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Appendix D Inventory of Marinas in Pinellas County Appendix D Inventory of Marinas in Pinellas County ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Recreation, Open Space & Culture Element D-1 APPENDIX D: INVENTORY OF MARINAS IN PINELLAS COUNTY Showers Showers Ship Store Store Ship Out Station Station Out # WET SLIPS SLIPS # WET Live Aboards Live Aboards Sewage Pump Pump Sewage Repair Facility Facility Repair Fueling Facility Facility Fueling # DRY SPACES SPACES # DRY Boat Ramp Lanes Lanes Ramp Boat Recycling Programs Programs Recycling Onshore Bathrooms/ Bathrooms/ Onshore TYPE MARINA NAME JURISDICTION MARINA ADDRESS City of Belleair Beach 444 Causeway Blvd, Belleair Public Marina Belleair Beach Beach, FL 33786 20 0 N N N N N N N N BELLEAIR BEACH TOTAL 20 0 Barefoot Bay Resort and 401 East Shore Drive, Membership Club Marina Clearwater Clearwater 24 0 N Y N N Y N Y N 850 Bayway Blvd, Hotel/Motel Chart House Marina Clearwater Clearwater, FL 27 0 Y N N N 25 Causeway Blvd, Public Clearwater Municipal Marina Clearwater Clearwater, FL 33767 209 0 N Y Y Y Y Y N N 830 S. Bayway Blvd., Membership Club Clearwater Yacht Club Clearwater Clearwater Beach FL 33767 38 2 200 Windward Passage, Condo/Association Island Yacht Club Clearwater Clearwater, FL 33767 128 0 N Y N N Y N Y Y CLEARWATER TOTAL 426 2 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Recreation, Open Space & Culture Element D-2 APPENDIX D: INVENTORY OF MARINAS IN PINELLAS COUNTY Showers Showers Ship Store Store Ship Out Station Station Out # WET SLIPS SLIPS # WET Live Aboards Live Aboards Sewage Pump Pump Sewage Repair Facility Facility Repair Fueling Facility Facility Fueling # DRY SPACES SPACES # DRY Boat Ramp Lanes Lanes Ramp Boat Recycling Programs Programs Recycling Onshore Bathrooms/ Bathrooms/ Onshore TYPE MARINA NAME JURISDICTION MARINA ADDRESS Caladesi Islands State Park Public Marina Dunedin Caladesi Island 108 0 N Y Y N Y Y N N 51 Main St., Dunedin, Public City of Dunedin Marina Dunedin Florida 34698 194 0 Y; 1 Y N N Y N Y N 343 Causeway Blvd., Private Marker 1 Marina Dunedin Dunedin, FL 34698 144 220 N Y Y Y Y Y N N Private/ Hotel/ Motel/ 2400 Bayshore Blvd., Membership Club Pirate's Cove Marina Dunedin Dunedin, FL 34698 0 136 N Y N Y N N N Y DUNEDIN TOTAL 446 356 Municipal Boca Ciega Yacht Club Gulfport 4600 Tifton Dr. S., Gulfport 56 50 Y; 1 Y N N Y Y N N 4630-29th Ave S, Gulfport, Public City of Gulfport Marina Gulfport FL 33711 247 0 Y; 2 Y Y Y Y Y N N Pasadena Yacht & Country 6300 Pasadena Point Blvd. Membership Club Club Gulfport Gulfport, Florida 33707 103 0 N Y N N soon N N N 5018-31st Ave. S. St. Private Mariner's Cove Marina Gulfport Petersburg, FL 33737 0 150 GULFPORT TOTAL 406 200 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Recreation, Open Space & Culture Element D-3 APPENDIX D: INVENTORY OF MARINAS IN PINELLAS COUNTY Showers Showers Ship Store Store Ship Out Station Station Out # WET SLIPS SLIPS # WET Live Aboards Live Aboards Sewage Pump Pump Sewage Repair Facility Facility Repair Fueling Facility Facility Fueling # DRY SPACES SPACES # DRY Boat Ramp Lanes Lanes Ramp Boat Recycling Programs Programs Recycling Onshore Bathrooms/ Bathrooms/ Onshore TYPE MARINA NAME JURISDICTION MARINA ADDRESS Holiday Inn Harbourside Indian Rocks 401-2nd Street, Indian Hotel/Motel Hotel and Suites Marina Beach Rocks Beach 50 0 N Y N Y N N N N INDIAN ROCKS BEACH TOTAL 50 0 Largo Intercoastal Marine, 12458-145th Lane N., Largo, Private Inc Largo FL 33774 320 N Y soon Y Y Y N Y LARGO TOTAL 320 ABC Marina of Madeira 202-150th Av, St. Private Beach Madeira Beach Petersburg 46 0 N Y N N Y Y N N Holiday Isles Marina (selling but remaining a marina 555 1/2 - 150th Ave, (PO Private facility) Madeira Beach 86537) Madeira Beach 57 0 Y Y N N N N N N Hubbard's Marina 150 John's Pass Boardwalk, Private (recreational marina) Madeira Beach Madeira Beach 4 0 N N Y Y Y N N N John's Pass Marina Yacht Private Center Madeira Beach 12795 Kingfish Dr. Y Madeira Beach Municipal 503-150th Ave., Madeira Public Marina Madeira Beach Beach, FL 33708 90 60 T* 1 Y Y Y Y MADEIRA BEACH TOTAL 197 60 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Recreation, Open Space & Culture Element D-4 APPENDIX D: INVENTORY OF MARINAS IN PINELLAS COUNTY Showers Showers Ship Store Store Ship Out Station Station Out # WET SLIPS SLIPS # WET Live Aboards Live Aboards Sewage Pump Pump Sewage Repair Facility Facility Repair Fueling Facility Facility Fueling # DRY SPACES SPACES # DRY Boat Ramp Lanes Lanes Ramp Boat Recycling Programs Programs Recycling Onshore Bathrooms/ Bathrooms/ Onshore TYPE MARINA NAME JURISDICTION MARINA ADDRESS 1011 St. Petersburg Drive West, Private Bay Grove Landing Oldsmar Oldsmar FL 34677 12 16 1 Y N OLDSMAR TOTAL 12 16 750 Main St, Safety Harbor Public City of Safety Harbor Marina Safety Harbor 34695 44 0 Y; 1 Y N N N Y N N SAFETY HARBOR TOTAL 44 0 Great American Marine 6810 Gulfport Blvd., St. Boatyard (Now Marine Max) South Pasadena Petersburg, FL 90 0 N Y N N Y N N Y 1444 Pasadena Ave. Private Pasadena Marina South Pasadena South Pasadena, FL 33707 121 0 N Y N N Y N Y N SOUTH PASADENA TOTAL 121 0 9555 Blind Pass Road, St. Pete Beach, Florida Private Blind Pass Marina St. Pete Beach 33706 102 0 N Y N N Y Y Y N Public/ May be going private Corey Landings St. Pete Beach 8 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Recreation, Open Space & Culture Element D-5 APPENDIX D: INVENTORY OF MARINAS IN PINELLAS COUNTY Showers Showers Ship Store Store Ship Out Station Station Out # WET SLIPS SLIPS # WET Live Aboards Live Aboards Sewage Pump Pump Sewage Repair Facility Facility Repair Fueling Facility Facility Fueling # DRY SPACES SPACES # DRY Boat Ramp Lanes Lanes Ramp Boat Recycling Programs Programs Recycling Onshore Bathrooms/ Bathrooms/ Onshore TYPE MARINA NAME JURISDICTION MARINA ADDRESS 4737 Gulf Boulevard, St. Petersburg, FL (behind Private Dolphins Landings St. Pete Beach Dolphin Village) 12 801 Pass-A-Grille Way St. Private Merry Pier St. Pete Beach Pete Beach, FL 33706 6 Y N N N N 1901 Pass-A-Grille Way, St. Petersburg Beach, FL Private Pass-A-Grille Marina St. Pete Beach 33706 20 95 N Y Y Y Y N N Y 2301 Pass-A-Grille Way, St. Membership Club Pass-A-Grille Yacht Club St. Pete Beach Pete Beach, FL 33706 24 0 N Y Y N N Y N N ST. PETE BEACH TOTAL 172 95 PO Box 14414, St. Petersburg (6800 Sunshine Other Annapolis Sailing School St. Petersburg Skyway Lane) Y Boatyard Bay Area Marine St. Petersburg 12022 Gandy Blvd. 15 Caulfield's Marina now 1351 Bay St., SE, St. Boatyard Progressive Boatyard St. Petersburg Petersburg Eckerd College, Waterfront 4200-54th Ave S., St. Other Program St. Petersburg Petersburg, Florida 33711 25 30 Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Sales/Repair Galati's Marine St. Petersburg 12030 Gandy Blvd. 50 Y;1 N N Y N N Y ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Recreation, Open Space & Culture Element D-6 APPENDIX D: INVENTORY OF MARINAS IN PINELLAS COUNTY Showers Showers Ship Store Store Ship Out Station Station Out # WET SLIPS SLIPS # WET Live Aboards Live Aboards Sewage Pump Pump Sewage Repair Facility Facility Repair Fueling Facility Facility Fueling # DRY SPACES SPACES # DRY Boat Ramp Lanes Lanes Ramp Boat Recycling Programs Programs Recycling Onshore Bathrooms/ Bathrooms/ Onshore TYPE MARINA NAME JURISDICTION MARINA ADDRESS 1500 2nd & 1110 3rd St. S., Harborage Marina at St. Petersburg, Florida Private Bayboro St. Petersburg 33701 300 400 Y Y Y Y Y Nautico (under 5950 S. 34th St., St. Condo development) St. Petersburg Petersburg, FL 143 327 Isla Del Sol Yacht & Country 6000 Sun Blvd, St. Membership Club Club St. Petersburg Petersburg, FL 33715 73 0 N Y N N Y N N N 6800 Sunshine Skyway Lane, Hotel/Motel Marina Cove (Holiday Inn) St. Petersburg St. Petersburg, FL 33711 25 N Y N N N Y N N 4801-37th St. S., St. Private Maximo Marina St. Petersburg Petersburg, Florida 33711 340 175 N Y Y Y Y N Y Y 6701-34th St. S., St. Private O'Neill's Marina St. Petersburg Petersburg, Florida 33711 110 150 Y;2 Y Y Y N Y Y Y 250 Eighth Ave. SE, St. Petersburg, Other Port of St. Petersburg St. Petersburg Florida 33701-3961 Y N N N Renaissance Vinoy Resort 501 Fifth Ave. N.E., St. Hotel/Motel Marina St. Petersburg Petersburg, Florida 33701 74 0 N Y N N Y N N N 1421 Bay SE, St. Boatyard Sailor's Wharf Yacht Yard St. Petersburg Petersburg 1595 Bay Street SE Suite 1, Boatyard Salt Creek Marina St. Petersburg St. Petersburg, FL 33701 9 50 N Y N N N N N Y Snell Isle Marina (St. Pete. 1301 1/2 Snell Isl. Blvd, St. Membership Club Yacht Club) St. Petersburg Petersburg, Florida 33704 52 40 N N Y Y N Y Y N ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Recreation, Open Space & Culture Element D-7 APPENDIX D: INVENTORY OF MARINAS IN PINELLAS COUNTY Showers Showers Ship Store Store Ship Out Station Station Out # WET SLIPS SLIPS # WET Live Aboards Live Aboards Sewage Pump Pump Sewage Repair Facility Facility Repair Fueling Facility Facility Fueling # DRY SPACES SPACES # DRY Boat Ramp Lanes Lanes Ramp Boat Recycling Programs Programs Recycling Onshore Bathrooms/ Bathrooms/ Onshore TYPE MARINA NAME JURISDICTION MARINA ADDRESS 300 Second Ave. SE, St. St. Petersburg Municipal Petersburg, Florida 33701- Public Marina St. Petersburg 3961 610 0 Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N 50 Bayshore Blvd., St.
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