Pinellas Park Hotel Near Beach and Tropicana Field
When planning your Florida family vacation, make arrangements to stay at our Pinellas Park hotel near local beaches. Our affordable hotel near St. Pete is conveniently located near a number of local beaches and area attractions and is only minutes away from Tampa and Saint Petersburg. When visiting Pinellas Park, make sure to attend a baseball game at the Tropicana Field or tour the Pier Aquarium. Whether on vacation or business in Pinellas Park, Florida, our Country Inn & Suites is the perfect place for you.
Enjoy these Florida attractions near our Pinellas Park hotel:
Baywalk While visiting Pinellas Park, dine at one of the many restaurants, see the latest movie or spend the day shopping at Baywalk, Saint Petersburg's premier entertainment destination. (727) 895-9277 2nd Ave N Saint Petersburg, FL 33701 5.9 miles from hotel
Nova 535 The perfect place for weddings, receptions or corporate gatherings, Nova 535 serves as a sophisticated and convenient location to host any event. (727) 821-6682 535 9th St N Saint Petersburg, FL 33701 5.3 miles from hotel
The Shoppes at Park Place Located a walk away from our Pinellas Park lodging, the Shoppes at Park Place are perfect for an afternoon shopping excursion. (727) 528-0870 7200 US Hwy 19 N Pinellas Park, FL 33781 0.5 miles from hotel
Pier Aquarium While on vacation in Pinellas Park, make sure to take the children to the Pier Aquarium and take part in the "Fresh Fish Theater", featuring marine life from around the world. (727) 895-7437 800 2nd Ave NE Saint Petersburg, FL 33701 6.4 miles from hotel
Skyway Bridge and Fishing Pier Enjoy the scenic views or try out the salt water fishing of the Skyway Bridge and Fishing Pier while staying at our hotel in Pinellas Park. (941) 729-0117 7900 US Hwy 19 N Pinellas Park, FL 33781 11.0 miles from hotel
Tropicana Field Home to the Tampa Bay Rays, Tropicana Field hosts major league baseball games throughout the entire season. Enjoy a night at the baseball stadium while on vacation in Pinellas Park, Florida. (727) 825-3250 1 Tropicana Dr Saint Petersburg, FL33705 7.2 miles from hotel
About St. Petersburg
Aside from Native American Timucuans who lived in the area, the first white men to touch Florida's western coast were 16th century Spanish explorers. In search of gold, new territory, and the elusive Fountain of Youth, they stayed only long enough to realize that nothing lucrative could be easily had and then moved on. In the 19th century, settlers came to farm, to extend the railroad to the Gulf coast, and to benefit physically from the climate. Among them were John C. Williams, a former Union army general, and Peter Demens, a native Russian involved in land speculation. The two collaborated on linking the railroad to the peninsula and then competed to title the region. Ultimately, Demens won, naming the town after his Russian birthplace. In successive years, St. Petersburg gained a reputation for its healthful environment, and vacationers began to flock to the area and its developing beaches. Early in the 20th century, passenger airline service originated in St. Petersburg and helped spur the area's growth. Today, the city - considered Florida's fourth largest - still builds on that impulse and makes much of its revenue from tourism. In fact, visitors find plenty to compete for their attention. Resorts and museums, sunsets and sailing, concerts and spring training, golf courses and beaches - all of these captivate, entertain, and insinuate themselves into the hearts of tourists and residents alike. And whether you come for business with Lucent Technologies, Raymond James Financial, Danka Business Systems, or the Home Shopping Network, or whether you just want to spot a dolphin and feed a pelican, St. Petersburg can make it happen. And lest you not experience all the city has to offer, don't forget to catch a Devil Rays game at Tropicana Field, spend some time at The Pier, and indulge in the city's incomparable claim to fame - the grouper sandwich.
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Life's a beach ... in St. Pete! Beautiful sunsets and fun activities abound at beaches in the St. Petersburg area. Why not try a little fishing, swimming, boating, scuba diving, snorkeling, or even relaxing on the warm sands. Just a reminder ...fishing licenses are required for anyone who fishes in Florida's fresh or salt waters, unless they do so from a bridge, pier, or chartered boat.
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