TOP 30 Florida beach resort in Dade City, Florida

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Sandbar RV Resort, located at 40703 Stewart Road in Dade City, Florida, is a 55 active lifestyle community perfect for a night or a whole season stay. Surrounded by lush greenery, palm trees, and a welcoming community, Sandbar offers a beautiful resort experience that will not disappoint. Whether you enjoy exploring state and national forests, top-ranked beaches, or crystal clear springs, you will find your happy place here. The sunny weather in Florida allows for more time to enjoy the outdoors, making Sandbar the ideal destination for those seeking a relaxing and laidback lifestyle. In addition to the natural beauty of Dade City, visitors can explore the area's rich history, downtown attractions, historic sites, art museums, and natural science museums. With the Tampa Bay area nearby, guests can also enjoy championship sports teams, fine dining, arts & culture, and great shopping options.

Waterford Point Apartments is a resort-style rental community located in Miami, Florida. Our luxury Studios, 1 and 2-bedroom apartments offer unique floor plans, convenient location, and a friendly neighborhood. With amenities such as air conditioning, cable-ready connections, washers and dryers, and oversized bedrooms and closets, our apartments set the standard for Miami living. Residents can enjoy two pools, a spa, and a steam room, with select utilities included in the rent. Located near the Florida Turnpike, residents have easy access to local hotspots like Dadeland Mall, Dolphin Mall, and Miami Beach. Students and faculty of FIU and Miami Dade College will appreciate the stress-free commute, while beach lovers will enjoy being just a short drive away from the coast. With a prime location near shopping centers, restaurants, and universities, Waterford Point Apartments is the perfect choice for urban living in Miami. Schedule a personalized tour today and discover your new home.

Indian Key Historic State Park is a unique and historic institution located on an offshore island in Islamorada, Florida, United States. Accessible only by kayak launch, this park offers a glimpse into the past as it was once the first county seat for Dade County in 1836. The island was a hub for salvaging cargo from shipwrecks in the Florida Keys, making it a lucrative business at the time. Today, visitors can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and hiking on the island. Kayak rentals are available from local charter companies for those looking to explore the area by water. Please note that as of Sept. 29, 2021, the boat ramp at Indian Key Fill is closed due to storm damage, and the observation tower is also closed. Park fees can be paid in cash at the iron ranger near the kayak launch or in advance using the "Pay Online Single-Use Day Pass" link. Visit Indian Key Historic State Park for a unique and educational experience in the beautiful Florida Keys.