Outdoor St. Pete Beach Attractions

The beaches in Florida are second to none, with miles of perfectly white sand bordered by sparkling water. St. Pete Beach, in particular, is a great place to be.

There’s a huge variety of things to do near St. Pete Beach. On St. Pete Beach and the surrounding area, you can fish, kayak, paddleboard, and more.  

A St. Pete vacation requires a St. Pete Beach vacation rental, which is where Sandy Beach comes in. Sandy Beach maintains rental properties across Florida, offering high-quality vacation properties at great prices. While you’re staying with us, be sure to enjoy the Florida weather at these outdoor attractions! 

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Egan Park

Egan Park is an excellent, 5-acre day-use park in St. Pete Beach. There is a boat launch, along with a fishing pier, two ball fields, a playground, and a bike trail. Two tennis courts are available, as are two pickleball courts. Entry is free.  

It’s rare to find a park like this in cities, especially a park that offers so much for free. Egan Park is on the waterfront and is a great place to spend time before or after using your boat for the day. 

Shell Key Preserve

Shell Key Preserve is one of many great parks near St. Pete Beach. It can only be accessed by boat, as it is an island nature preserve and, therefore separate from the mainland. However, camping spots are available if you want to make the most of your time here.  

The island is composed of a naturally occurring sandbar and shifts over time accordingly. Hurricane Irma carved a channel between Shell Key and the mainland, making it a proper island just offshore. It’s a great place to camp for a few days and enjoys some secluded peace relative to the mainland. The swimming is also great, but always use caution when swimming where there are ocean currents.  

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Clam Bayou Nature Preserve

Clam Bayou Nature Preserve is one of multiple popular St. Pete Beach area attractions. Located in Broadwater, it is a series of small channels and islands that can be explored by kayak. Exploring the system is a great way to get out in nature and learn about Floridian wildlife.

The preserve also features the Blueway Trail system, a network of boardwalks suspended above the ground to not disturb the wildlife. The trail system covers the entire preserve and is an easy, enjoyable hike. As the preserve is located in the St. Pete Beach area, you’re never far from town; therefore, it’s a great day trip into nature. Bring bug spray and sunscreen, and you’ll have a great time.  

Where To Stay in St. Pete Beach

Sandy Beach operates many rental properties in the St. Pete Beach area. Each unit is maintained to a high standard to ensure you have the best vacation possible. Sandy Beach has vacation homes in various sizes, from 1 to 5 bedrooms and up to 4 bathrooms. All units come with amenities such as high-speed internet, washer and dryer combos, fully equipped kitchens, modern appliances, multiple Smart TVs, and proximity to St Pete Beach area attractions.

St. Pete Beach is a great vacation destination. Miles of perfect, sandy beaches, along with sparkling water. Additionally, each of our rental condos in St. Pete is a short walk from one of many St. Pete Beach attractions. There is a wide variety of restaurants, attractions, and nature preserves to explore in the area; so many that one could visit multiple times a year and still not see everything!