Duval Street Pocket Park — Attraction in Key West

Park is a stretch. It is a wide brick-paved path (sorry pooch, no green space) at the S end of Duval St, with a few benches and art installations. To the city's credit, they did take a (usually trash-filled) dead-end and beautify it a bit. It does lead to Key West's (tiny) South Beach (where Tennessee Williams swam every morning when he lived in Key West) and is around the corner from the Southernmost Point, so a good spot to take a break and do some people-watching....

Look, it's a pocket park with a beach, a great sunset view, and a bar to grab drinks or eat some quality food. You probably won't spend an entire day here, but it's a nice place to watch a sunset or pop in for a quick little beach experience. Any reviewers complaining about murky water just clearly haven't done their research on the waters and beaches of Key West. This is a great place to step away from the...

The beach was a little busy, and there was a 3-ft layer of rocks between the sand and the beach that you had to walk over to get out and swim. there was a pier that you could walk out and go check out the water, unfortunately I didn't find any shells on this beach. The bars were a little busy but the drinks were good and of course overpriced. And I found a swim bladder to a fish...