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Craig Park (Permit Required from City of Tarpon Spring)

Anclote River - Whitcomb Bayou, Pinellas County, FL

Quick AnswerTarpon Springs requires a city boat launch permit at Craig Park, from $26.75. FWC inventory marks this ramp as fee-required but lists no amount (not verified; call first). Fee from owner's own page. Not yet verified by phone
From the FWC boat ramp inventory, read Oct 26, 2026. FWC does not date its fee entries.

Key Facts

Launch fee
FWC inventory marks this ramp as fee-required but lists no amount (not verified; call first)
Fee collected by
Pre-Paid Permit Only
Parking fee
No fee published, call first
Hours
24 Hours (per FWC inventory)
Lanes
2 (per FWC inventory)
Type
Boat ramp
Water body
Anclote River - Whitcomb Bayou
Address
South Spring Blvd., Tarpon Springs, FL 34689
Owner
City of Tarpon Springs
Status
Listed as Open for Business by FWC. Not confirmed by phone
Phone
Not listed in FWC inventory
Coordinates
28.14595, -82.76199

What The Owner Says

What Did You Pay Here?

No visitor reports yet. We show a report only after we review it.

Questions

What does the owner say it costs to launch at Craig Park (Permit Required from City of Tarpon Spring)?

Residents must show proof of residency, a government photo ID and current trailer registration. Non-residents need trailer registration. The permit page does not list a daily rate. The page shows no update date. We have not confirmed this by phone.

How much does it cost to launch at Craig Park (Permit Required from City of Tarpon Spring)?

FWC inventory marks this ramp as fee-required but lists no amount (not verified; call first). The inventory does not date its fee entries and we have not confirmed this by phone, so call the owner before you go.

Is Craig Park (Permit Required from City of Tarpon Spring) open?

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission inventory lists it as Open for Business. The inventory was derived from a 2009 dataset and individual entries carry no check date, so confirm hours and closures with the owner.

Do residents pay less at Craig Park (Permit Required from City of Tarpon Spring)?

The city's permit page lists a 12-month resident permit at $26.75, a 12-month non-resident permit at $107 and a 30-day pass at $26.75, covering Craig Park and Sunset Beach. Residents must show proof of residency, a government photo ID and current trailer registration. Non-residents need trailer registration. Source: City of Tarpon Springs: Marina and Boat Launch Permits. We have not confirmed this by phone.

Who runs Craig Park (Permit Required from City of Tarpon Spring)?

The FWC inventory lists the owner as City of Tarpon Springs. Call before you go to confirm the fee, hours and any closures.

Also see all boat ramps in Tarpon Springs.

Sources

Basics on this page come from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC-FWRI) boat ramp inventory. Not for navigation. "Verified by phone" appears only after we confirm with the owner. How we verify.

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