Stump Pass Beach State Park, State park in Charlotte County, United States.

Stump Pass Beach State Park covers the southern peninsula of Manasota Key plus Whidden and Peterson Keys, east of Englewood. Its pale sand is dotted with clumps of upright beach grass, and a 1.3-mile hiking trail runs through the park. Picnic pavilions, a boardwalk, outdoor showers and restrooms were added in 2000.

The site became a state park in 1971 with minimal facilities and parking. Major improvements came in 2000 when additional parking and modern amenities were added.

The park's name comes from the pass at the tip of the Manasota Key peninsula, where the beach meets the water. In winter, rangers lead turtle walks and nature hikes, and the 1.3-mile hiking trail crosses the sand and grass. Fishing, shark tooth collection and snorkeling are the usual beach activities.

The park is easy to explore on foot with paths leading to the beach and picnic areas. Wear shoes since sand covers most surfaces and shells are scattered throughout.

The park covers the southern peninsula of Manasota Key plus Whidden and Peterson Key, two small islands to the east. A 1.3-mile hiking trail runs through it, and ranger-led turtle walks and nature hikes are offered in winter.