Palm Harbor / Ozello / Crystal Beach

Palm Harbor / Ozello / Crystal Beach

Palm Harbor is best known for the championship golfing at Innis brook Resort & Golf Club. Also nearby are the Gulf Beaches, resorts, parks and an historic downtown area.

Located just west of Palm Harbor is a small community of Ozona which hugs the Gulf of Mexico, north of Dunedin. A perfect mix of work and play that makes this an area to call “home”.

Relax, stroll and swim along 2.5 miles of beautiful beaches, or check out Mad Beach’s rocky southern point, a popular spot for shore fishing. Save a day or more to explore John’s Pass Village & Boardwalk, a rustic waterfront complex with over 100 shops, restaurants and water recreation businesses. From John’s Pass, catch a dolphin cruise or pirate-themed cruise, rent a boat or jet-ski, or even hop on a floating tiki bar. Crystal Beach

Crystal Beach Florida lies along the shore of St Joseph’s Sound, just west of Palm Harbor. Crystal Beach is one of the original communities in Pinellas County. The first settlers came to the area and began homesteading around 1850. It was initially called the town of Seaside and the Orange Belt Railway was completed in the Spring of 1888 and connected the town of Seaside North to Tarpon Springs and South to Dunedin, Clearwater and St. Petersburg.

This beautiful little community is home to Live Oak Park and a lovely fishing pier. The Pinellas Trail runs through Crystal Beach, connecting north and south Pinellas County for bikers and those who enjoy long walks in our tropical paradise.

This little community is convenient to all you could possibly need, yet far enough removed from the action that you feel you are living in the Florida of the 1950s… But don’t paint your postbox! Residents of Crystal Beach do not have home mail delivery; they travel to the post office to send and receive mail.