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Indian Rocks Beach, a quiet town of 4,136 full-time residents located on the coast, was initially developed in the 1920s as a weekend getaway destination for wealthy inland residents. Its 2.7 miles of beachfront are popular with families and senior citizens alike. Despite its "sleepy" appearance, Indian Rocks Beach is home to some of the best-known restaurants along the Gulf Coast, including Crabby Bills and Guppy's. Indian Rocks Beach holds a popular Arts and Crafts Festival every November and April. The city features more than 20 beach accesses located along Gulf Boulevard.
For more information about Indian Rocks Beach:
www.tampabaybeaches.com/indianrocks.htm
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