North Redington Beach
North Redington Beach, FL
North Redington Beach is genuinely harder to get to than its neighbors, with resorts and condos lining most of the shorefront and only around 10 to 15 public parking spots on Bath Club Concourse serving the whole town. The tradeoff is a beach that stays uncrowded even when nearby towns fill up.
The lack of real public parking keeps crowds genuinely thin, a real plus for anyone who finds a spot, but that same scarcity makes it an unreliable choice if arriving anytime after mid-morning.
How we score beachesArrive early, the handful of street spots on Bath Club Concourse are the only public parking in town and they go fast. This isn't the beach to pick if a big parking lot and full amenities matter more than quiet.
Only about 10 to 15 public parking spaces exist, on Bath Club Concourse; there's no public lot.
Beach access from Bath Club Concourse is a short, flat walk once parked.
Dogs are not allowed on the beach in North Redington Beach.
Winter and spring bring the mildest weather and the biggest snowbird crowds to this stretch of the Gulf coast. Summer's heat and hurricane season, June through November, bring the warmest water and afternoon storms.
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