Location: St. Petersburg, Florida
Welcome to Freedom Boat Club of St. Petersburg:
Rustic, vivacious and educational.
From tranquil beaches, to water sports, to museums, this club provides a host of activities for your to-do list.
Beach enthusiasts can escape to rustic Shell Island (on the south end of Pass-A-Grille) for snow-white beaches that are perfect for shelling, fishing or relaxing. Or play at Lighthouse Point, the water sports mecca, where members can enjoy skiing, tubing or wakeboarding only 15 minutes from the marina. And the glorious beaches of Egmont Key are also home to a U.S. Coast Guard Station and Lighthouse.
Six St. Petersburg museums offer intriguing and educational opportunities for all. Among these are the Florida International Museum (a Smithsonian Institution affiliate), and the Florida Holocaust Museum (the fourth largest in the U.S.).
Plus, our honored veterans might enjoy one of Florida’s largest VFW/American Legion posts, located here, with waterfront access near the Lighthouse Point Marina.
Boating Requirements
Effective October 1, 2001, a person 21 years of age or younger may not operate a vessel powered by a motor of 10 horsepower or greater unless such person has in his or her possession aboard the vessel photographic identification and a boater safety identification.
