Alfred A McKethan Pine Island Park
Pine Island Beach, nestled along Florida’s Adventure Coast in Spring Hill, offers the perfect mix of natural beauty and modern convenience. This Gulf Coast gem features air-conditioned portable restrooms, cornhole boards and pavilions with grills. Take advantage of the Transit Bus Route 9 “Mermaid Route” for convenient pick-up and drop-off right at the park.
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This beach brings me so much joy! It's alive with sea life - dolphins, crabs, batfish, starfish - the list goes on! The water is shallow, clear and calm. There's always parking and plenty of space to set up chairs and a canopy. Food trucks on the weekends, bathrooms, playground, changing huts, pavilions with BBQs, shareable sand toys, and showers to wash away the sand.
Jul 4, 2026 · Google ReviewReally fun beach, the water is clear and shallow a good ways out. On the playground side of the beach there is a beach toy locker where the kids can pick out beach toys to play with, one less thing parents have to haul to the beach, so I thought this was really great. Definitely will return throughout the summer 🌞
May 18, 2026 · Google ReviewLove the new park they built at Alfred Pine Island Park. Although park is surrounded by a parking lot and water. The water is also very shallow, and every time we go we see dolphins-without fail- every time. The downside is the park isn’t gated in and my child eloped through the parking lot right into the water, so definitely could use a fence around the park.
Dec 10, 2025 · Google ReviewBeautiful and clean family beach. There is an awesome newer playground and next to that is console (you have to bring your own bean bags). On the beach is a shared kids' toy bin. We've spent quite a few days here. Even got to see some dolphins!
Mar 18, 2026 · Google ReviewDolphins, baby hammer heads, stingrays and crabs! Clean bathrooms with air-conditioning so you aint sweaty but they keep it at a good temperature so you arent freezing. Absolutely great for kids because of the shallow waters when the tide is low. Im not sure what its like with the tide. The park is also lovely, incase the kids get a bit tired of swimming or need some shade. Rangers keep a watchful eye which is lovely. Down side is the parking. If you go on a weekend, get there early. It was hard to get a spot. You also have to pay for parking. It's not expensive but you do have to get an app to pay. The app has a fee as well but offers a trial. It's worth it if you are a resident and plan to return often. We are tourists so we dont have a need. Maybe one day we will live here. We plan to come back because it was so much fun the first time!
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