open house. I am driving from out of town that morning. Thanks. Or tell me where the official notice is posted online.

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Peg
7/2/2022 08:04:52 am

The Open House is today, as scheduled. Enjoy! Be sure to walk down to the beach on the far side of the island. Delightful!

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Friends of the Lower Suwannee & Cedar Keys National Wildlife Refuges
P. O. Box 532
Cedar Key, FL 32625
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