St. Pete Beach paddle board rentals directly from your smartphone at McKenney Park off of Bline Pass Road, just a minutes from the beach! Simply download the PADL app, select the station of your choice in St. Pete Beach and get out on the water in seconds! Our West Coast Florida self-service rental station is located just steps from the water to provide you with the best paddle board experience possible. After your ride, check your stats and share your experience! 

If you find yourself staying at any of the nearby hotels such as the Island Inn Beach Resort, Sunset Beach Cottages, or the Don among many others on the beach we are right across the intercoastal! 

***PSA***: The following park is pending the newest development for its very own kayak and stand up paddle board launch zone which will be completed in the next few months. Follow us on social to keep track on all updates happening in around the area!  

About McKenney Park

The #13 Top Things to Do in St. Pete Beach rated park, just got a whole lot nicer! This 4.6 acre park named in honor of a former mayor of St. Pete Beach. Nestled along the intercoastal with its own fishing pier, picnic tables, free parking and a vast green for dog walking – this is a must visit attraction in the area for locals and tourists alike! This park is located at 9300 Blind Pass to be exact, provides a wonderful walk in the park with a nice path and shady trees for any pets and visitors to enjoy. Perfectly situated next door is a local  boat ramp enabling kayak and paddle launches to take you right along the intercoastal.

Things To Do (by this PADL Station)

In St. Pete Beach, Florida, here are the top three things to do:

1. St. Pete Beach: The main attraction, this beautiful stretch of sand offers crystal-clear waters and is perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports. The beach is also lined with restaurants, bars, and shops, making it a lively spot day and night.

2. Pass-a-Grille Historic District: Located at the southern end of St. Pete Beach, this charming area features historic architecture, quaint shops, and local eateries. You can stroll along the beach, visit the small fishing pier, or take a sunset cruise.

3. The Don Cesar Hotel: Known as the “Pink Palace,” this iconic hotel is a landmark in St. Pete Beach. Even if you’re not staying there, you can explore its grand architecture, enjoy a meal at one of its restaurants, or relax at the beachfront bar.