Cedar Key, Florida
Things to Do
Parks, beaches, museums, tours and charters — 61 places, ordered by how many people have reviewed them.
Tours Charters
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A.J. Brown Charters
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Hook & Arrow Charter
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Cedar Key Fishing Charter
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Cedar key fishing
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Cedar Key Skimmer
Parks Nature
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Lil Shark Park
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City Park
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Cemetery Point Park
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Atsena Swimming Beach
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Waccasassa Bay Preserve State Park Administration
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Cedar Key Veterans Memorial at the corner of City Hall
Attractions
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Shell Mound Observation Deck
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Cedar Keyhole Artists Co-op & Gallery
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Island Arts
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G Street Beach
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Turtle Trail Art Gallery
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Greetings from Cedar Key mural
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Fish and Wildlife Conservation Comission Observation Deck
Marinas Boating
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#4 Bridge Boat Ramp & Fishing Pier
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Inside Boat Ramp
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Canoe Launch
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Outside boat ramp
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Shell Mound Paved Boat Ramp
Museums History
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Cedar Keys (Seahorse Key) Lighthouse Cedar Key highpoint#2
Beaches
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Cedar Key Public Beach
Guides to things to do
- The Best Things to Do in Cedar Key, FloridaCedar Key is not what it was—seventeen sawmills, half a million board feet a week, and then one storm—but what remains is worth the trip, precisely because it knows it is smaller than its history.
- Parks and Nature near Cedar KeyThe town is smaller than its history; the land around it is still trying to keep pace.
- Museums and Historic Sites in Cedar KeyThe town is smaller than its history; say so.
- Fishing Charters and Boat Tours in Cedar KeyThe water here is not a backdrop. It is the reason the town exists, and the reason it nearly didn’t.
- Golf around Cedar KeyThe town of Cedar Key is smaller than its history, and the golf here is a way to measure the distance between the two.
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