Beach Parking Rules
All of the parking areas have signs to assist visitors in understanding the parking rules.
Most importantly, if the beach end has a Beach Parking by Resident Only sign, DO NOT PARK THERE if you are a non-resident of Collier County and do not have a Beach Parking Permit in the windshield of your vehicle.
Beach Parking Rules:
- Please Help Keep Your Beach Clean– No Littering.
- No glass, animals, or fires allowed on the beach.
- All parking spaces require a payment or Beach Parking Permit.
- Park in Marked Spaces Only
- NO Parking 11 pm to 5 am.
- No parking of trailers, trucks, recreational vehicles or buses within one block of the beach.
- Violators will be towed at owner’s expense.
Permit Only - Resident Beach Accesses | Visitor (Metered) Beach Accesses |
| There are twenty-four (24) beach ends reserved for City of Naples and Collier County beach parking permit holders only. Non-resident parking is prohibited at these locations. | Visitors spending time in Naples will need to pay for beach parking and may access the beach at the following locations. |
| 7th Avenue North * | Seagate Drive beach access |
| North Lake Drive | Horizon Way |
| 6th Avenue North * | Vedado Way |
| 4th Avenue North | Via Miramar |
| 3rd Avenue North | Lowdermilk Park * |
| 2nd Avenue North * | 8th Avenue North |
| 1st Avenue North | 5th Avenue South * |
| Central Avenue | 8th Avenue South * |
| 1st Avenue South | Broad Avenue South – 100 Block |
| 2nd Avenue South * | Broad Avenue South – 200 Block |
| 3rd Avenue South * | Pier / 12th Avenue South * -HR |
| 4th Avenue South-HR | 13th Avenue South |
| 6th Avenue South | 13th Avenue South – 100 Block |
| 7th Avenue South * | 14th Avenue South |
| 9th Avenue South | |
| 10th Avenue South * | |
| 11th Avenue South | |
| Broad Avenue South | |
| 15th Avenue South * | |
| 16th Avenue South | |
| 17th Avenue South | |
| 18th Avenue South * | |
| 32nd Avenue South | |
| 33rd Avenue South * |
- * indicates freshwater shower(s) available
- HR indicates Handicap Ramp
Beach Parking With a Handicap Sticker
Any disability permit holder may park at any space without payment, in accordance with Florida Statute 316.1964. The only requirement is that the permit holder is driving or being transported. A disability permit does NOT allow parking in a bus loading zone, fire zone, handicapped access aisles, any areas posted as no parking zones, or parking in excess of the posted time limit. Also, no parking is allowed at any metered beach parking space between 11 p.m. to 5 a.m.
Parking Meter Payment
- $4.00 per hour
- A MINIMUM PAYMENT of $2.00 is required.
- Pay Stations accept quarters and Master Card, Discover, American Express and Visa.
- Extend-by-Phone:
- The pay stations at the Naples Pier offer Extend-by-Phone. Extend-by-Phone service allows consumers to receive text message notifications for parking expirations. By replying properly to this text, parking customers can fund additional minutes for extended parking.
- Extend-by-Phone does not require a user account. Extend-by-Phone is compatible with virtually all mobile phones and delivers value for both consumers and parking operators.
- Watch a quick video on how to add more time using Extend by Phone.
Parking Ticket Fines
The fine for a violation of beach parking rules is $102, if paid within 10 days the parking ticket is $77.00. The fine is $252 for violations of parking restrictions for those with disabilities (handicapped parking restrictions).
Paying a Parking Ticket
- Pay now by phone: Pay by credit card 855-748-6064
- Pay online: at website
- Pay by mail: City of Naples, 735 8th Street South, Naples, Florida 34102
Please note: Unpaid citations may result in denial of vehicle registration renewal and possible immobilization or towing of the vehicle. Unpaid tickets may be sent to collections, thereby negatively affecting credit rating.
Questions can be addressed to parking@naplesgov.com