Boat Ramps
The boat owners of Seminole, Largo, and Redington Beach know the Park Boulevard Boat Ramp as their gateway to the Gulf. With six lanes and twenty-four hour a day access, your fishing and boating options are wide open. The boating around Redington Beach is splendid offshore and along the bays. A key feature of the area are the numerous underwater shipwrecks, rock ledges, and artificial reefs available for offshore fishing. Additionally, there are a host of waterfront restaurants and pubs that provide free dock space, while you enjoy their offerings. Many of these waterfront dining spots have live music and a lively atmosphere, a great way to end the day!
Park Blvd. Ramp
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Just south of Park Boulevard is this outstanding maintained boat ramp and park. Pinellas County charges five dollars, if you park your trailer onsite. |
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Many of the boats don't even make it out to the Gulf, as the protected inshore bays offer plenty of fishing options. |
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Heading north, you can checkout Sand Key Beach Park and Clearwater Beach. |
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Expect to see a remarkable variety of birds and bait fish bayside. |
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If you are heading north you should also consider the Belleair Causeway Boat Ramps. |
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On the way out, most of the water is zoned as minimum wake. |
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The boat ramp has approximately 70 spaces designated for vehicles with trailers. On the summer weekends, when the weather is nice, the ramp can fill up. |
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If you head to the south, your entrance to the Gulf waters is at John's Pass. Through the pass you are at Madeira Beach. |
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John's Pass is also a terrific spot for dock side dining at Gators. |
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The Park Boulevard Boat Ramp has restroom facilities next to the ramp. |
