Indian Rocks Beach
About Indian Rocks Beach
Among the early landmarks were the Indian Rocks Sundry Store, the Indian Beach Hotel and a railroad spur crossing the bay. After a number of years of declining use, the rail spur was removed. The first Indian Rocks Bridge was built in 1916, and its location, in the “Narrows,” is indicated by a historical marker. The community grew and developed during its early days, but after World War II that growth started to accelerate rapidly.
Today, Indian Rocks Beach is a thriving community that has maintained most of its original character, and supports a lively mixture of recreational activities. From its Library, Historic Museum, Beach Art Center, local Little League, dog park, nature preserve, fishing docks, (resident use the boat launch and new public marina) there is plenty to do and numerous ways to get involved. Indian Rocks Beach continues to thrive with the input from several active community and civic associations and new faces and families that decide to make it their Florida beach home, you’ll find a smile on every face, and a warm Florida welcome with everyone you