Beach recommendation

davest

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Nov 5, 2007
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Treasure Island Florida, get on I4 and head west, cross the Howard Frankland Bridge, follow the signs. Find the access points that don't have meters on them. It's a real wide beach and the surf is usually small, the sand is great for kids building castles etc, and you might find some clad or something.
 

DaChief

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Sep 16, 2007
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I take my kids to Clearwater Beach. It also is wide, great sand, a pier to walk out on, some of those large blow up air filled slides and other things of interest. The water on the west coast has been rough recently but looked good today.

For a look at what is going on water wise, check this webcam. If you look at it around 8ish in the morning, you can usually catch a water hunter in the picture.

http://www.beachtourism.com/pier.htm

DaChief
 

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nudels

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Jun 21, 2008
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Thanks for all the replies, guess i'll have to toss a coin! Does either Clearwater or Treasure Island have wash-off spigots? I like to rinse the family before getting back in the minivan ;).
 

rdi

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Yes most of the beaches in the Clearwater or Treasure Island area have wash-off spigots and many have a building with restroom/changing ....rdi
 

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