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Boat-access campers chasing untouched beaches suit Anclote Key Preserve State Park perfectly, highlighted by its four sandy islands in the Gulf. The park lies three miles offshore from Dunedin, Florida, near marinas and the Pinellas Trail for easy launches. Call for rates, since specific pricing requires direct inquiry.
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Write a ReviewNo, full hookups are not available. Park data shows no confirmed water, electric, or sewer connections, nor 30-amp or 50-amp service. Boat-in primitive sites suit self-contained RVs. Call the park to double-check any basic utilities.
Pet policy remains unknown. No data confirms allowances, restrictions, leash rules, or dog areas. Contact rangers directly for guidelines, as state preserves often limit pets to protect wildlife. Plan accordingly for your trip.
Call for rates, as no pricing details exist online. Fees likely follow Florida state park standards and vary by season or site. Reservations help; book via phone or state system to lock in your boat-access spot during busy times.
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