The Stump Pass Beach State Park is a state park in Englewood, Florida. It is best known for being the home of a secluded beach, right in the heart of the Florida, a state famous for its beaches and resorts.

The Stump Pass Beach State Park is composed of three islands, the Peterson Island, Whidden Island, and Manasota Key. Visitors can enjoy the view of the Gulf of Mexico here, as well as its beautiful white sand beach. Swimming is allowed all year round, as well as a lot of other outdoor activities encouraged on the site.

If you will visit the Stump Pass Beach State Park, you can go snorkeling, wildlife viewing, shelling, fishing, picnicking, boating, kayaking, canoeing, and scuba diving here.