Dog Friendly Beaches in Palm Harbor, FL

There are 5 dog-friendly beaches within 20 miles of Palm Harbor. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Palm Harbor.

Pet Friendly Clearwater North Beach
Clearwater North Beach Leashed dogs are allowed on the north section only of Clearwater North Beach, which starts at Somerset Street in Clearwater, FL. Bring your pooch for a stroll along the sand and in the surf, as long as they are well-behaved and cleaned up after. Although there's no parking north of Somerset, public meter parking can be found on Mandalay Ave, south of Somerset. See Details
Pet Friendly Dog Beach at Davis Islands
Dog Beach at Davis Islands The Dog Beach at Davis Islands in Tampa, FL invites Fido to splash around with other canines off leash in the designated fenced area along the shore. Located just across the parking lot from the dog park, this area is a popular spot for pets to enjoy some ocean air and exercise. Be sure to have Fido on a leash when outside of the fenced areas. See Details
Honeymoon Island State Park Leashed dogs are welcome at Honeymoon Island State Park in Dunedin, FL. In addition to having their own dog beach on the southern tip of the island, dogs are also allowed on the pet-friendly nature trail. There's an entrance fee per vehicle. See Details
Picnic Island Park Dog Beach Picnic Island Park Dog Beach is a sandy off-leash retreat for dogs in Tampa, FL. This park offers Fido ocean access and endless opportunities to play on the sand and in the water. There are also picnic tables for humans. The dog beach, located just south of the fishing pier, is a coastal open space and does not have any fully enclosed areas. See Details
Gandy Beach Pets are welcome to play and swim at dog-friendly Gandy Beach in St. Petersburg, FL. This stretch of beach along Gandy Boulevard, spanning across Old Tampa Bay, is a popular spot for fishing and swimming. Please note that the area is not fenced, so dogs should be kept on a leash during their visit, and parking isn't available along the shore in an effort to protect the mangroves. See Details
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