FLORIDA · COUNTY BEACH DIRECTORY
Pinellas County beaches
Browse all 37 Pinellas County, Florida beach guides, with parking, fees, facilities, rules, activities and the countywide public access directory.
Every beach guide in Pinellas County
Anclote Key beach (Pinellas)
Anclote, Florida
A boat-only island shoreline for beach walking and birdwatching. This guide covers the southern Pinellas arrival, not the Pasco portion or every landing.
Three Rooker Island beach
Tarpon Springs, Florida
A boat-only sand-island visit within Anclote Key Preserve. Protected nesting areas and changing sandbars make the landing and permissible walking area important.
Honeymoon Island Beach
Dunedin, Florida
Choose Honeymoon for a Gulf beach with nature trails, beach wheelchairs and a café. The dog beach is a separate southern area, and guards are not provided.
Honeymoon Island Dog Beach
Dunedin, Florida
Use the marked southern dog beach for a leashed pet outing. The main swimming beach and wildlife nesting areas have different restrictions.
Caladesi Island Beach
Dunedin, Florida
A ferry or private-boat beach day with a nature trail and wildlife habitat. The September 2026 dock notice limits marina use; check the usable dock and food service before leaving.
Dunedin Causeway Beach
Dunedin, Florida
A free causeway sand-and-waterfront outing with paddlesports rentals. Traffic, tidal launching and separate dog restrictions are the tradeoffs.
Fred Howard Park Beach
Tarpon Springs, Florida
A causeway island beach with designated swimming and windsurfing areas, showers and mainland picnic facilities. Parking is charged and exact guard coverage needs confirmation.
Sunset Beach (Tarpon Springs)
Tarpon Springs, Florida
A compact Tarpon Springs sunset shoreline. Monthly 2026 concerts can change parking and crowds; concert restrictions should not be mistaken for year-round beach rules.
Clearwater Beach
Clearwater Beach, Florida
Choose central Clearwater for a staffed swimming-beach setting, Pier 60 park facilities and nearby dining. The fishing portion of the pier remains closed in the current city notice.
Sand Key Park Beach
Sand Key, Florida
A county beach park with seasonal lifeguards, bathhouses and beach-wheelchair service. It is separate from the bayside city parks also named Sand Key.
Belleair Beach
Belleair Beach, Florida
Use Morgan Park for Belleair Beach’s public parking arrival. Nearby Belleair Shore permit lots and private deeded sand have different rules and are not substitutes.
Indian Rocks Beach
Indian Rocks Beach, Florida
A town beach with many small walkovers and a larger county parking arrival at 1700 Gulf Boulevard. Parking charges and facilities depend on the entrance.
Indian Shores Beach
Indian Shores, Florida
Use the county Tiki Gardens arrival for an Indian Shores Gulf beach day. Crossing Gulf Boulevard and choosing the correct public walkover matter more than the town-wide beach name.
Redington Shores Beach
Redington Shores, Florida
A county parking beach access with toilets and showers at 18200 Gulf Boulevard. The historical long pier is a different source observation and is not a current fishing promise.
North Redington Beach
North Redington Beach, Florida
A municipal Gulf beach with small street arrivals. Parking restrictions and private hotel facilities remain separate from public sand access.
Redington Beach
Redington Beach, Florida
A residential Gulf shoreline reached through town walkovers. A resident parking pass is not permission to park in restricted spaces as a visitor.
Madeira Beach
Madeira Beach, Florida
Archibald is a named public Madeira Beach park arrival. The county 14400 Gulf access is separate; confirm which lot and facilities you intend to use.
Sunshine Beach
Treasure Island, Florida
Choose the northern Sunshine neighborhood for a Gulf beach day using its signed public walkovers. The city-owned Municipal Beach facility has a current amenity closure and must not be used as a universal facilities promise.
Treasure Island Beach
Treasure Island, Florida
Choose the central Treasure Island beach for a Gulf beach day using its signed public walkovers. The city-owned Municipal Beach facility has a current amenity closure and must not be used as a universal facilities promise.
Sunset Beach (Treasure Island)
Sunset Beach, Florida
Choose the southern Sunset neighborhood for a Gulf beach day using its signed public walkovers. The city-owned Municipal Beach facility has a current amenity closure and must not be used as a universal facilities promise.
St. Pete Beach
St. Pete Beach, Florida
A central Gulf beach with a county parking arrival at 4700 Gulf Boulevard. Hotels and their private facilities are not public parking substitutes.
Upham Beach
St. Pete Beach, Florida
Choose Upham for a named city beach with toilets, picnic tables and an on-site grill. Conditions and crowds still vary from day to day.
Pass-a-Grille Beach
St. Pete Beach, Florida
A Gulf beach along Gulf Way with nearby village dining. The bayside leashed dog beach is a separate arrival and shoreline.
Pass-a-Grille Dog Beach
St. Pete Beach, Florida
Use the designated bayside dog beach between 1st and 3rd avenues for a leashed pet outing. It is not permission to take dogs to the Gulf beach.
Fort De Soto North Beach
Tierra Verde, Florida
Choose North Beach for a county park beach outing with trails and picnic facilities. Repair projects and route-specific toilets/boardwalks require a check before an access-dependent trip.
Fort De Soto East Beach
Tierra Verde, Florida
Choose East Beach for a county park beach outing with trails and picnic facilities. Repair projects and route-specific toilets/boardwalks require a check before an access-dependent trip.
Fort De Soto Dog Beach
Tierra Verde, Florida
A designated dog shoreline within a large county park. Keep pets out of other beaches and protected areas; dog facilities are separate from swimming-beach amenities.
Shell Key Beach
Tierra Verde, Florida
A boat-only preserve visit to the public northern or southern recreation ends. The central bird-protection area is closed to the public, and camping is confined to the permitted southern area.
Gulfport Beach
Gulfport, Florida
A city bay beach with a nearby playground and waterfront dining. The published park schedule contains an ambiguous sunset/8:30 p.m. limit, so follow the posted arrival signs.
North Shore Beach
St. Petersburg, Florida
A city bay beach beside North Shore park recreation. Boat wakes, weather and the specific swim area matter more than Gulf-style surf expectations.
Spa Beach
St. Petersburg, Florida
Choose Spa for a small bay beach within the St. Pete Pier district, with food and recreation nearby. Dogs are not allowed on the sand.
Lassing Park Beach
St. Petersburg, Florida
A bay shoreline for sitting, walking and watching the water. Swimming is explicitly prohibited; this is not a swimming-beach recommendation.
Maximo Park Beach
St. Petersburg, Florida
A city bay shoreline beside an archaeological park and boat facilities. The boat ramp’s overnight schedule is not the beach schedule.
Gandy Causeway Beach
St. Petersburg, Florida
A historically documented county causeway sandy launching shore. Current lawful parking, landward routes and bathing permission need confirmation; do not use private marina access as a public entitlement.
Courtney Campbell Beach (Clearwater)
Clearwater, Florida
A Clearwater causeway beach with a kayak launch and waterfront trail. Trail closure notices and conflicting dog wording warrant an entrance-specific check.
Sand Key Bayside Park Beach
Clearwater, Florida
A small Clearwater bay beach at 951 Gulf Boulevard with picnic facilities and fishing. It is separate from the county Gulf beach and the city park at 1551 Gulf.
Bay Park on Sand Key Beach
Clearwater, Florida
A small city bayside beach at 1551 Gulf Boulevard with free parking and a toddler playground. The nearby county Gulf beach has different fees and facilities.
Destination guides and access points
A named beach guide describes a visitor destination. The separate access directory preserves individual streets, walkovers, ramps and park entrances so smaller public routes are not lost.