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Fort De Soto Park

3500 Pinellas Bayway, Tierra Verde, Florida

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+1 727 582 2267, +1 727 864 1376

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www.pinellascounty.org

Average yearly temperatures are 73-degrees F. Winter/fall ranges from 50 to 70-degrees F; spring/summer ... more on Floridabeachesguide.com

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De Soto Beach was beautiful and had good amenities but bring insect spray and have a back up plan or call ahead and get a mosquito report. more on TripAdvisor

Not a big deal but just a heads up that there is a 35 cent toll which is A LOT less than other beaches charge for either access or parking. more on TripAdvisor

Pete Beach and had a great time. more on TripAdvisor

The waters are a beautiful blue green color with the beach sand soft. more on TripAdvisor

The beach in front of our hotel was much nicer than any that I found at Ft. more on TripAdvisor

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An amazing treasure within a county park. Miles of the best beaches in Florida, perhaps even in the country. Facilities are limited which enhances the natural beauty of the area. Well maintained, pave ... more on TripAdvisor

Serenity - perfect peace. Spectacular Bike Path, Boating, Camping (but register early early early) Only one ... more on TripAdvisor

Clean, pristine and very peaceful beaches. I love the North beach; all the way at the end of the park. Chloe, my yorkie also love the dog beach at Fort de Soto Park. This time around she decided ... more on TripAdvisor

Excellent campground. RV are separated from tents and trailers unless you want to bring the pet. Great sites with plenty of foliage, we couldn't even tell that there were people on either side of us. ... more on TripAdvisor

Love this beach, have something for everyone...extensive parking areas...and free. The fort needs more attention more on TripAdvisor

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The 105-year-old fort is a landmark of the Tampa Bay history. First inhabitants of the area were the Tocobaga Indians, who inhabited ... more on igougo

Waterfront Campsite is a must. Bathrooms ok. Central dump stations. No cable, WIFI only at office not at sites. 4 mile bike ride ... more on igougo

Imagine the perfect public campground. Ft. Desoto is probably as close as you can come to making that image a reality. This park was ... more on igougo

Mullet Key is the home of Fort De Soto State Park, a popular historical and recreational place. The Park encompasses 1,136 acres, consists ... more on igougo

This park is well worth the trip--definitely pack a cooler and spend the day here. Just watch out for the raccoons; they are all over ... more on igougo