Might have just been the day we were there but the traffic to get in was horrendous! Didn't help that there is only 2 booths to pay at to get in. But once you're in you have multiple beaches to choose from. And the bathroom shacks are unique. I absolutely loved watching the sunset over the ocean. I think we went to Oasis Beach. I layed on the beach closed my eyes and everyone disappeared as there were a lot of people. I was left with the soothing sound of the waves and seagulls. The warm sun shining down on me. As it slowly lowered in the sky. Until it went beneath the waters edge. Everyone sending the sunset off with an applause.

Beautiful spot and fun place to shell hunt, and snorkel around. The water is calm and warm. Lots of rocks so bring shoes. There's a little Cafe with food and drinks and seats with ocean views while you sit and eat. Nice changing rooms and restrooms. It was very busy on the weekend get there well before 5 to get a good spot. Costs $8 to enter the park.

Beautiful! It’s a little over two hours for us to drive down to Honeymoon yet we had never been. Took a weekend getaway before returning to school and so glad we did. The water is so beautiful, the beach is clean, plenty of parking. It was only $8 to get into the park. They have a beautiful playground, nice restroom with changing rooms. There are typical outdoor shower stations. Be prepared for shells galore but we had to leave our water sandals on, it was to much on our feet.

Absolutely beautiful! White sandy beaches, rustic park and trails. Cafe and welcome centers for your needs. We loved walking the beach north in the morning and seeing all of the shells washed ashore and the wildlife out and about. Beaches get crowded mid morning and stay crowded until closing, but everyone is nice and tend to stay to themselves.

Our 1st trip here and we found it to be a hidden jewel. There are actually 3 large connected parking lots and each has a pavillion. Building 2 houses a nice gift shop and a cafe that that has a good variety to choose from. The last beach area #3, is the widest. The other areas are thin, but long. We were there today, Thursday and there was a good crowd. There are bathrooms with changing areas, outside showers to rinse off the sand, and some tables and grills. If you don't have chairs or an umbrella, you can rent them near building 3. Last, today they indicated the park would close at 8:15 pm. Also, admission is $8 and up, depending in the number of people in your group. Today was an exploration trip for us, but we do look forward to spending the day another time.

Absolutely gorgeous beach at the north beach spot!! Natural palms on the beach to rest under and not too crowded on the weekdays we were there. Great place for sunset. I would avoid on a holiday. One lane in and one out. It was a very long wait in traffic on holiday weekend. We got in easily all other days.

We love coming here with our dogs. My one and only complaint would have to be the trail you have to take to the dog beach is horrendous. You have to walk through mud and the mosquitoes are AWFUL especially after it's rained. The beach was beautiful but I wish they would add a boardwalk or something leading to the dog park.

Nice beach! We set up on the main beach. We were there on a weekday, and it was not crowded at all. The northern end is very rocky along the shore. Past the rocks are two sand bars that are a little distance from the shore. They both run the length of the beach. The bathrooms and outdoor showers are conveniently located along the beach.

Very short walk to the water which is perfect for me and other disabled persons. Extremely clean beach. Dogs are allowed on the pet beach by the cafe. Water was beautiful and perfect temperature. It's $8 a carload for entry. Well worth it. Where we go there are not any showers or rinsing stations nearby so we always bring a brush for getting the sand off our feet and a bucket to use as rinse water. We go to the Oasis lot. We definitely will be back again and again.

This place is awesome! I love the walking paths and scenery. Got to see a couple gopher tortoise and fish jumping for bugs. The beaches are full of shells. It’s a great time for the whole family or a solo trip.

We spent a good few hours here and really enjoyed it. $8 per car to get in and then we drove to the nature centre which has a really nice shop selling locally made items as well as very clean restrooms. Also have paper maps (which give info on the walking trails) as well as a QR code your can scan to get it on your phone. We did the 1/4 walk at the nature centre which was short. Very nice scenery but didn't see any wildlife. We then drove to the furthest point to do the Osprey trail. It's a 2 mile trail but you can shorten it as the are many points you can cross to turn back, as well as joining with the Pelican trail. (Some of the paths were flooded so we had to change paths) Saw lots of osprey as well as a woodpecker and loads of lovely scenery. The paths are really wide and with the tall trees it makes everything seem really big add pleasant to walk on. Plenty of benches on the trail and very clear signage. We then drove to the South beach car park and had a lovely walk on the beach, again really amazing scenery. As we were going to leave the car park we saw another car stopped and they were looking at something. When we went over to look there was a small armadillo wandering around sniffing and eating greenery. We stood for a very long time watching the really cute armadillo (we've only ever seen one in the wild before so this was an amazing experience for us) Another couple came over and said they'd just been watching another one near another path so went to see that armadillo as well. Plenty of restrooms around at each of the car parks. I would highly recommend this place for a few hours if amazing scenery, walking and wildlife.

Love this place! Never gets overly crowded, but there's enough people to give this place a good, positive energy and vibe. Great place for swimming, shelling, and fishing or simply just relaxing on the beach and catching some rays.

Beautiful Beach and a lot of parking available. But there was lots of seashells and rocks that made it uncomfortable to walk on the beach even in the water there was large rocks and shells you to look out for this was in April 2024. Last time I visited was August 2022 I did not have this problem at all. If you have water shoes I could a imagine it would be more pleasant. The bathroom and changing rooms are spacious.

It's a beautiful state park that you can do plenty of hiking around in. Lots of white sandy beaches with plenty of shells for the looking. Some days are better than others so what's your weather. There are unsight facilities for restaurants as well as a site to get food. The nature center was beautiful and the staff were very informative.

Honeymoon Island has a little something for everyone. Swimming , shelling, hiking. Or you can just sit and relax and take in the view and listen to the water as it crashes against the shore. Also a huge playground with covered picnic areas. Perfect for hosting your event. There's also a great dog beach. Where dogs can also enjoy the water and the sand. There's also a cafe in the main Beach. The county sure has tried to keep the rocks to a minimum. South Beach still has a lot of rocks. But Oasis is beautiful not quite as Rocky. Another Day in Paradise!!!

Clean beach, though you would get some kind of smell but otherwise it’s very clean and beautiful beach. If you are a visitor to FL and don’t have beach equipment’s, look for beach rentals sign board and you would be able to rent a umbrella and 2 chairs for $20, extra chair is for $10. For sunset and shells you would have to go ahead of oasis beach. The area as few shower spots and bathrooms. It has visitor center and food area but we didn’t try them. And yes, the sea bed is not smooth, it has sharp stones which would hurt your feet.

Always a Favorite, preferred over other local beaches because it's usually not as busy also it's very enjoyable to bike ride around the property as well. You do pay an entrance fee but that helps keep the area up and keep it less crowded. Excellent sunsets, highly recommend going to the seawall and taking sunset pictures!

I love visiting Honeymoon Island State Park every year for its stunning beaches and beautiful park. The trails are perfect for exploring and viewing various wildlife such as eagles and owls. It's been four years since I started coming here, and I have always enjoyed my time here. The sunset at Honeymoon Island State Park is truly stunning and captivating. It's a must-see experience that everyone should witness. Bring your friends along and make the most of your time here. In addition to admiring the sunset, you can also have a lovely picnic with your friends and enjoy the serene surroundings. You should definitely consider visiting Honeymoon Island to enjoy its beautiful beaches and trails.

Love this beach. Best time during the summer is mid afternoon until sunset. Sand is finer in some areas of the beach, look for the location you like best. Low tide will uncover much nicer sand. Walking toward the point of north beach is very enjoyable. Walk to the beach from the parking is very easy and short. Amazing sunset experience. Rain/storm/heat affect clarity and color of the water.

Gorgeous sunsets, easy parking, and lots of shells. $8 fee. We were there for a couple of hours in the evening so can’t comment on any facilities since we didn’t use them. The only negative were the mosquitoes. They were biting a bit before sunset, but as soon as the sun went down, people were running to their cars in the parking lots to get away from them.

This lovely state park is 8 dollars for entry. They accept cash, card and Apple Pay. There’s plenty of parking available. Clean restrooms and showers available the beach is very well taken. The water is clear beautiful natural walks, if you choose to explore I caution you need shoes. There’s sharp roots that stick out of the ground, rocks and shells it’s beautiful to look at but you can get hurt if you don’t pay close attention. I truly believe this is one of the most beautiful spots on the gulf coast. I highly recommend visiting here there’s so much to see on this beautiful white sand beach.

Beautiful island and park! My mom comes here every other year. I came with her as a teenager and I had to bring my family to see this place! It didn’t disappoint. We came in January so it was a bit cold out but we were able to see some shells and sea life at the shore. The paths are nice to walk and the beaches are always beautiful, even on a rainy day.

Beautiful beach. It's clean. The water was lovely despite the sea shells going into the water . The sand was clean and white. The people are friendly. You pay $8 per car for the day. Definitely would recommend going there it was definitely worth the trip.

Simply one of the most beautiful beaches in the States. It costs $8 a car, which is good for the day. There seems to be miles of beautiful sandy beach. We chose to drive all the way to the end and walk down the beach even further. The crowds tend to stay near the main building so if you like your privacy, keep driving towards the end and walk to the right. It's as if you have the whole beach to yourself. We saw a pink flamingo wading in the wetlands area across from the water! Honeymoon Beach is a must if you are in the area. Stunning!

This place is lovely! The water is beautiful and even though the sun was hidden most the time, it felt fantastic. It was nice to walk the beach, look for shells and enjoy the breeze. It's $8 to park for 2-8 people, not bad at all. The beach was nice and it was clean. Next time we go we'll make a day of it.

Beautiful park with something for everyone! There are cafes, a shop, a visitor center, trails, a nice playground for the kids and plenty of of fishing opportunities. This was my dogs first beach trip and we will be back soon.

Beautiful park and beautiful beach. The weather was foggy when we visited, but foggy days make for a cozy feeling, so we relaxed, went on a leisurely walk on the beach, while kids were collecting sea shells, pebbles and what not... The kids were absolutely stoked when they saw an armadillo out in the wild first time, they thought it was cool.

Loved all of the parking, just a few steps to the beach! Clean bathrooms, and outdoor showers/foot wash. We only had time to explore part of this massive beach. Tons of shells for shell lovers! Would absolutely love to come back! Worth the $8/ car admission fee!

It's a state park, expect to not have perfectly sandy ground to walk on at all times. That is why we come here, to get away from people and ve with nature itself. Rugged yet beautiful. If you want convenience, Clearwater Beach is right down the road

Really nice beach with cool shells and lots of dolphins. There’s quite a few rock formations to keep the waves small in certain spots, but there’s also more normal areas. Beautiful for a sunset 🌅

One of my favorite trails! Honeymoon Island State Park is home to many things; Wedding venues, endless beaches, food trucks and cafes. By far the best feature, in my opinion, is the two nature trails! The Pelican trail offers sandy paths, an open sky, and beautiful beach views. While the Osprey trail, on the opposing side of the island (the two trails do connect), offers dirt and grassy paths with plenty of shade, animals, and plenty of bird nests to watch! Price: $4 per individual, $8 per car (8 people max)

Oh wow! This is one of those places you wish you had known about forever, if you haven’t been before. You have to take a ferry and no wagons or carts, so consider that when packing. But once you get there (about a 15-20 minute ferry ride), there is a pretty decent concession stand/little market, clean bathrooms, and plenty of blue chairs/umbrella combos to rent for $35, and the softest white sand you’ve set foot on. Really I could go on about this location - ferry captains were knowledgeable & offered everyone to take a pic of their group, we were greeted by dolphins playing in the harbor as we arrived (even the rare albino dolphin!). Our daughter loved walking down the beach finding seashells. Even on the weekend it wasn’t that crowded. Truly one of the most serene and beautiful beaches we’ve visited. This is definitely on our must come and must come often list!!

Quiet and Secluded is the best way to describe Caladesi Island. You have to pay to take a ferry from the park to land on the island, however it is worth it. There is so much live shell fish on the island that I recommend you stand on the beach and watch the sand under your feet. There is a store on the island that sells food, drinks, and items you might have forgotten at home. There are covered picnic tables for those that prefer to bring lunch. The beach is miles long with white fine soft sand...ENJOY!!

We really enjoyed this trip. The walk to the ferry, the ferry ride from Honeymoon Island to Caladesi Island included a nice tour and information about the park history. When we got to the island there was a quarter to half mile walk to the beach, note that the sand can be incredibly hot, plan accordingly. We rented chairs and an umbrella which I highly recommend along with sunscreen and bring plenty of water! We cannot wait to return to this place.

It's beautiful and the water is so warm. The ferry ride was fun, and I liked that the captain told jokes and provided us with some history about the island and what we saw along the way. I didn't see any dolphins, but a manatee swam right by us as we played in the water! It's a nice little nature walk to the beach once you get off of the ferry, so I suggest bug spray because you will be bitten.

Absolutely gorgeous beaches! I've never been to the Caribbean but I imagine it to be like this awesome little island. Clean, SO MANY SHELLS! Amenities were clean and pavilions for shade. Just lovely 😊

This place deserves 10 stars! We traveled about 20 miles from Clearwater to Dunedin, Florida to Honeymoon Island, where we caught a ferry to Caladesi, which is basically a deserted Island! Yes, we had over 3 miles of turquoise ocean & white powdered beaches to ourselves (well, the 15 of us on the ferry) This was absolutely the most perfect day. My son swam in the ocean while I tanned and searched for shells. It was so peaceful and just extraordinary 😌

This place is a gem. You can get here on the ferry from Honeymoon Island State Park or on your own boat/kayak. The marina for the island is accessed on the east side of the island. The beach is first class here. There is a nice beach house to change clothes. Plenty of nature trails to explore and kayak trails too. The island also has a cafe that serves lunch. You can also rent chairs and umbrellas on the beach, so don't feel like you have to haul everything with you. Like all state parks alcohol is prohibited on the property. You can have alcohol on your boat in the marina, but you can't bring it off the boat/dock area.

This is a hidden gem for outdoorsy folk. Although it looks populated and busy on the way in, you will be transported to a private island via kayak or ferry. Something I wish I would have known is that the kayaks & the ferry do not go to the same part of the island. We had planned our whole trip around the idea that half of our party would kayak. The others ride to the island by ferry, with picnic food, intending to meet for lunch. Oops 🤫😬 got a video of a dolphin from the boat 🌊

Beautiful natural beach with soft white sand. The ferry ride is a highlight to the beach. While Honeymoon was super crowded. Caladesi was practically desolate. 3 miles of beach you will have mostly to yourself. There is a store near the dock that offers food and refreshment including beer and frozen cocktails. Perfect for after a hot day at the beach. They also have souvenirs. Don't miss out on visiting Caladesi Beach and nature trails. Kayak rentals are available.

Best beach ever. I can't believe I have been here all this time and never been. This is my new favorite place to go. The most beautiful sugar sand you could ever see. The wife and I will definitely be returning here as much as we possibly can. The ferry guys are great and very knowledgeable about the area, and they are packed full of dad jokes. No joke that this place is amazing though. If you have never been you have got to put this on your bucket list, either with the whole family or alone. The solitude is bar none the best around. We stayed the entire day and caught the last ferry ride at 5, didn't really wanna leave and I'm sure you won't either.If you do decide to make the journey make sure you go to Honeymoon island and don't go the way the map will take you to Clearwater beach unless you want to make the mile long walk. The street is blocked off and has been that way since 1984 or something like that. Catch the Ferry and let them take you across. It's much easier and you won't loose any time like I did. Make sure to leave it the way you found it and don't take anything but pictures and leave nothing but footprints. They have public restrooms, concession stands, a great playground, it's a dog friendly park, and they have wonderful picnic areas. You can even throw birthday parties there. Get the whole crew together and make a whole day of it. I'm positive you won't want to leave either. Tell em Clearwater Q sent you. They might look at you funny though. Just look funny back. That's how you get the special package deal. Watch out for the rattle snakes and if you go on the nature trails bring plenty of bug repellent cause the mosquitoes are hungry and they might fly away with you, or try to cover every inch of you to protect you from the sun. Your gonna love this place trust me.

That's really a blessed place. Water is crystal clear. We took the boat from honeymoon, 18 bucks each, both captains were nice guys. I did not saw a timetable. I guess they run the transfer boat evey hour o clock. Go there with your chairs and sunshade, or pay 40 bucks to rent. We found an armadillo in the trail. If you are lucky maybe you find a rattlesnake. Restrooms are very good, clean, nothing to complain. Showers are there too. There's a small place for buying food as well. Our afternoon stay was very pleasant. Beach was not crowded.

I thought this was a great state park. Tough to get to but the ferry ride is a neat experience. The island wasn't packed with people and everyone seemed to be having a good time. Well kept trails and lots of different shells to pick from. Suggest bringing a bag if you'd like to collect any. You can walk to the north end of the island and see Honeymoon Island nearby.

The ferry from honeymoon island leaves every hour on the hour starting at 10 a.m. it was around $50 for 2 adults and 2 kids. It's about a 15 minute boat ride, and the crew gives some history on the ride which was really nice. Your ticket has a specific return time 4 hours from when you arrive. They said you can leave earlier, but only if there is space available. They seemed full when we went on a weekday, so anticipate staying the full 4 hours. There is a little grill/gift shop as you pull in to the marina. They sell food, ice cream, beer(but any beer must be consumed at the grill area). There are bathrooms there but only 2, so keep going another 100 yards toward beach, where there are 2 more bathroom facilities with many stalls in each. Just a few more steps down the boardwalk to the beach and it is beautiful. Tons of shells, you are able to take a many as you would like as long as there are no live critters in them. There is a nature path on the interior of the island, but be warned it is buggy. Bring bug spray or buy some at the gift shop if you plan on hiking. There were not any mosquitoes in the beach or by the marina, not sure if that is normally the case. It was a relaxing way to spend a few hours, we packed lunches, but you could bring a beach chair, etc if you wanted. They also had rental items at the gift shop such as chairs. It felt tropical, quiet and remote while really only being a boat hop away from everything.

An idilic destination along the west Florida coast where you will spot an abundance if wildlife from sea birds and dolphins to gopher tortoises and armadillo. Please do not approach the wildlife and remember to pack out your trash so it doesn't enter our oceans! The beauty of this state park is how well-maintained it is from the coastline to the docks and restrooms. Thank you to our rangers for doing a great job. The shower stations are a nice feature so you can rinse the sand from your feet before changing into dry clothes and shoes.

It was a wonderful place! I have never been here before! There is so much to explore! So many shells! They have a little gift shop for gifts obviously and some snacks! The ferry was amazing and got to see some dolphins while heading out to the island !

This gorgeous island is part of honeymoon island park and it is worth every penny to take the ferry. The prices are $18 for adults and $9 for kids. Once you get down into the preserve, there are nature walks, clean bathrooms, and a beach which is very popular for shelling. The beach is a white sand beach and it has a bucket for toys for kids so they can use it for the day and return them afterwards!

Beautiful 😍 18 dollars a piece for the ferry totally worth it. Go early enjoy the whole day! We saw a ton of different birds turtles shells and and a couple dolphins right off the shore right before we left. Can't wait to go back. ⛱️💕

This state park has some of the best beaches in the entirety of the United States. The aquamarine waters and powdery white beaches are certainly worth spotting. If you have a boat, nightly rentals are incredibly cheap and include both water & electric supply. Be aware however that if you are bringing a large group without a boat, the ferries are approximately $20 per person.

Lots of mosquitoes 🦟 waiting in the mangroves for the ⛴️ ferry. Bring bug screen. Beach was lovely. Not crowded at all. They're the lovely breeze that day but it was hot. Hope you're from out of state. Definitely need 50 SPF or higher every 30 to 40 minutes. Head south to collect sand dollars in North to collect more shells. Staff were very helpful. Beach chairs were $35 plus tax. No pets allowed at this beach island.

Rode the trail from Tarpon Springs to Crystal Beach. Well worth it. Passed the primate center, a craft brewery and a couple of parks.

Nice paved trail system

Loved the trail and the restaurants along it...friendly people

Great place to ride paved trails, and places to stop and eat. Great views

Great trail that is incredibly long (45 miles) and easy to bike through. It also forks down and east through Gulfport and St. Pete. Just be on the lookout for snakes if you are running/walking it because I have seen a couple, but they aren't venomous.

Nice hard trail to ride either for some exercise or to get somewhere. Park outside of Tarpon Springs and ride there. Eat at Katerina's Taverna for authentic Greek food and the ride on down to the sponge district.

Gets me where I need to go, pleasantly most times, if I'm going that direction.

Great ball park to watch a game. As a Cubs fan I’m not fully into the jays but being Canadian I have enjoyed going to the jays games and meeting lots of fellow Canadians. Put sunscreen on cause there isn’t a lot of shade. Beer is 9$ and the beer guys walking up the aisles are funny guys. The “OK OK Lets go Bluejays” song might be one of the worst things I’ve ever listened to though lol… very clean and new looking 👍👍

Such a great ballpark!!! Parking across the street at the VFW (no, they don't care if you're a vet already.. same price) is worth it. It's difficult to park at with a big event. But, the ballpark itself is fantastic. You feel real close to the action.

The price of a ticket is great! The stadium is nice. The staff/crew is friendly. It's great that they involved the school children! The downside is the Rap and Spanish music that played very often... my own opinion, of course.

I can't say enough about how welcoming the staff were, or how beautiful and clean the stadium was. This was our first time attending a spring training game and I couldn't have had a better experience (even if it wasn't a blue jays win). Kudos to the staff, you really know how to treat your guests! I hope to make it back again soon!

We have attended Blue Jays Spring Training at the TD Ballpark. The stadium is newly renovated and is a great venue for baseball. Great concessions, a bar, concourse outdoor bar, covered seating areas to watch the game, great atmosphere.

Great Spring Training Ball Park. Small enough to feel like your in the game! Very clean and staff was helpful! Nice gift shop for souvenirs . Lots of food options and of course drink options. Fun outing!

The park itself is pretty small and basic, but it's the right kind of small. It's nestled right into a quiet coastal community. Really nice spot to watch a game. It's only a 10 to 15 minute walk to downtown Dunedin.

Attended Toronto-Twins game here. Nice place to watch a spring training game, although there is not much shade. Be prepared to wear your sunscreen! There is a fun area for kids to play cornhole and throw baseballs with the radar gun too.

The stadium is big enough that it doesn't usually feel packed, but small enough it feels like every seat is within range for getting a souvenir ball. It is one of the best spring training facilities in the country!

Beer here was decent, but if you liked sours it may be more appealing. Location wise it is right on the main drag. Indoor seating was limited and the outdoor patio was OK. Service was great and bartender was very knowledgeable.

On a trip to Dunedin to see as many breweries as possible, we visited here second. I'd had the Headbanger IPA a bunch of times and was excited to try others. The Mangrove and Black Summer were two very solid beers! The location is cool but a little warm for the summer, as there's not a lot of indoor seating. Overall, a solid experience.

Laid-back atmosphere inside and out. The Schwartz dark lager and the Creamsicle wheat were great tasting. It was strange that they offer 4oz, 12 oz, and 16oz pours but my 4oz came in a full pint glass and therefore was mainly foam and got warm quickly. The outdoor patio is a great spot in the shade. Expect a lot of honking since the light on skinner seems to scare people haha!

The bartenders are always friendly and helpful. Beer is fine. Great place to hang out with tables and shade. Unfortunately, not many people adhere to the no smoking signs by the garden... including the employees.

We enjoyed great beers in this small taproom in the storefront on Broadway in Dunedin. We found nice tree-shaded parking around the side and back of the building. On this hot afternoon, the little beer garden on the side was empty on our way into the artsy taproom. A friendly bartender greeted us there and poured our beers. We sat on stools facing the front window, looking out on the busy street scene outside. While there may be better settings, we came here to try the beers and those we tried were excellent, particularly the Czech Lager, which was our favorite. It's light it's flavorful, and it's awesome.

Great hole in the way brewery and tap room. Beers are awesome!! Covered porch is cool in the afternoon, great experience all around.

Excellent beer. 7venth Sun has been on my list to visit since I tried their Graffiti Orange creamsicle wheat ale at a restaurant last year. This time I tried the Bird by Bird Belgian Abby Ale. Wonderfully balanced with the distinct complexity of an abby style. I hope to find cans of BBB in the future. Service was excellent. My only complaint would be the noise level from the busy road. There was a “bier garden” seating area a bit further back which I’ll try next time for less noise.

Beers were good, Not a whole lot of indoor seating though, especially for a group. The flight holders were kinda of annoying due to the plastic glasses not fitting into them properly and spilling beer as soon as you picked it up. I feel like they were designed for a different kind of glass than what was provided.

About a block away from the Pinellas Trail. A friend of ours said it was worth going the extra block from the trail. Great atmosphere and I’m told really good beer. I don’t drink, but my companions said it was good.

One of the oldest and best breweries in the Tampa area. Their core pales and IPAs are well above average and they make exceptional light fruited styles (wheat, saison, sours). They have stouts too but if you want a glass of brownie batter you're better off going to cycle or angry chair. Overall I think 7th Sun has the best service and atmosphere of any brewery in Tampa. The servers are friendly, helpful, and fast and everyone there always seems to be having a nice relaxing time. I never go to Honeymoon island, Dunedin, or the Pinellas trail without stopping at 7th.

I bought some of there beers first two were good .The third one I opened and took a sip , something was in my mouth I spit it out ,it was a beetle, some sort of bug . I tried to contact them and emailed them several times they will not respond, not good for business I will not buy their brew no more

One of my all-time favorite breweries. The Dunedin brewery is right down the road from me and I love riding my bike there for a cold brew. They have a good variety of brews and a great flight too. They also allow doggies on their outdoor patio, which is a plus for me and my dog Murphy. I just entered one of their art contests too... so I'm a vested patron of 7venth Sun Brewery. If you haven't tried their brews, you're missing out, they are great. Cheers!

Nice selection of brews! All were superb 👌

Great neighborhood place! We were just visiting Dunedin and stopped for a great beer. Met some very nice people and dogs!

First brewery I’ve ever been to where they don’t offer samples. You’re stuck with what you get so we decided to try the tree flight. Unfortunately, I only enjoyed 2/5 beers on the flight and decided to not get a pint. Nice, cozy spot to chill.

They have a children’s section that is free for kids under 2 years old. It was fun but kinda dark in there, but they have some black light art, so it makes sense. Definitely something to check out for an indoor activity.

This place is amazing for artists of all levels. I am a complete beginner taking art classes with Shawn Dell Joyce and this is my painting after my second class. I am absolutely astonished by how kind, patient, and encouraging the instructor is -- she shares a healthy perspective on how to improve your art skills without beating yourself up. Definitely a fun way to get in touch with your community and learn a new skill.

I recently visited the Dunedin Fine Art Center, and I was blown away by the incredible range and quality of artwork on display. The center is home to an impressive collection of paintings, sculptures, ceramics, and more, all created by talented artists. The staff at the center are knowledgeable and passionate about art, and they offer a variety of classes and workshops for both adults and children. Overall, I highly recommend the Dunedin Fine Art Center to anyone looking for a unique and inspiring cultural experience. It's a wonderful place to explore art, connect with the community, and support local artists. Don't miss out on this gem of a center!

A lot of the amazing things you find here are not limited just to the exhibits. Opportunities for children, art students, people of all ages, the community, artists and more. The building houses many studios equipped for a great array of art mediums. I am extremely impressed. On top of that, very compelling exhibits from some incredibly talented artists and students. I love the sunflower exhibit, all the flower art was donated by the many artists connected to the art center. Then they were sold to collect donations for the Ukraine...brilliant! A wonderful surprise and well worth the drive.

Delightful art center, and it is absolutely free. Many items are for sale, and the children's section is amazing 👏. Well done and something that the community should be proud of. They offer many different kinds of art classes as well. We enjoyed the visit, they even have a small cafe 😀. It's not huge, but worth the visit.

Great time to visit the Art Center,the #SMF show is happening right now,display the best of local artists. Always a great spot to visit all year around and see what is on display.

Beautiful Free parking $10 admissions for adults Child stroller and wheel chair accessible Small cafe located near entrance. Coffee , tea, bottled water, sandwiches, quiche, crepes. The gift shop sells hand made jewelry by local artists . Some of the jewelry is made from recycled materials. I saw women's scarfs made from bamboo string, pottery and books. There is seating areas threw out the Art Center. Light walking, everything is located on ground level (no stairs). Expect to stay 30 minutes to an hour and a half. Amazing staff and volunteers, very friendly and welcoming.

I am very very impressed. I honestly found this museum on Google when I was trying to look for a bar/arcade in dunedin. I'm glad I did because this place Is such a find. The artists they have on exhibit are extremely interesting and unique. I was intrigued by all the pieces I saw. I love the setup of the museum with the gallery illuminating as you walk through it. Very nice mood and atmosphere setting. They also offer a scholarship program for adult enrichment which is a great thing. Great job Dunedin Fine Arts!

I have had the honor to teach and and the blessing to be a student at this amazing center! Absolutely the best place!!