Kolb is our main Indian Rocks Beach park with skate park, complete playgrounds, gazebo for picnics,…read more merry go round, racquet ball court, excellent little league baseball feild with concessions, bathrooms, swings for adults and babies, basketball court, 2 tennis courts and shaded with indigenous trees! See it to believe it! Also many local festivals through out the year!

It's a very small park, so small that I wouldn't even call it a park. It does have a tennis court…read moreand a baseball field. Baddies that there isn't much more to it. Many non locals use sidewalks as free parking for their beach day.

Playground with a large play structure, short swirl slide, some climbing parts, rocking steps with…read morebar, long blue & Medium green slide. Musical playing wall & 2 swings on one side then chair seat & swing on baby playground side. Circular rope spinner seemed like it needed oil as it spun in a slow motion unable to go faster as other parks had. Rock climbing structures & spinning chairs Monkey bars don't have a ladder for shorter kids to get up unless they know how to climb the line bar.

Phenomenal playground! I just went with my 4yo, 2yo &…read more4month old for the first time. The playground is completely gated in which gives peace of mind when you have more than one toddler to keep an eye on. So many different shady spots whether it's because of the trees or canopies or coveted playgrounds. My 4month old was in her car seat the whole time so I just switched her from one shady spot to another as the older two played. So many different things to play, climb and interact it. Plenty of benches / seating area for adults to sit at. I didn't need to use the bathroom but it is right in the playground which is also helpful. Will 100% be going back.

My 8 month old baby boy had his first time on a swing and a slide at the Pier 60 playground. It was…read moreso much fun and we were really happy to see him enjoy it all. I was wondering while planning a trip if this place had stuff to do for infants! It absolutely does!! They got baby swings and slides! They got more for the older kids too! It's right across the entrance to the pier.

The good -- both playgrounds are covered, which is absolutely necessary for the Florida heat!…read moreThere's a big jungle gym that's not covered, but that isn't a deal breaker of course. The playground is all sand which is nice and soft. The bad: LOOKING FOR PARKING. If you are not within walking distance, looking for parking to go to the playground is really tough. The parking lot closest to the playground is often full -- so we parked at the Hilton which is the next closest, but their garage is $20/hr.

A absolutely wonderful park. Lots of walking paths. Dogs are welcome BUT MUST BE LEASHED. There…read moreis a lovely boardwalk that brings you to a covered pavilion where you can enjoy the Intracoastal waterway in Largo.

This is a nice little green space. Dogs aren't allowed on the trails but we traversed by the…read moreplayground and Gilligans Island area as well as out on the boardwalk. ***SPOILER ALERT*** The boardwalk takes you out over mangroves and sandy fiddler crab habitat out to a view of the intercoastal. The U.S. 19 of boat traffic. It's a cool water view and nice covered spot to relax and watch boats go by on the water. The park is nice. Audubon Society is planting some trees. Strategic plantings blocking the view of nearby apartments and a large boat storage area would be helpful. Not an isolated or huge nature oasis. Sounds of humanity abound. But def a nice greenspace to checkout. Another one is nearby for turtle lovers. George P. Something or other. No bikes or dogs or such on trail. Some bird boxes around and I've been told bird watching is good here but I prefer to be closer to nature and the sounds of the God Mother.

This is a great little park with a walking/biking path just over a mile long. It's relatively quiet…read moreand a few workout stations along the east end of the loop. Bonus: There are always great birds to see!

This is a great neighborhood park for walking and spotting wildlife! There is exercise equipment…read morealong the walking trail. The entire loop is about a mile long.

Marymont Park is a neighborhood park. It has a large open field, basketball court, playground and a…read morepicnic shelter area. The playground is more for school age kids from 5-12. They do have two baby/Toddler swings for the little ones. The basketball court looks newer and has 6 hoops to practice on. I'm rating it a 4 because the park does have some garbage and broken glass near the playground but otherwise this park is a good neighborhood park to visit.

This beautiful park is located just south of Court St. between Betty Land and Hillcrest Ave. in…read moreClearwater. The only parking lot is the large lot facing Court St. on the north. They've got trails to walk, a playground for the kids and the David Martin Soccer Fields on the property. Everything is wonderfully maintained. The lakes/ponds are all full of wildlife of all varieties. Glen Oaks Park is a wonderful venue for jogging, walking, picnics, playgrounds and sports. You should all drop by to see Florida's natural environment. There's lots of shady trees, too!

This is a beautiful park to grab some fresh air in if you are a local. If you live outside of…read moreClearwater, there are better parks that you can visit. Glen Oaks Park runs up against a neighborhood on the south side. The west end of the trail passes by some apartment complexes. It has a 1 mile paved trail around a few different retention ponds. The park is beautiful and looks like the city maintains it well. There are a plethora of tall, beautiful, sprawling trees. It would be a nice place to read a book on a cooler day. I saw a few birds here. There are a lot of alligator signs, but I did not find any. The pond contains a massive amount of turtles that come swimming toward you when you walk out on to the overlook. This indicates that people have been feeding them here (which is really not good for the animals, but happens often at parks in our area). The park also has soccer fields, boardwalks with overlooks that go out onto the water, and a small playground. The playground has a small rock wall, a rope web, and a tire swing. It has bathrooms, but they were closed when I visited. I am not sure why. There were not any signs, but the gates were pulled and locked. Overall, it is a decent local park. I probably will not return that often because the trail was a little short for me. It was fun to explore and visit for my first time here.

Very small, not a great part of town but kids were looking for a place to shoot hoops. One…read morebasketball hoop and a playground structure. No parking except on the road but not busy--we parked the motorhome. Clean. No trash around. Has shaded area and a picnic table.