Stump Pass Beach State Park

Yes. The question is will you catch any fish?

Sure

There is none, venice brohard dog park, 5 star beach dog park by sharkeys

I have seen rvs there a 30 footer should be ok however parking is very limited there, get there early am.

Yes

They don't have an office where you can purchase a pass. I recommend you go to another local state park. Try Ocar Scherer state park in Sarasota, they have an office close to the entrances. If you're a disabled Veteran you get a free lifetime pass.

I personally have never seen a trailer. Most bring kayaks in pickup or on car roof. Parking at Stump pass is at a minimum. All beaches are premium parking. Englewood and Manasota Key have large parking lots

No Camping/No After-Hours passes, indefinitely (work there) Thx!

Dogs are allowed on the trail but not on the beach or in the water on the Intracoastal. Just the trail. We take our dog all the time.

There is 1 available. (work there)

As I recall, they were allowed on the trails but not the beach. However the best part of the park is the beach, so this wouldn't be a great place to take the furry ones.

Too small for an rv

There are no hook ups available, and there is also no overnight parking. No space for a travel trailor either.

No camping....there is a gate that gets locked at the end of hours. Park closes half an hour before sunset.

There is 1 grill available.. If you can get a turn.. The park is one of my favorites.. For adventures

No. But there is a kayak rental place there

No but camping is close by looking but there is camp grounds close by not on Key on Casey Key

Dogs are allowed but not on the beach and must be leashed and well behaved

There will be sharks in proximity of any big body of salt water near Florida. They tend to be more active at Dusk and Dawn so avoid those swimming times. Also remove any shiny jewelry or object you maybe wearing is this can attract sharks. Stay in groups and this helps avoid the shark thinking of you as mistaken prey

Yes dogs are only allowed on the trail but not on the beach. Service dogs on leash can go anywhere with you.

Yes

No umbrella rentals for the beach, walking trails off the beach have the shade. Best to bring your own shading if spending any significant time on the beach because cloudless days result in full sun all day...

Get in touch w the Park Mgr concerning

7pm since that's when the sun sets

It opens at 8 and fills up pretty quick. We've been lucky twice to get parking, patience helps. There's another beach a few minutes away with more parking. It's beautiful too. You can walk to stump from there if you have time and energy, beach walking...

Yes very user friendly

No camping there

You can walk your dog on leash on the trail and they have access to the bay side but Not allowed on the beach.

No, just a marina. Camping close by at Ramblers Rest

Yes.

Yes there are several places to set and watch ski alley

On the trails yes, on the beach no

Any Florida State Park allows dogs. I'm pretty sure about that

2.5 miles

No

Yes but can not go on beach or in water. Check lesh may be required

Plenty of shells and sand dollars by the mouth of the channel into the gulf on both sides of the intercostal. We boat there in a regular basis mostly on the other of the state park.

The mouth of the what? In the where? Soooo do I take a left at stump pass beach???

Water is clear if wind is out of the east; water is cloudy if wind is out of the west and moderate waves are breaking on the shore. No tannins or red tide at this time. Hopefully release of water from Lake O will not severely affect this area.

I live in Englewood on the water and have access to a beach club it has been bad fish dead all over, But it is clearing up I have not been to the beach since it first started, today will be my first time since the red tide started I will update all so I say come and enjoy make sure that you have a pool where you stay

No its much better. If your on FB find the BEACH GUY on Englewood Beach. He posts a daily report every morning with video.

We found a ton of sharks teeth and seashells. The shells are all worn by the surf, not "whole" but still some very cool ones. The sharks teeth are tiny and most of them black as they are fossilized!

First, Stump Pass isn't an island. And only you can answer that question anyway. Depending on where in Englewood you start it is approximately 2-3 miles one way to Stump Pass. If you are an experienced user that is easy. If your goal.is to do some kayaking, that is doable. If your goal is to get to Stump Pass you can drive to Stump Pass beach State Park and put your kayak in there. From there it is 1.3 miles to the actual pass.

Check w Gasparilla State Park Administrative Assistant 1st. Parking IS limited, as Pamela Mccarran mentioned. (I work there)

No animals at all. Dogs are not permitted

No camping at stump pass

$3 in cash that you put in an envelope and in a mailbox at the entrance.

Hi Donna, the park closes at 6pm I believe, so there is not overnight parking.

Like $50

Shark tooth beach is the beach just left of the pass to the gulf, loaded with teeth.