Welcome to Tyndall AFB Outdoor Recreational Program
For more information links, click the 3-lined icon at the top left of the page.
ALL PERMITS MUST BE PURCHASED ONLINE.
As of 11July2024, Hunting and Recreation within the Tyndall secured perimeter is limited to DoD personnel only. This limits access to Non-DoD Hunting and Recreation to areas outside of the guarded gate (secured perimeter) unless escorted by a DoD individual.
Non-DoD Recreation Areas Map is posted at the 3-lined icon at the top left of the page.
How to Get Your iSportman Permit:
- Register and account with iSportsman (if you have not previously). Click "Log In/Register" in the blue bar above.
- At the end of registration, click "Acquire Permits."
- Determine what state licenses you need for the permit and have those available prior to purchasing any Tyndall permits. For example, you must have your current FWC hunting license before purchasing Tyndall hunting permits.
- Purchase available permits. ALL SALES FINAL - No Refunds.
- Print/Screenshot your permit and carry it, along with any applicable state licenses when participating in hunting, fishing and general recreation on Tyndall AFB.
READ THE REGULATIONS CAREFULLY!
It is your responsibility to read, understand and abide by these regulations.
PURCHASE OF YOUR PERMIT IS YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THESE REGULATIONS!
A Recreational Permit is required by all Non-DoD personnel, age 16 years and older, to access Tyndall AFB property, including Crooked Island Beach, Davis Beach Boat Launch and Dupont Bridge Boat Launch, for recreation.
DoD personnel are defined as Active Duty Military, Reserve, National Guard, DoD Civilians, Retired Military, Retired DoD Civilians, their dependents, and DoD Contractors with a current DoD Common Access Card (CAC). Individuals who are members of the public and are not affiliated with the DoD are herein referred to as Non-DoD.
DOGS & BICYCLES ARE PROHIBITED ON TYNDALL BEACHES. Thank you for ensuring the safety of our many endangered species!
These rules and regulations are an appendix to AFMAN 32-7003 and are enforceable pursuant to 18 United States Code-Statute 1382, 10 United States Code-Statute 2671 (Florida Administrative Codes and Florida Statutes), 16 United States Code, and 50 Code Federal Regulation. Violations of these regulations are very serious. In addition to penalties that may be levied under applicable state and federal laws and regulations, the Installation Commander had inherent administrative authority to revoke outdoor recreation privileges.Problems or Questions?
Problems or Questions?
Call (850) 283-2716 or email udg_325ces_recreation@us.af.mil
Check Station (850) 771-5062
Visitor Center: (850)283-2043 or (850)283-2042
