A 210-acre county park on the site of a historic spring, with a coastal boardwalk, observation tower and four small fishing piers over shallow backwater flats. Best around higher tides for trout, redfish, snook and sheepshead; Pinellas Trail connected. Parking: free park lots; some piers are a longer walk or bike ride in.
3725 DeSoto Blvd, Palm Harbor, FL 34683 · GPS: 28.09830, -82.77970
Yes — Wall Springs Park Coastal Piers is a land-based fishing spot (fishing pier) in Palm Harbor, Florida. No boat is needed.
Florida residents fishing from shore or a land-attached structure need the free resident shoreline fishing license; non-residents generally need a regular saltwater license. Check current rules at MyFWC.com.
Free.
Wall Springs Park Coastal Piers is open 7 AM–sunset.
Tide predictions for Wall Springs Park Coastal Piers come from the NOAA station at Tarpon Springs, Anclote River, about 4 miles away. The tide chart on this page shows today's high and low tide times, updated daily from NOAA, plus predictions for the coming week.
Wall Springs Park Coastal Piers is located at 3725 DeSoto Blvd, Palm Harbor, FL 34683 in Pinellas County, Florida.
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