Discover 5 parks for kayaking within driving distance of St. Petersburg
"St. Petersburg residents visit for a quieter barrier-island experience away from the city. The park is popular for kayaking, photography, and relaxing on natural beaches."
A secluded Gulf Coast barrier island with beaches, kayaking, shelling, and abundant wildlife.
"Residents of St. Petersburg can reach the park in under an hour for river recreation, fishing, and a scenic day trip away from the coast."
A scenic river park known for paddling, wildlife, camping, and horseback riding.
"St. Petersburg visitors often seek the park for its peaceful waterways and birdlife. It provides a scenic break from urban and waterfront activity in the metro area."
A coastal wilderness park known for paddling, birdwatching, and salt marsh scenery.
"St. Petersburg visitors often head here for freshwater recreation and a quieter setting than the busy beaches and urban waterfronts."
A peaceful freshwater park known for fishing, paddling, picnicking, and wildlife viewing along Lake Manatee.
"St. Petersburg travelers often visit Weeki Wachee for a classic Florida spring experience and a break from urban and beach crowds. It is a popular destination for families and outdoor enthusiasts."
A spring-fed park known for mermaid shows, paddling, and clear-water recreation.