Stump Pass Beach State Park, Englewood: Photos, Reviews & Location

Mile-long secluded swimming beach & a trail that runs through 5 different natural communities.

At a glance

#1 of 6 Tourist attractions in Englewood #1 of 5 Parks in Englewood

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.80

6.3 km from the center of Englewood

Rating breakdown

5 ★82%
4 ★13%
3 ★3%
2 ★0%
1 ★1%

900 Gulf Blvd, Englewood, FL 34223, United States

floridastateparks.org

+1 941-964-0375

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Quick facts

What is the rating of Stump Pass Beach State Park?: Stump Pass Beach State Park is rated 4.8 out of 5 based on 3,100 reviews.
How does Stump Pass Beach State Park rank in Englewood?: Stump Pass Beach State Park is #1 of 6 Tourist attractions in Englewood by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Stump Pass Beach State Park located?: 900 Gulf Blvd, Englewood, FL 34223, United States — 6.3 km from the center of Englewood.
How can I contact Stump Pass Beach State Park?: Phone: +1 941-964-0375 · Website: floridastateparks.org

Reviews (8)

Sheli Rodriguez 2024 Feb 13

One of my favorite beaches in all of Florida. Natural beauty and beautiful water. Great for long walks.

Lisa Modglin 2024 Feb 05

Stump Pass is my favorite beach in the Englewood area. The parking lot is small so if you don't get there early, you will have to wait to get in. There's a $3 honor system at an unmanned station after you park. You can enter the beach from the pay station or you can continue past the bath house. There you can go right into the beach or continue down a partially shaded path nearly to the end on the beach, to the pass. Many boats park on the Lemon Bay side on the peninsula. There are lots of shells and sharks teeth. Happy hunting! I almost forgot, there's a kayak launch on the left in the middle of the parking lot. Dogs are allowed on the Bayside but not on the beach.

Ray Dude 2024 Jan 27

Definitely worth the stop. Very clean and great paths all the way to the pass. The only problem is the parking, during the busy season its almost impossible to find a spot. I recommend riding your bike. Or ebike.

M I 2023 Dec 03

As a lifetime Floridian, I can say that there are not too many beaches on the west coast of south florida that have walking trails on the beach. It’s a beautiful place to boat, beach, walk, explore.

Nikki Hawkins 2023 Nov 22

Beautiful beach with lots of shells. Water was a little rough when we went and a lot of the shell were broken. Also the nature trail was closed, so we were unable to go all the way to the end.

caroline howard 2023 Nov 11

Beautiful beach. Shallow slope into sea so great for kids. Parking for approximately 40 cars but very quickly full. No dogs allowed

Kristin Mazziotta 2023 Jul 07

Amazing state park! We read the reviews online prior to going and saw it fills up quickly due to the limited parking space and that was true! We arrived an hour early and waited in line. The parking lot was full by 8:15 and the place opens at 8:00. The beach is a close walk to the parking lot, which is nice because the sand is extremely hot!! The water is a beautiful clear and most importantly, the sharks teeth was ashore in bunches here! There is a restroom, shower, and water bottle station on site as well. We will definitely come back!

April Smith 2023 Jun 06

Beautiful beach with clear blue water. Lots of shark teeth all over the beach. When snorkeling we found tons of shells. Lots of paths to walk. Many areas of small beaches for fishing or sunning. We kayaked past Stump Beach and had a huge beach all to ourselves.