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From FUSION Treasure Island, attractions line up fast: Treasure Island beach days, John’s Pass adventures, and easy drives to St. Pete culture. Add stadium nights, sunset sails, and local bites, and the only hard part is choosing what happens first.
Game night hits different when the Tampa Bay Rays are in town. Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg sits about 7.4 miles from FUSION Treasure Island, close enough for a quick pregame bite, a few innings under the dome, and a late-night victory lap back to the beach.
Swap flip-flops for faceoff energy with the Tampa Bay Lightning. Amalie Arena in downtown Tampa is roughly 29 miles away, making it an easy night out with big-league vibes, concerts, and that electric crowd roar that turns a simple outing into a full-on story, any season.
For soccer with waterfront swagger, catch the Tampa Bay Rowdies at Al Lang Stadium in downtown St. Petersburg. About 9 miles from FUSION, it blends match-day energy with breezy bay views, quick concessions, and nearby bars for post-game strolling that keeps the night rolling, too.
Football weekends level up fast when the Tampa Bay Buccaneers take the field at Raymond James Stadium. Around 27 miles from FUSION, it’s tailgates, cannons, and crowd noise in full surround sound. Then it’s an easy cruise back to Treasure Island beach for a well-earned wind-down.
Sunset plans, upgraded. Suncoast Sailing runs day and sunset sails aboard the iconic Suncoast Horizon schooner, cruising through John’s Pass and out toward the Gulf. BYOB is welcome, coolers and a restroom are onboard, and reservations are smart because trips sell out. About 0.5 miles away.
Bring a little friendly competition to the sunshine. Treasure Bay is Treasure Island’s waterfront recreation hub with tennis and pickleball courts in a park setting overlooking Boca Ciega Bay. Organized and open play sessions keep things social, and court reservations are available. About 0.6 miles from the resort.
Add a fresh edge to your pickleball game at Rosselli Park. Newly opened in April 2026, Rosselli Park features six premium, professional-grade pickleball courts designed with a SportsMaster Pro Cushion System to reduce joint impact and enhance comfort. Evening lighting and new netting make it easy to play day or night. About 2 miles from the resort.
The Treasure Island Beach Trail is a paved path that parallels the shoreline between 104th and 119th Avenues, built for strolling, biking, and sunset pacing. Sea oats, salty air, and easy beach access do the heavy lifting. Perfect for low-effort movement with high-reward views. About 0.5 miles away.
When the group can’t agree on one plan, John’s Pass solves it. This historic waterfront village packs shops, restaurants, and on-the-water fun into one boardwalk stroll. Book a dolphin cruise or rent a jet ski, then grab seafood with a view. About 1.5 miles away.
Fort DeSoto Park is where beach time meets nature time. Expect wide-open sand, trails, fishing, and plenty of room to wander, all inside a Pinellas County park on the water. It’s an easy choice for a day trip that feels like a full reset. About 9 miles away.
Pass-a-Grille brings old-Florida charm with a side of calm. Tucked at the southern end of St. Pete Beach, it’s walkable, laid-back, and built for beach days that don’t feel crowded. Browse boutiques, grab an ice cream, then watch the sky do its sunset thing. About 5 miles away.
The St. Pete Pier is not just a pier; it’s a full waterfront playground. Spread across 26 acres, it’s made for strolling, biking, eating, sipping, shopping, and catching views of Tampa Bay. Go for an hour, stay for the whole afternoon. About 9 miles away.
Sunken Gardens is a tropical time-out in the middle of the city. This historic botanical spot invites slow wandering through lush pathways, vibrant blooms, and plenty of shade. Perfect for a change of pace from sand and salt, with photo ops baked into every turn. About 8 miles away.
Middle Grounds Grill brings Gulf-to-table energy with fresh seafood, steaks, and a polished, coastal vibe. Reservations are by phone, so planning ahead pays off on busy nights. Located on Gulf Boulevard, it’s roughly 0.3 miles from FUSION, perfect for a quick ride and a long dinner.
VIP Mexican American Cuisine keeps it casual, loud-in-a-good-way, and seriously satisfying. Expect bold tacos, house favorites, and margaritas that show up ready to work. It’s first come, first served, so arriving early is a power move. About 0.3 miles from FUSION for a quick post-beach bite.
Sloppy Joe’s on the Beach serves Key West style fun right on the sand, with indoor seating and multiple outdoor decks. Fresh seafood, tropical cocktails, and live entertainment keep the vibe moving from brunch to sunset. Located at 10650 Gulf Blvd, about 0.3 miles from FUSION.
Ricky T’s is the everything spot: three bars, plenty of TVs, and live music nightly. Grab wings, seafood, or something snackable, then let the patio do the rest. It sits on Gulf Boulevard across from the beach, roughly 0.3 miles from FUSION. Great for a casual late start.
Sea Dog Brewing Co. pairs house-brewed beers with Gulf-inspired comfort food and waterfront views on the intracoastal. Two levels, plenty of room, and a lively atmosphere make it a solid hang for groups. Boat docks are available, and the downstairs is dog friendly. About 1.0 mile from FUSION.