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Sanibel Beach Parking Permits: 2025 Sales Concluded, 2026 Sales Underway at Rec Center

Sales for 2025 Sanibel beach parking permits have concluded. The City of Sanibel began selling 2026 permits on October 6th at the Sanibel Recreation Center for residents, with non-resident sales to follow.

09/23/2026 · Sanibel edition

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Sanibel residents and visitors purchased 2025 beach parking permits at the Sanibel Recreation Center. These permits offered various options for beach access throughout 2025.

For Sanibel residents, 2025 parking permits ranged from $14 to $113, depending on the chosen access level. Non-residents' 2025 permits were priced between $300 and $399. These permits covered the calendar year 2025.

The City of Sanibel began sales for 2026 permits on October 6 for residents. Non-resident permits for 2026 became available later that month, starting October 27. Those interested in 2026 permits can visit the Sanibel Recreation Center.

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