Most walkable Tampa suburbs

Ranked on amenities within two miles at 40%, transit stop density at 15%, and the three poll questions about walking to groceries, restaurants and the state of the sidewalks at 45%. Walkability is mostly something residents know and datasets do not.

Updated Sep 2026·59 suburbs considered, 10 listed
1
Downtown Tampa, Florida
Tampa$420k median · 24.8 min commute
Amenities ACommute BResidents inactive
93
Walkability
overall 63 C+
2
The St. Pete Pier in St. Petersburg, Florida, in July 2021.
St. Petersburg$371k median · 25.6 min commute
Amenities A−Commute B−Residents inactive
89
Walkability
overall 64 C+
3
University$165k median · 27.9 min commute
Amenities A−Commute C−Residents inactive
88
Walkability
overall 52 D+
4
West Lealman$169k median · 28.7 min commute
Amenities B+Commute CResidents inactive
84
Walkability
overall 56 C−
5
Lealman$196k median · 25.4 min commute
Amenities B+Commute C+Residents inactive
84
Walkability
overall 56 C−
6
Largo, Florida's new 90,000+ sq ft public library, opened July 31st, 2005. (2005-08-05T1925EDT; Olympus E-10; 19mm; 1/320@f/4, ISO 80; photoedited in Picasa)
Largo$229k median · 24.9 min commute
Amenities BCommute C+Residents inactive
81
Walkability
overall 60 C
7
Clearwater Beach includes a resort area and a residential area on the Gulf of Mexico in Pinellas County on the west central coast of Florida. Just west over the
Clearwater$361k median · 22.7 min commute
Amenities B−Commute BResidents inactive
79
Walkability
overall 61 C
8
Pinellas Park$279k median · 22.5 min commute
Amenities B−Commute BResidents inactive
76
Walkability
overall 61 C
9
Westfield Shoppingtown in Brandon, east of Tampa.
Brandon$339k median · 28.4 min commute
Amenities B+Commute C−Residents inactive
76
Walkability
overall 59 C
10
Seminole,Florida,USA.
Seminole$349k median · 26.3 min commute
Amenities BCommute C+Residents inactive
76
Walkability
overall 62 C
This list's weighting
Amenities 40%Transit stop density 15%Resident poll (Q3, Q4, Q8) 45%

Poll components only count for places with eight or more resident responses; for the others the remaining weights re-normalise to 100%.

Photos from Wikimedia Commons: Tampa (Clément Bardot · CC BY-SA 4.0); St. Petersburg (Jackdude101 · CC BY-SA 4.0); Largo (The original uploader was Baylink at English Wikipedia.. Copyright 2005 Jay R. A · CC BY-SA 3.0); Clearwater (Michel Rathwell from Cornwall, Canada · CC BY 2.0); Brandon (FightingRaven531 (talk) · Public domain); Seminole (Roman Eugeniusz · CC BY-SA 3.0).