Indian Rocks Beach
Find details on beach access, the 80 paid spaces at 1700 Gulf Blvd and hourly parking charges.
Indian Rocks Beach Florida Visitor Guide
Indian Rocks Beach offers a 2.7-mile coastline, public beach accesses and city parks. Use this guide to get oriented, find the beach and explore a local history stop.
Indian Rocks Historical Museum
Learn about the historic house in Chic-A-Si Park and exhibits on area landmarks.
What should you know about Indian Rocks Beach?
Indian Rocks Beach is a state-chartered municipality incorporated on June 25, 1955. The town describes its coastline as 2.7 miles of sandy shore, with 27 public beach accesses, nine city parks, docks, a skate park, a dog park and a nature preserve.
Trash cans are available at every beach access and park. For a closer look at the shoreline and access points, see the Indian Rocks Beach guide.
Where can you go for the beach and local history?
Public parking at beach access points costs $4.50 per hour, with enforcement every day from 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM. There are 80 paid spaces at 1700 Gulf Blvd. Check the beach parking information before you set out.
The Indian Rocks Historical Museum is in Chic-A-Si Park. Its building is one of the city’s oldest beachfront houses, built in 1939; it began on the beach and was later moved to the park. Exhibits include an area timeline and displays about Pueblo Village, Tiki Gardens and the Big Indian Rocks Fishing Pier. See the historical museum guide for more.
What should rental owners check?
If you own a rental here, check the property address and current requirements with the town. Start with the Indian Rocks Beach rental rules for a local overview.
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