Boca Ciega Millennium Park Visitor Guide
Boca Ciega Millennium Park is a 186-acre park in Seminole, with access to the Pinellas Trail and views over Boca Ciega Bay. Its observation tower and varied natural areas are key features.
- The 186-acre park is in Seminole and accessible to the Pinellas Trail.
- An observation tower offers panoramic views of Boca Ciega Bay.
- The park is recognized as part of the Great Florida Birding Trail.
- Park highlights include pine flatwoods, coastal oaks, hammock, mangrove swamp, salt marsh, bay head and wetlands.
What can you see at the park?
The park has an observation tower with panoramic views of Boca Ciega Bay. Its natural areas include pine flatwoods, coastal oaks, hammock, mangrove swamp, salt marsh, bay head and wetlands. The park is also part of the Great Florida Birding Trail, as recognized by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation.
These features give you several ways to take in the park: look out across the bay from the tower, or explore its mix of habitats. For more local activities, browse the things to do guide.
How do you get there and check access?
The park is accessible to the Pinellas Trail. For help planning local travel, see the getting around guide. Check current park access details before you go; use that information to confirm what you need for your visit.