- The list below includes 90 free or cheap things to do in or near Perdido Key, Florida, including 53 different types of inexpensive activities like Fishing, Dog Races, National & State Parks and History Museums.
- From Big Lagoon State Park to All Jack'd Up Charters, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Perdido Key and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Pensacola, Gulf Shores, Orange Beach and Gulf Breeze.
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A part of the larger Fairhope Municipal Sporting Park, the Volanta Baseball Park offers seven baseball fields for practice and for team play. The larger park includes a municipal stadium and a gymnasium.
32.3 Miles
The Eastern Shore Art Center is a combination art exhibit and learning center designed to educate and entertain since 1954. Exhibits are featured year-round as well as both adult and children's art workshops.
32.4 Miles
Fairhope Municipal Pier is a great place to go and sit and relax or walk out to the end of to watch the beautiful sunsets over the Mobile Bay. Fairhope is often referred to as the jewel of the Eastern Shore and still retains much of its original small-town ambiance.
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Salty Dog Paddlesports specializes in the new sport of stand up paddleboarding, one that combines surfing with kayaking. This company offers rentals, with a variety of equipment delivery options available, as well as training and even paddleboard yoga classes.
32.6 Miles
A horse farm, Bay Haven Farms offers riding lessons for students of all ages in various styles, including Western and English. The farm also offers boarding services, hosts parties, and hosts camps.
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Rent a kayak from Navarre Beach Kayaks for a calming ride along the waters of Northwest Florida. Kayak eco-tours, sunset trips, full moon paddling and custom guided trips are offered.
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AT 1,545 feet long, the Navarre Beach Fishing Pier is the longest pier on the Gulf of Mexico. A fishing license is included in the cost of admission, and rod rentals and bait are available at the pier's store.
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As the longest pier in the Gulf of Mexico, Navarre Beach Park Fishing Pier offers 1,545 feet of wooden pier for fishing and walking. Visitors can often spot sea life like sting rays and dolphins from the pier.
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Tucked away from the tourist towns of Fort Walton Beach and Destin, Navarre Beach has white sand and emerald green water. This Emerald Coast beach has seagulls, dolphins, sea turtles, and other wildlife.
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Featuring barn animals, Brantley Farms Petting Zoo offers a tour of the animals along with pony and hay rides and a playground. The animals, such as ducks, rabbits and goats, can be touched and fed.