Isle of Capri, Treasure Island

Updated June 22, 2026 · 1,565 residents

The Isle of Capri is a distinct residential community defined by its man-made canal fingers and direct access to Boca Ciega Bay. While the neighborhood offers upscale waterfront views and a quiet, suburban atmosphere, residents should be prepared for significant noise from nearby transit infrastructure and a high risk of flooding.

Key Highlights

Mixed Residential DensityModerate WalkabilityUpscale Waterfront ViewsLimited Pet SpaceCoastal Suburban MixQuiet and SuburbanHigh Noise LevelsUnhealthy Air QualityPurely ResidentialHigh Insurance CoverageConservative LeaningMature Resident PopulationHigh Flood Risk
Map showing the location of Isle of Capri, Treasure Island, FL

About Isle of Capri

The Isle of Capri in Treasure Island, Florida, originated as a series of mangrove islands known historically as the 'Kitchen Keys.' In the mid-1950s, these islands underwent significant land reclamation through major dredging and filling efforts to create the current residential community. The neighborhood is characterized by its man-made 'fingers' of land extending into Boca Ciega Bay, designed to maximize waterfront access for homes. Notable local history includes the site of 'Camp Key,' which once featured a Timucuan burial mound where archaeological artifacts were unearthed in the mid-20th century; this site is now occupied by the Key Capri Condominiums. Today, the neighborhood remains a distinct island community accessible by a single bridge, defined by its canal-front homes and proximity to the Gulf of Mexico.

The area is characterized by its unique layout of residential fingers extending into the water, providing many homeowners with private docks and immediate access to the bay. It maintains a primarily residential environment with virtually no industrial activity, creating a tranquil setting that focuses on coastal living. The visual landscape is dominated by well-maintained properties and swimming pools, reflecting an upscale aesthetic that remains consistent with the broader Treasure Island region.

Prospective residents should consider the trade-offs of living in this coastal community, as the area experiences persistent noise from nearby transportation routes and faces notable flood risks that typically necessitate specialized insurance. The neighborhood is best suited for those seeking a mature, quiet environment, though it offers limited green space for pets and lower privacy levels due to the mix of multi-unit condo complexes and single-family homes. According to iHuus data, while the community provides a stable environment, it is important to factor in the environmental and acoustic conditions when evaluating long-term livability.

Neighborhood Scores Across 15 Qualities

🤫 Privacy Index

Residential spacing varies throughout the area, featuring both multi-unit buildings with shared walls and pockets of more buffered homes. This level of privacy is slightly lower than the average for Treasure Island, according to iHuus data.

🚶 Walkability

Sidewalks are available along major roads and low-traffic interior loops, providing safe crossings for pedestrians. This level of accessibility is slightly lower than the average seen across Treasure Island.

🎨 Visual Appeal

Well-maintained waterfront properties with private docks and swimming pools define the area. This neighborhood presents a visual landscape that is very similar to the Treasure Island average.

🐕 Dog Friendliness

Central park access and ball fields provide some outdoor space, but residential streets lack the wide green verges found elsewhere in Treasure Island. According to iHuus data, walking pets through the immediate neighborhood offers fewer grassy areas than the city average.

🗺️ Urban-Rural Index

Residential pockets feature a mix of multi-story condo complexes and single-family canal homes, reflecting a density that aligns with the city average. This landscape provides a blend of developed coastal infrastructure and open waterfront views.

Neighborhood Vibe

Low levels of commercial activity and social density create a much more subdued atmosphere than the city average. Most areas are primarily residential and lack significant points of interest, though certain pockets near coastal landmarks offer increased walkability and hospitality options.

🔊 Acoustic Comfort

Persistent noise from nearby transit infrastructure makes this area significantly louder than the Treasure Island average. Residents should expect frequent disruptions from heavy transportation or industrial activity according to iHuus data.

🌿 Air Quality

Frequent periods of unhealthy air quality pose a significant risk to sensitive groups. According to iHuus data, these levels are consistent with the city average for Treasure Island.

🏭 Industrial Proximity

Industrial activity is virtually non-existent in this area, with no warehouses or hazardous facilities detected. According to iHuus data, the landscape consists entirely of residential streets, recreational marinas, and small-scale hospitality venues, which is even more tranquil than the city average.

🏥 Health Insurance Coverage

Health insurance access is nearly universal among residents, sitting slightly above the Treasure Island average according to iHuus data.

🗳️ Ideological Lean

Political demographics in this area favor conservative viewpoints more heavily than the Treasure Island average, according to iHuus data.

👥 Population Age Profile

Predominantly older adults reside in this area, with a modest presence of younger residents. This age distribution is consistent with the broader Treasure Island area, according to iHuus data.

🌊 Flood Safety

Property within the 100-year floodplain faces significant inundation risks, and flood insurance is typically required for residents. This level of risk is slightly higher than the average found throughout Treasure Island, according to iHuus data.

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Walkabilityavg 7.62
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Acoustic Comfortavg 2.86
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Privacy Indexavg 5.43
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Visual Appealavg 8.1
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Dog Friendlinessavg 5.14
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Urban-Rural Indexavg 6.55
Neighborhood Vibeavg 4.39
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Health Insurance Coverageavg 8.97
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Air Qualityavg 2
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Industrial Proximityavg 9.33
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Flood Safetyavg 2.59
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Ideological Leanavg 2.04
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Population Age Profileavg 6.6
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School Quality

School Districts Serving Isle of Capri

Pinellas County School District school district map
Pinellas County School District
Grades K–128/10
152 schools Rating range: 110 / 10

Pinellas County School District stands as a Solid/Stable community institution characterized by strong academic achievements and deep voter support, even as it navigates significant demographic shifts. Leadership is highly stable; Superintendent Kevin Hendrick, a 25-year district veteran, seamlessly succeeded a decade-long superintendent in 2022. This continuity is mirrored in the community's financial trust. In November 2024, voters overwhelmingly approved doubling the local option school property tax millage to support teacher salaries and arts programs, a clear signal of public backing. The district boasts an overall A grade from the state, anchored by prestigious flagship institutions like Palm Harbor University High and East Lake High. However, the district faces a notable headwind: a long-term decline in student enrollment driven by rising local housing costs and lower birth rates. This trend has prompted a proactive Planning for Progress initiative, resulting in the planned closure and consolidation of several underutilized campuses. While these closures and occasional localized book-ban controversies present operational challenges, the district's robust financial health and academic excellence keep it highly resilient.

Schools

Midtown AcademyElementary
10/10
Plato Academy ClearwaterElementary
10/10
Madeira Beach Fundamental K-8Elementary
10/10
Oakhurst Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Oldsmar Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Curtis Fundamental ElementaryElementary
10/10
Plumb Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Shore Acres Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Sunset Hills Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Tarpon Springs Fundamental EleElementary
10/10
Leila Davis Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Curlew Creek Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Cypress Woods Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Lake St. George Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Plato Academy Palm Harbor Charter SchoolElementary
10/10
Clearwater Fundamental Middle SchoolMiddle
10/10
James B. Sanderlin K-8Elementary
10/10
Anona Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Bauder Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Bay Vista Fundamental Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Pasadena Fundamental Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Richard O Jacobson Technical High School At SeminoleHigh
10/10
Safety Harbor Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
San Jose Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Joseph L. Carwise Middle SchoolMiddle
10/10
Osceola Fundamental HighHigh
10/10
Sutherland Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Southern Oak Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Gulf Beaches Elementary Magnet SchoolElementary
10/10
East Lake Middle School Academy Of EngineeringMiddle
10/10
Kings Highway Elementary Magnet SchoolElementary
10/10
East Lake High SchoolHigh
10/10
Brooker Creek Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Discovery Academy Of ScienceElementary
10/10
Elisa Nelson ElementaryElementary
10/10
St. Petersburg Collegiate High School North PinellasHigh
10/10
St. Petersburg Collegiate Stem High SchoolHigh
10/10
Forest Lakes Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Palm Harbor University HighHigh
10/10
Academie Da Vinci Charter SchoolElementary
10/10
St. Petersburg Collegiate High SchoolHigh
10/10
Thurgood Marshall FundamentalMiddle
10/10
Orange Grove Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Ozona Elementary SchoolElementary
10/10
Pinellas Virtual FranchiseOther
8/10
Azalea Elementary SchoolElementary
8/10
Belcher Elementary SchoolElementary
8/10
Dunedin Highland Middle SchoolMiddle
8/10
Pinellas Central Elementary SchoolElementary
8/10
Frontier Elementary SchoolElementary
8/10
Walsingham Elementary SchoolElementary
8/10
Pinellas Preparatory AcademyElementary
8/10
Plato Academy Of St.PetersburgElementary
8/10
Mildred Helms Elementary SchoolElementary
8/10
Ponce De Leon Elementary SchoolElementary
7/10
Seminole Elementary SchoolElementary
7/10
Seminole Middle SchoolMiddle
7/10
Tarpon Springs High SchoolHigh
7/10
Tyrone Middle SchoolMiddle
7/10
Garrison-Jones Elementary SchoolElementary
7/10
Fitzgerald Middle SchoolMiddle
7/10
Skycrest Elementary SchoolElementary
7/10
Tarpon Springs Middle SchoolMiddle
7/10
Palm Harbor Middle SchoolMiddle
7/10
Plato Academy Charter School Tarpon SpringsElementary
7/10
Northwest Elementary SchoolElementary
7/10
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings ElemElementary
6/10
Lakeview Fundamental ElementaryElementary
6/10
North Shore Elementary SchoolElementary
6/10
Oak Grove Middle SchoolMiddle
6/10
Safety Harbor Middle SchoolMiddle
6/10
New Heights Elementary SchoolElementary
6/10
Plato Academy Largo Charter SchoolElementary
6/10
Highland Lakes Elementary SchoolElementary
6/10
Sawgrass Lake Elementary SchoolElementary
6/10
Athenian AcademyElementary
6/10
Bardmoor Elementary SchoolElementary
6/10
Clearwater High SchoolHigh
6/10
Dunedin High SchoolHigh
6/10
Ridgecrest Elementary SchoolElementary
6/10
Sandy Lane Elementary SchoolElementary
6/10
Seventy-Fourth St. ElementaryElementary
6/10
Skyview Elementary SchoolElementary
6/10
Starkey Elementary SchoolElementary
6/10
Westgate Elementary SchoolElementary
6/10
Plato SeminoleElementary
6/10
Bear Creek Elementary SchoolElementary
5/10
Belleair Elementary SchoolElementary
5/10
Campbell Park Elementary SchoolElementary
5/10
Perkins Elementary SchoolElementary
5/10
Lakewood Elementary SchoolElementary
5/10
Lealman Avenue Elementary SchoolElementary
5/10
Melrose Elementary SchoolElementary
5/10
Pinellas Park Middle SchoolMiddle
5/10
Osceola Middle SchoolMiddle
5/10
Douglas L. Jamerson Jr. ElementaryElementary
5/10
Eisenhower Elementary SchoolElementary
5/10
Lynch Elementary SchoolElementary
5/10
Gulfport Montessori Elementary SchoolElementary
5/10
Largo High SchoolHigh
5/10
St. Petersburg High SchoolHigh
5/10
Tarpon Springs Elementary SchoolElementary
5/10
Countryside High SchoolHigh
5/10
John M. Sexton Elementary SchoolElementary
5/10
Mcmullen-Booth Elementary SchoolElementary
5/10
Northeast High SchoolHigh
5/10
Largo Middle SchoolMiddle
4/10
Blanton Elementary SchoolElementary
4/10
Pinellas Academy Of Math And ScienceElementary
4/10
Bay Point Middle SchoolMiddle
4/10
High Point Elementary SchoolElementary
4/10
Lakewood High SchoolHigh
4/10
Seminole High SchoolHigh
4/10
John Hopkins Middle SchoolMiddle
4/10
Plato Academy Pinellas Park Charter SchoolElementary
4/10
Bay Point Elementary SchoolElementary
3/10
Fuguitt Elementary SchoolElementary
3/10
Gibbs High SchoolHigh
3/10
Meadowlawn Middle SchoolMiddle
3/10
Mount Vernon Elementary SchoolElementary
3/10
Woodlawn Elementary SchoolElementary
3/10
Dixie M. Hollins High SchoolHigh
3/10
Dunedin Elementary SchoolElementary
3/10
Maximo Elementary SchoolElementary
3/10
Pinellas Park High SchoolHigh
3/10
Azalea Middle SchoolMiddle
2/10
Cross Bayou Elementary SchoolElementary
2/10
Boca Ciega High SchoolHigh
2/10
Pinellas Park Elementary SchoolElementary
1/10
Fairmount Park Elementary SchoolElementary
1/10
Pinellas High InnovationOther
Not rated
Bayside High SchoolHigh
Not rated
Paul B. Stephens Ese CenterOther
Not rated
Disston AcademyHigh
Not rated
Calvin A. Hunsinger SchoolOther
Not rated
Ese CountywideOther
Not rated
Pinellas County JailHigh
Not rated
Pinellas Mycroschool Of Integrated Academics And TechnologiHigh
Not rated
Dropout Prevention SchoolOther
Not rated
Enterprise Charter High SchoolHigh
Not rated
Pinellas Virtual Instruction ProgramOther
Not rated
Lealman Innovation AcademyHigh
Not rated
Pinellas Gulf Coast AcademyHigh
Not rated
Pinellas Virtual K-12Other
Not rated
Strive AcademyHigh
Not rated
Hospital/HomeboundOther
Not rated
Pace Center For GirlsHigh
Not rated
Pinellas Juvenile Det CenterOther
Not rated
Chi Chi Rodriquez AcademyMiddle
Not rated
Pinellas TeleschoolHigh
Not rated
Nina Harris Ese CenterOther
Not rated
Richard L. Sanders SchoolOther
Not rated

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Isle of Capri a good place for families?
The neighborhood is served by the Pinellas County School District, which is well-regarded for academic performance and financial stability. However, the area is better suited for those who prioritize a quiet, mature environment over proximity to large parks or extensive pet-friendly green spaces.
What should I know about flood risk in this neighborhood?
Properties in this area are located within the 100-year floodplain, meaning they face a high risk of inundation. Most residents are required to maintain flood insurance to protect their homes against these environmental challenges.
Is the neighborhood quiet?
While the community is primarily residential and lacks industrial activity, it is subject to persistent noise from nearby transit infrastructure. This results in a louder acoustic environment than many other parts of Treasure Island.