Pinellas County park on five keys with a Spanish-American War fort, beaches, piers and birding
Fort De Soto Park is Pinellas County's largest park, covering 1,136 acres on five interconnected keys at the mouth of Tampa Bay.
North Beach is the main swimming beach, and the park also has fishing piers, a paved multi-use trail, a canoe trail and short nature trails.
The park is reached by the Pinellas Bayway (SR 682), which links the islands south of St. Petersburg to the mainland. Ferry service to Egmont Key State Park operates from the area.
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