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Treasure Island

Pinellas County, Florida · Gulf Coast · Very wide white sand, gentle Gulf water, beach trail, restaurants and sunset energy

9/10Food nearby10/10Family friendly7/10Parking & access9/10Walkability
Overall Beach Rating 9/10

Treasure Island right now

Wide white-sand beach and Gulf shoreline at Treasure Island, Florida

Current visitor information
Treasure Island’s central beach remains the main day-use anchor, with Gulf Front Park at 10400 Gulf Blvd providing direct beach access, parking, a Mobi-Mat and nearby amenities. Check destination information →

88°FBath Water

Nearby open-Gulf reference: NOAA station 42098 at Egmont Channel Entrance. If the live reading is unavailable, D’s Event Page shows no guessed temperature.

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The gallery uses verified Treasure Island-specific photographs that support the score: unusually broad sand, open Gulf shoreline and the destination’s sunset character.

Where it is

Main scoring anchor: Gulf Front Park, 10400 Gulf Blvd. The paved Treasure Island Beach Trail begins here and runs roughly one mile north toward 119th Avenue, while sidewalks and bike lanes line Gulf Boulevard.

Beach-day essentials

🚿 ShowersBathrooms and showers are available at the central Gulf Front/public beach area.
🚻 RestroomsPublic restrooms serve the main beach access.
♿ AccessibilityA Mobi-Mat extends from Gulf Front Park toward the water; beach-wheelchair access is also available through city/destination programs.
🏐 RecreationThe broad beach supports volleyball, kite flying, walking and organized sand events.
🚶 Beach TrailA paved beachfront walking/biking trail parallels roughly a mile of shoreline.
👨‍👩‍👧 Family useThe central beach is known for wide sand and generally shallow, gentle Gulf water.

Parking and access

Current city meter rate: $5 per hour, or $5.50 per hour on weekends and holidays. Gulf Front Park has 77 spaces, with additional paid public parking around the Community Center, 112th Avenue municipal beach and other city lots. The price is the main reason parking does not score higher despite useful capacity and direct access.

Food near Treasure Island Beach

The central Treasure Island district has a strong mix of beach bars, seafood, burgers, Mexican and casual restaurants within a practical walk of the sand. Sloppy Joe’s on the Beach, BRGR Kitchen + Bar, VIP Mexican Restaurant & Lounge and several other Gulf Boulevard choices give the beach substantially better food access than the nearby state-park beaches.

Activities and watersports

Swimming, paddleboard and kayak rentals, cabanas, beach walking, bicycling, kite flying and volleyball are available around Treasure Island. John’s Pass, immediately north in Madeira Beach, expands the nearby excursion mix with jet skis, parasailing, fishing and boat tours, but those off-anchor options are not counted as if they were directly on Gulf Front Park.

Before you go

Treasure Island is unusually wide, so even a beachfront parking space can still leave a longer walk across sand than at a narrow beach. There are no lifeguards at the municipal beach; swim at your own risk. Parking rules and rates should be checked before arrival, especially on weekends and holidays.

D’s Beach Ratings

Overall Beach Rating: 9/10
The underlying weighted 100-point calculation is retained internally. Treasure Island earns its score through beach width/scenery, useful walkability, food access and after-beach options while expensive hourly parking prevents a higher access score.

9/10Beach quality & scenery
9/10Water quality & swimming
7/10Parking & access
9/10Food & drinks nearby
9/10Walkability
8/10Activities & watersports
9/10Facilities & cleanliness
10/10Nightlife & after-beach
10/10Family friendliness