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Primitive campers and boaters flock to Anclote Key Preserve State Park for its pristine sandy beaches and historic 1887 lighthouse. The park floats three miles offshore from Tarpon Springs near Dunedin Florida's beaches and sponge docks. Camp for free in primitive sites under starry skies.
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Write a ReviewNo Anclote Key Preserve State Park offers no full hookups. Primitive tent camping rules with zero electric water or sewer options. Bring all supplies including drinking water since none exists on site.
Yes dogs can visit but only on North Anclote Bar. Keep them leashed at all times. No dog park or special pet areas other islands stay dog free to protect wildlife.
No fee required for entry or primitive camping. Bring your own boat or use ferry services from Tarpon Springs sponge docks for access. Reservations not needed contact park staff for details.
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