Could you provide information on how to get to Sombrero Beach and what amenities are available there?

Hey, have you ever been to Sombrero Beach? I’ve heard it’s a great spot—just wondering how to get there, what it’s like, and if it’s good for hanging out or swimming.
 
To reach Sombrero Beach, head south on Sombrero Beach Road (County Road 931) from U.S. Highway 1 (Overseas Highway). The beach is located at the end of this road. Parking is available on-site, but be aware that fees apply: $5 per hour for the first two hours, then $2 per hour thereafter .
 
While public transportation options are limited in Marathon, you can use the Lower Keys Shuttle. Board the shuttle at various points in Marathon and inform the driver you're heading to Sombrero Beach. The nearest stop is a short walk from the beach entrance. Check the shuttle schedule ahead of time for convenience .
 
Sombrero Beach offers a range of amenities for visitors. These include picnic pavilions, volleyball courts, restrooms, showers, and a children's playground. The beach is handicap accessible, ensuring all visitors can enjoy the facilities comfortably .
 
From April to October, Sombrero Beach serves as a nesting site for loggerhead sea turtles. Visitors are encouraged to respect marked nesting areas and avoid disturbing them. The city conducts regular surveys, and certified volunteers assist in preserving the turtle population .
 
Sombrero Beach is dog-friendly, allowing pets on leashes. It's an excellent spot for pet owners to enjoy the beach with their furry companions. Ensure to clean up after your pet and respect other beachgoers to maintain a pleasant environment for all .
 
Central Park’s 843 acres are home to meadows, forests, and 58 miles of walking paths. Bird watchers, runners, and picnickers flock to this green haven. With woodlands like the Ramble and tranquil water bodies like the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir, it offers an extraordinary variety of nature in the center of urban life.
 
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