The beach is really nice with plenty of palm trees for shade or for hanging a hammock from
Charee Brogden
Visitor of park
I loved the place, lot of history
Aledelvale
Visitor of park - Local Guide
I really loved Virginia Keys Beach, the history is amazing and really important.
Raju Ajiz
Visitor of park
Interesting, passionate, fascinating landscape and history that it encompasses within. A place to spend time with family, friends, and children.
Teresita Veitia
Visitor of park
Whether you’re into kayaking, paddleboarding, or mountain biking, Historic Virginia Key Beach Park offers a variety of activities to get your adrenaline pumping.
Rickenbacker Causeway is built connecting mainland Miami with Virginia Key and Key Biscayne.
Dade County gives the Historic Virginia Key Beach Park property to the City of Miami.
The City of Miami closes the Historic Beach Park citing high maintenance costs.
A Master Plan for Virginia Key was developed by the City of Miami.
City of Miami facing fiscal crisis considers private development of the public site for exclusive use.
Miami City Commission established an official Virginia Key Park Civil Rights Task Force.
Members of the team that advocated for creation of a civil rights museum at Historic Virginia Key Beach Park pose for a picture with Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, front center, in 2019. Trust board member Gene Tinnie holds aloft Suarez’s resolution pledging financial support.
A participant of the symbolic ‘wade-in’ holds an archival image of Historic Virginia Key Beach Park.
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Experience the Timeless Charm of Historic Virginia Key Beach Park: Where Nature, Culture, and Recreation Unite in Harmony.