Pass-a-Grille Beach
The city maintains public beach features at Pass-a-Grille, and its dog-friendly beach area is on the bay side at the end of Pass-a-Grille Way.
St. Pete Beach Florida Visitor Guide
St. Pete Beach took shape through the consolidation of several communities and unincorporated Pinellas County. Use this guide to find the beaches identified here and a starting point for rental-owner questions.
Upham Beach
Upham Beach is one of the beaches where the city maintains public amenities, including access points, walkovers, signage, and showers.
How did St. Pete Beach come together?
The city incorporated in 1957 through the consolidation of Pass-a-Grille, Don CeSar, Belle Vista, St. Petersburg Beach, and unincorporated Pinellas County. The resulting city was named the City of St. Petersburg Beach. Read more about the city’s community history.
Which beaches are connected with St. Pete Beach?
Pass-a-Grille Beach and Upham Beach are the two beaches identified for this town. The city maintains public beach features at both, including access points, walkovers, signage, benches, showers, and trash receptacles. Explore Pass-a-Grille Beach and Upham Beach to plan your visit.
A dog-friendly beach area is on the bay side at the end of Pass-a-Grille Way, between First and Third Avenues. Dogs can run in the sand and surf there; dogs are prohibited on other sand beaches and beach access points. Check the city’s beach animal guidance before you go.
What should rental owners check?
If you own a rental, check the property address and current requirements with the town. Start with the St. Pete Beach rental rules. Town requirements are a separate question from selecting a company to help with a rental.
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