FAQs • Orange Beach, AL • CivicEngage

Does the Orange Beach Resident Pass apply to Ono Island residents or Gulf Shores residents?: No. The No Charge Parking Passes for Orange Beach residents (as defined by the City of Orange Beach) were part of an agreement signed between the City of Orange Beach and the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. Due to the value of the passes and the limited number of beach access parking spaces, the City of Orange Beach restricted the distribution quantity of No Charge Parking Passes to two per household with one additional vehicle pass available that can be purchased at Gulf State Park Headquarters. As a result, "Orange Beach resident" is defined by the City of Orange Beach, as individuals who possess a valid Alabama Driver's License with a physical address inside the city limits of Orange Beach, Alabama. Ono Island is part of unincorporated Baldwin County and is not within the city limits of Orange Beach. Property owners and/or business owners who do not meet the Driver's License requirements will also not qualify for a No Charge Parking Pass.

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Coastal Resources - State Beach Access Parking

The Gulf State Park Office Headquarters is located at:
20115 State Park Road
Gulf Shores, AL 36542

The office can be reached at 251-948-7275 and is open 7 days a week year-round.

2. How do Orange Beach residents get a No Charge Resident Beach Parking Pass or additional 3rd Pass?: In order to qualify for an No Charge Orange Beach Resident Beach Parking Pass, an individual must possess a valid Alabama Driver's License with a physical address inside the city limits of Orange Beach, Alabama. The "resident pass" can be obtained at Orange Beach City Hall, 4099 Orange Beach Boulevard beginning on April 22, 2021. Up to two resident passes will be issued per household. If a third pass is desired for an additional vehicle, the resident must purchase one for $25 at Park Headquarters.

3. Does the Orange Beach Resident Pass apply to Ono Island residents or Gulf Shores residents?: No. The No Charge Parking Passes for Orange Beach residents (as defined by the City of Orange Beach) were part of an agreement signed between the City of Orange Beach and the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources. Due to the value of the passes and the limited number of beach access parking spaces, the City of Orange Beach restricted the distribution quantity of No Charge Parking Passes to two per household with one additional vehicle pass available that can be purchased at Gulf State Park Headquarters. As a result, "Orange Beach resident" is defined by the City of Orange Beach, as individuals who possess a valid Alabama Driver's License with a physical address inside the city limits of Orange Beach, Alabama. Ono Island is part of unincorporated Baldwin County and is not within the city limits of Orange Beach. Property owners and/or business owners who do not meet the Driver's License requirements will also not qualify for a No Charge Parking Pass.

4. Are there any other options than paying the daily parking rate?: Yes. The $100 Annual Parking Pass can be purchased at Gulf State Park headquarters.

5. If my annual pass/sticker is lost or damaged, where can I get a replacement?: If the resident brings a damaged decal for exchange, Orange Beach Resident Parking Passes can be replaced at Orange Beach City Hall (e.g., in the situation of a vehicle sale) at no additional charge. If removing the decal from service cannot be verified, a new decal will need to be purchased at Gulf State Park Headquarters in accordance with the fee schedule for additional vehicles at $25.