The St. Pete Community Center Complex is a multi-million dollar facility located directly on picturesque Boca Ciega Bay in St. Petersburg Beach, Fl. The complex consists of a Public Skate Park and Community Center Facility which is comprised of multiple offices, meeting rooms and the 3000+ square foot spacious Boca Ciega Ballroom, which can be used for a variety of functions, as well as rented out for memorable Wedding ceremonies or that special event of your choosing.

The Community Center Complex hosts a  comprehensive workout facility, complete with treadmill, elliptical stationary bike, free weights, resistance bands, medicine balls and a large Flat Screen TV. The Complex also includes a  large indoor  air-conditioned gymnasium with a full sized basketball court. You'll also find our  beautiful Family Aquatic Center, which offers a six-lane Junior Olympic size heated swimming pool, two tubular water slides, a zero depth play area with a mushroom fountain and dumping cones for the little ones to enjoy. For those who wish to just lounge and relax, the pool has a great Sundeck with comfortable lounge chairs  as well as a large shaded picnic area where you can take in the sites under huge umbrellas.

There is a handicap-accessible playground next to the pool, in Horan Park, with a covered pavilion with picnic tables and restrooms, also a beautiful grassy park which is home to many of our special city functions such as the "Concert in the Park" series, held twice yearly.

The St. Pete Beach Community Center offers special events, year-round with a great variety of classes and programs for every age group! The services provided by the St. Pete Beach Community Center are provided to enhance the quality of life for both the citizen and visitor!

For more information, you may contact us at 727-363-9245 or visit our website: www.spbrec.com .

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