Beach Parking in Naples, FL

Naples residents may acquire a beach parking pass.

Residents must provide proof of residency, particularly, a drivers license and vehicle registration, both with the same name and address.

Beach parking permits must be fastened to the windshield in the lower corner of the driver’s side of the vehicle. They are not transferable. Vehicles with valid beach permits may stop for free in metered spaces at city and county beaches, and in any space described as requiring a beach permit. City beach parking permits are valid for one year.

Collier County residents, can get a Collier County beach parking permit by following the directions here.

All papers that are needed to prove you are eligible for a permit and other parking information can be found in this website.

If you don’t have your permit in hand and would like now to have a nice spot to park your car, then here are a few things that should be remembered.

There will be parking meter fees

25 cents for 6 minutes

$2.50 per hour

A MINIMUM PAYMENT of $1.50 is required.

Pay Stations accept quarters and Master Card, Discover, American Express and Visa.

An annual pass can be obtained from Collier County see instructions here.

No animals.
No busses and fire trucks, trailers and recreational vehicles within one block of the beach.
Violators’ vehicles will be towed.
No parking is allowed at any metered beach parking space between 11 p.m. to 5 a.m.

So that’s all well and good, but supposing you fail to abide by some rules, for whatever reason, and have to pay for a parking ticket. We have provided a few things you should know below.

Parking Ticket Fines

Parking tickets are $37. The parking ticket increases to $47 after 10 days unpaid and $102 after 60 days unpaid. Handicap parking violations are $252.