With over 3,150 people per square mile, Pinellas County today is by far the most densely populated county in the State of Florida and is second only to Atlanta Georgia's Fulton County, in the southeastern United States. Large numbers of residents are attracted to the county's mild sub-tropical climate and strong economy. In 1996, over 4.1 million overnight visitors came to Pinellas County from around the state, the nation and throughout the world.

 

Below, you'll find articles designed to help you get acquainted with Florida's fantastic Gulf Coast. Whether you are a newcomer to Pinellas County or a seasoned visitor, we've got lots to share about the people, places, and things that make the Sunshine Coast the fun, relaxing, and beautiful place it is today.

Featured Articles

Ahoy, families!

Explore some of the best things for kids and the adults in their lives to see and do in the St. Petersburg/Clearwater area.
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John's Pass Village & Boardwalk

Countless visitors come from across the Florida Peninsula, across the United States, and across the World to explore the paradise that is John's Pass. See why!
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The Beaches of Pinellas County

While small in total area, Pinellas enjoys a long coastline along the Gulf Coast, providing over 35 miles of fine white sandy beaches stretching from Tarpon Springs to Fort De Soto.
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Tigers and Wildcats to Square Off in Outback Bowl

Tampa, FL - Outback Bowl officials today extended invitations to Auburn University and the University of Northwestern to play in the 2010 Outback Bowl on New Year's Day in Tampa, Florida.
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