Probably, but why not take the high road and let the dunes and their plant life serve their purposes undisturbed. The beach at night can provide a very peaceful experience.
A nighttime walk along the shoreline is a fantastic time to gather your thoughts or to have a pleasant conversation with friends and loved ones. That brings up the question, is it legal to be on the beach at night? It took some digging to find the answer. The straight answer is that the beach at Clearwater Beach is open 24 hours a day.
You will find the police there, expelling people who are loitering or gathering on the lawn, the playground equipment, or on the sidewalks. The police are strict when they ask people to leave, but in truth, they wait until well after 9PM to start.
Other hour openings you might find interesting are the boat ramps and the causeways. Both of those features are necessary and needed, which is why a round-the-clock schedule makes sense. The bonus that goes with those openings is that you can enjoy the causeways on foot or bicycle through the hours of the night.
Naturally, you will want to take the standard precautions for personal safety that you would anywhere else when going out on a walk at night. That brings us back to the beach, of course. It is good news that late night walks are permitted on the beach. It preserves the chance to have those special moments. Be very aware that at night during spring and summer the beach is a sea turtle nesting habitat.
Pete Beach City Commission unanimously voted Aug. But before you click your heels, here's a word from St. Pete Beach mayor Al Johnson: "Simply put," he wrote by email, "only registered guests of the hotels can drink on the beaches. This includes day guests as well as overnight, but all must be registered. Guests must wear a wrist band, and can only be served in the cabana area which must be at least 50 feet from the wet sand area. Service must be by hotel staff and delivered in plastic cups with the hotel's logo on it.
Pete Beach. Fort De Soto Park: No alcohol is allowed on the beach or in the shelters at the park. Subscribe Manage my subscription Activate my subscription Log in Log out. Regions Tampa St. Letters to the Editor Submit a Letter.
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Learn More! Join your community and Get Connected with others in your area. Join FREE! For the most part, a trip to the beach should be a fun, carefree outing where you can kick back and enjoy all the great things the waterfront has to offer. But, alas, there are rules and laws in Clearwater and St.
Pete, rules that will keep that beach-going experience easygoing and carefree for everyone. Of course, laws in St. Pete are hardly the most exciting things in the world, but it's good to know them when you're visiting Clearwater or St. Pete Beach areas.
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