St. Pete Pier

This is the third pier I've seen on this spot. It's probably the best. A great place to bike and walk. Part of the downtown St. Pete experience. Museums, parks, restaurants, playground, baseball field, and a lot of other things to see in walking distance. A very popular place, now a days. A definite improvement if you haven't been there in awhile. Mikey Likey

Nice walk down the pier. Usually you can find performers along the way and at the start there is a place to get a bite and let the kids (and maybe a few adults lol) play in the splash area. Beach is clean and well kept. At the end of the pier is a gift shop, bait shop and a restaurant. I did not go into the restaurant because I was short on time but will check it out next time I'm out there. They also have shuttle services that go from the end of the pier to the start free of charge. Both the gift and bait shop are well stocked for anything you might need. Great views of the surrounding area and quiet peaceful.

We absolutely love going to the pier when it is nice out. More of a winter walk for us as the summers are much to hot. Spectacular views. Restaurants are overpriced so don't recommend going to them. You get better meals, drinks on central ave or other local restaurants for a fair price. Still worth the visit and the walk. We like to park at the pier and walk around it then all the way to Coffee pot bayou and back. The fishing net art structure is an eyesore to be honest. Not only is it mangled from the storms but the color has faded. It would be better if they put an art structure that provides more shade and is more intriguing. They need a traffic signal and pedestrian traffic control at the entrance.

The pier offers a pleasant walk along the marina and water. There are several restaurants (which were very busy the day we were there at lunchtime). There was adequate paid parking, a few retail booths, a green space park, and a museum (we did not go in).

Great place to hang out and enjoy the view. A few places to grab a snack or a drink, tram ride out and back if you don't want to walk it. Nice pier but I miss the old one

Beautiful area to walk around- great views and scenery. Plenty of options for a drink or meal. The pier is free, dog friendly and plenty of little mini parks to extend your walk. Glazier children’s park had lots of cool looking playground equipment for the kiddos! Around the Christmas holidays we saw lots of decorations, a holiday market, and Santa themed putt-putt (fee for the putt putt course)

Fantastic place to walk around and enjoy the scenic views of the city and ocean. A free tram operates along the length of the pier, making it easier for people with children or mobility issues to reach the end of the pier. Lots of parking available on site when we went on a Saturday afternoon, which was very convenient.

What a cute pier! Delicious food, fun bars, and great culture. The pier is also family and pet friendly. There is an amazing play area for kids.