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Fort De Soto Park
Poleca 577 lokalnych gospodarzy,
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Abigail
August 19, 2022
We absolutely love this place! It's got everything outdoors: nature trails, fishing, boating, camping, and beautiful white sandy beaches. If we are going to the beach, we prefer to go late afternoon and stay thru the sunset. $5 per car entry fee.
Suzanne
April 29, 2022
Beautiful beaches, trails, nature, kayaking, fishing, dog beach area and more.
Shelly
October 11, 2021
North Beach is a must visit if you love natural beaches
Brendan
August 14, 2021
You can call it a beach, but Fort De Soto Park is much more than a beach. This much-praised county park - part of the boating community of Tierra Verde - covers five islands and 1,136 acres on the Gulf of Mexico and Tampa Bay, and offers activities and amenities to entertain you for a day or more. With so many possibilities, set an agenda that’s full or freewheeling: Rent a canoe, kayak or bike to explore the park’s trails; fish from a pier; visit the historic fort; or simply lounge on the beach named "Best Beach for Families" by USA Today in 2014.
You can call it a beach, but Fort De Soto Park is much more than a beach. This much-praised county park - part of the boating community of Tierra Verde - covers five islands and 1,136 acres on the Gulf of Mexico and Tampa Bay, and offers activities and amenities to entertain you for a day or more.…
Shamil
July 9, 2021
South-southwest of St. Petersburg, Florida, Fort De Soto Park is a park operated by Pinellas County on five offshore keys. Lots of activities around there.
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Fort De Soto Park
FL