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Pasco County beach access directory

11 source-listed records, grouped by their existing shoreline-guide links. A record can identify an entrance, destination or historical observation; the count is not a claim that every route is currently usable.

Public-access evidence, shoreline assignment and current opening are separate. Check posted closures and restrictions; an unassigned shoreline guide does not make an entrance private.

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Authority-listed public access and Florida DEP public-access listings are shown separately. Limited, emergency, undeveloped and specifically unresolved routes retain their restrictions.

Robert K. Rees / Green Key Beach

Access pointPublic access, location & detailsShoreline guide
FL272 · Robert K Rees ParkFDEP classification: Full Access With ParkingAuthority-listed shoreline · use its named arrival · Historical inventory reference: 4835 Green Key Rd; New Pt. Richey · 28.253828, -82.756967 · Open map ↗
Parking, facilities, restrictions & sourcesHow visitors enter: The mangrove boardwalk is a nature route; it does not prove a continuous accessible route across the swimming beach.Parking: Visit Florida describes free parking, while the retained FDEP observation records an older $2 charge. Confirm the current lot sign before relying on either amount · Historical recorded fee, not current pricing: Parking fee reported: 2.00. Facilities: The county lists restrooms and an outdoor shower at this beach park, plus a picnic shelter.Hours & current operation: Sunrise to sunset, seven days a week.Managing-authority evidence: Follow Green Key Road to the signed park: the current county address is 3503, while FDEP and Visit Florida retain 4835. These are a scoped address conflict, not two new beaches.Restrictions / review: The managing authority confirmed the entrance is public; current temporary closures and posted restrictions can still control. playground sign says county park; property appraiser site list owned by city of New Port Richey; except for road parcel Open review issue: Historical access observation retained separately from current opening, swimming permission and shoreline membership.Current scope source: Robert K. Rees / Green Key Beach managing authority ↗ · verified 2026-10-05.Inventory source: Florida DEP public beach-access inventory ↗ · source snapshot retrieved 2026-10-05. The retrieval date is not a current operating-status verification.
Robert K. Rees / Green Key Beach guide

Access points without a published shoreline guide

Access pointPublic access, location & detailsShoreline guide
FL275 · Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State ParkFDEP classification: Full Access With ParkingPark access reference · not a swimming beach · Historical inventory reference: 8801 Florida 55, Port Richey, FL 34668 (about ¼ mile north of Ridge Road on the west side of US Hwy 19 N) · 28.307375, -82.705147 · Open map ↗
Parking, facilities, restrictions & sourcesHow visitors enter: Historical FDEP route: boardwalk/trail recorded; ADA accessible recorded; access sign recordedParking: Historical FDEP parking: 21 regular space(s); 2 ADA space(s) · Historical recorded fee, not current pricing: Parking fee reported: 3.00. Facilities: Historical FDEP facilities: restroom, covered picnic shelter.Hours & current operation: No entrance-specific hours or live operating status are supplied by this FDEP record. Check the managing authority and posted signs before travel.Managing-authority evidence: The state park explicitly has no beaches or swimming area. Durney Key is outside the park; the launch is a separate route.Restrictions / review: Florida DEP lists this as full public access. This source classification does not verify current opening, facilities, parking rules or an accessible route; check posted restrictions. fee is 3.00 for cars and 2.00 for walkers. the park has three areas this adress is for the main entrance, there is also an entrance off cinema drive. Salt spring is 320 feet deep. multiple parcels; designated TTIF and County owned; under development park; ~21,800 ft of Gulf front; no sandy beach; no auto access to coast Open review issue: Historical access observation retained separately from current opening, swimming permission and shoreline membership.Current scope source: Managing-authority park information ↗ · verified 2026-10-05.Inventory source: Florida DEP public beach-access inventory ↗ · source snapshot retrieved 2026-10-05. The retrieval date is not a current operating-status verification.
Parent unresolvedNo actionable shoreline-parent link is published.
FL277 · Anclote Gulf ParkFDEP classification: Full Access With ParkingPark access reference · not a swimming beach · Historical inventory reference: 2305 Ballies Bluff Rd; Holiday · 28.192419, -82.786783 · Open map ↗
Parking, facilities, restrictions & sourcesHow visitors enter: Historical FDEP route: boardwalk/trail recorded; ADA accessible recorded; access sign recordedParking: Historical FDEP parking: 76 regular space(s); 4 ADA space(s) · Historical recorded fee, not current pricing: Parking fee reported: 2.00. Facilities: Historical FDEP facilities: restroom, covered picnic shelter.Hours & current operation: No entrance-specific hours or live operating status are supplied by this FDEP record. Check the managing authority and posted signs before travel.Managing-authority evidence: Nature park or pier access is preserved; no sandy swimming beach is asserted.Restrictions / review: Florida DEP lists this as full public access. This source classification does not verify current opening, facilities, parking rules or an accessible route; check posted restrictions. canoe launch; no sandy beach; mangrove; no swimming; dog park; playground ~1,070 ft Gulf front Open review issue: Historical access observation retained separately from current opening, swimming permission and shoreline membership.Current scope source: Managing-authority park information ↗ · verified 2026-10-05.Inventory source: Florida DEP public beach-access inventory ↗ · source snapshot retrieved 2026-10-05. The retrieval date is not a current operating-status verification.
Parent unresolvedNo actionable shoreline-parent link is published.
FL276 · Keys Vista Nature ParkFDEP classification: Full Access With ParkingPark access reference · not a swimming beach · Historical inventory reference: 2700 Baillies Bluff Rd Holiday, FL 34691 · 28.196853, -82.784694 · Open map ↗
Parking, facilities, restrictions & sourcesHow visitors enter: Historical FDEP route: boardwalk/trail recorded; ADA accessible recorded; access sign recordedParking: Historical FDEP parking: 18 regular space(s); 2 ADA space(s) · Historical recorded fee, not current pricing: Parking fee reported: 2.00. Facilities: Historical FDEP facilities: restroom, open picnic area.Hours & current operation: No entrance-specific hours or live operating status are supplied by this FDEP record. Check the managing authority and posted signs before travel.Managing-authority evidence: Nature park or pier access is preserved; no sandy swimming beach is asserted.Restrictions / review: Florida DEP lists this as full public access. This source classification does not verify current opening, facilities, parking rules or an accessible route; check posted restrictions. wetland boardwalks, observation tower; no sandy beaches; or direct water access; Open review issue: Historical access observation retained separately from current opening, swimming permission and shoreline membership.Current scope source: Managing-authority park information ↗ · verified 2026-10-05.Inventory source: Florida DEP public beach-access inventory ↗ · source snapshot retrieved 2026-10-05. The retrieval date is not a current operating-status verification.
Parent unresolvedNo actionable shoreline-parent link is published.

Hudson Beach / Robert J. Strickland Memorial Park

Access pointPublic access, location & detailsShoreline guide
FL273 · Hudson Beach Robert J Stricland Memorial ParkFDEP classification: Full Access With ParkingAuthority-listed shoreline · use its named arrival · Historical inventory reference: 6345 Clark St. · 28.362694, -82.710136 · Open map ↗
Parking, facilities, restrictions & sourcesHow visitors enter: A boardwalk is listed, but the exact step-free connection from parking onto the beach and any remaining sand gap are not described.Parking: Boat parking costs $10 per day under the county ramp policy. This does not establish the current price for an ordinary beach-car space · Historical recorded fee, not current pricing: Parking fee reported: 2.00. Facilities: The county lists restrooms, picnic shelters, a boardwalk and a playground at Robert J. Strickland Memorial Park.Hours & current operation: Sunrise to sunset, seven days a week.Managing-authority evidence: The current county page lists a swim area; the older FDEP observation says no swimming. Follow current posted restrictions and confirm this exact shoreline with the county.Restrictions / review: The managing authority confirmed the entrance is public; current temporary closures and posted restrictions can still control. no swimming signs, rocky underfoot in water; cement seawall on shore; observation tower on site Open review issue: Historical access observation retained separately from current opening, swimming permission and shoreline membership.Current scope source: Hudson Beach / Robert J. Strickland Memorial Park managing authority ↗ · verified 2026-10-05.Inventory source: Florida DEP public beach-access inventory ↗ · source snapshot retrieved 2026-10-05. The retrieval date is not a current operating-status verification.
Hudson Beach / Robert J. Strickland Memorial Park guide

Anclote River Park Beach

Access pointPublic access, location & detailsShoreline guide
1119 Baillies Bluff Road1119 Baillies Bluff Road · no canonical entrance ID assignedAuthority-listed arrival reference
Parking, facilities, restrictions & sourcesA small sandy swimming area at the mouth of the Anclote River, with a playground, shelters and a separate busy boat launch. Choose the beach arrival rather than treating the ramp as a swimming entry. Source and route information ↗
Anclote River Park Beach guide ↗Access, swimming permission, current opening and route accessibility are separate.

Brasher Park Beach

Access pointPublic access, location & detailsShoreline guide
4951 Koons Road4951 Koons Road · no canonical entrance ID assignedAuthority-listed arrival reference
Parking, facilities, restrictions & sourcesA small Cotee River/Miller Bayou shoreline park with a non-motorized launch and picnic facilities. Choose it for a paddle-oriented outing; a monitored beach is not a promise of guarded swimming. Source and route information ↗
Brasher Park Beach guide ↗Access, swimming permission, current opening and route accessibility are separate.

Oelsner Park Beach

Access pointPublic access, location & detailsShoreline guide
5218 Miller Bayou5218 Miller Bayou · no canonical entrance ID assignedAuthority-listed arrival reference
Parking, facilities, restrictions & sourcesA small Miller Bayou park for sitting by the water, picnicking and using the city-described wading area. It is a shore-side neighborhood stop, not a broad Gulf swimming beach. Source and route information ↗
Oelsner Park Beach guide ↗Access, swimming permission, current opening and route accessibility are separate.

Durney Key Beach

Access pointPublic access, location & detailsShoreline guide
Boat / paddle arrival on Durney KeyBoat / paddle arrival on Durney Key · no canonical entrance ID assignedAuthority-listed arrival reference
Parking, facilities, restrictions & sourcesA boat- or paddle-only island beach outside Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park. The state park identifies Durney as a swimming destination, but reaching it involves open water and a boat-channel crossing. Source and route information ↗
Durney Key Beach guide ↗Access, swimming permission, current opening and route accessibility are separate.

Anclote Key Beach (Pasco)

Access pointPublic access, location & detailsShoreline guide
Boat landing in the northern Pasco portionBoat landing in the northern Pasco portion · no canonical entrance ID assignedAuthority-listed arrival reference
Parking, facilities, restrictions & sourcesThe northern Pasco portion of Anclote Key offers a boat-only beach visit and a separately managed primitive camping area. This guide does not extend the existing Pinellas southern landing or reopen the lighthouse structures. Source and route information ↗
Anclote Key Beach (Pasco) guide ↗Access, swimming permission, current opening and route accessibility are separate.

North Anclote Bar Beach

Access pointPublic access, location & detailsShoreline guide
Boat landing on North Anclote BarBoat landing on North Anclote Bar · no canonical entrance ID assignedAuthority-listed arrival reference
Parking, facilities, restrictions & sourcesA boat-only sandbar/island outing and the specific pet exception in Anclote Key Preserve. The separate Anclote Key and Three Rooker beaches prohibit pets. Source and route information ↗
North Anclote Bar Beach guide ↗Access, swimming permission, current opening and route accessibility are separate.
County coverage notes and official sources

8 named shoreline guides, all five historical Florida DEP observations and 6 additional authority references. Current authority evidence is separate from historical fees and facilities.

Arrival and coverage notes

Gulf and river shores, boat-only islands and inland freshwater beaches are distinct destinations. The Pasco Anclote Key guide concerns the northern shoreline; the existing southern Pinellas guide remains separate. North Anclote Bar is a separate island and dog-policy scope.

Werner-Boyce has no beaches or swimming area within the state park; Durney Key is outside it. Nature trails, launch sites and private or membership-controlled shorelines do not establish public swimming or beach-entry rights. Historical warning signs are retained alongside current authority information rather than turned into current blanket rules.