First time at a salt springs and it was really nice We went kayaking and it was such an amazing…read moretime.

You can hike Springs Trail that winds through pine flatwoods and oak hammocks where you can see…read moreseveral small artesian springs and sinks. On a low tide, you can enjoy the tidal waterfall, just past Salt Spring. Immerse yourself in the parks amazing history by visiting the accessible interpretive displays located throughout the park. It is a birder's paradise with several viewing stands located on the Springs and Eagle trails where you might see bald eagles, roseate spoonbills, the elusive black rail, hawks, wading birds, shorebirds and migratory songbirds galore.

I finally went to check out Robert K. Rees Memorial Park because I'd heard so many people talk…read moreabout it. I'm glad I went, but after seeing it for myself, I realized it's just not my kind of beach. The water was calm, families were happily swimming and letting their kids play, so it's clearly a place that a lot of locals enjoy. Just know that this is a natural Gulf Coast beach, so the water isn't crystal clear, and in some areas there's a soft, muddy bottom beneath the sand that you can feel as you walk. It did have its own charm in how peaceful and unhurried it felt. The boardwalk through the mangroves adds to the experience, and you might spot dolphins, manatees, stingrays, pelicans, herons, and other coastal birds. Sharks are part of the Gulf ecosystem, and although alligators are uncommon at this saltwater beach, they do occasionally wander into coastal areas from nearby freshwater habitats. Even though it wasn't the postcard-perfect beach I was looking for, I'm still glad I took the time to see it for myself.

Robert K Rees Memorial Park/beach was pretty nice. It's a nice little beach with plenty of parking,…read morea playground and a very small 0.1 mi trail. It is pretty small so we left pretty quick because we were expecting the beach to be bigger.

James E. Grey Preserve is a very small nature preserve with not much scenery or anything in the…read moretrails except for trees and the Pitlachascotee River. There is a playground and a lot of parking but that's mostly it.

Beautiful, quiet and easy to understand trails! Just right to get some exercise along a tranquil…read morebody of water and go on with your day. There is a playground for kids and a launch for kayaking.

These guys are great. They follow up with me on orders, shrimp stays healthy all day and they have…read morea good selection of baits.

J & J bait and tackle, 8339 US-19 S Port Richey, FL 34668,…read moremy worst fishing tackle experience ever in my life - I am not kidding. Enter the store with my twins and we all said hello to the gentleman and got no answer. Looking around what they sell, i picked up 2 fish grips for my children, 2 packs of frozen shrimp and floats. While doing so the guy said "don't touch this" to my son as he wanted to touch a lure on the wall, and "hey! Leave that" to my daughter touching a tackle box, already irritating me by his tone to my children, who in fact are extremely used with tackle and fishing. I then paid my stuff, and once done i asked him who does he buy from. He said Stanley and Big Rock wholesalers. I then gave him a pack of my nat shrimp, telling him that's the stuff I do and we do work with both, and that I m telling him this is a free sample for him to give it a try and asking him if he have a business card so I'll be able to send him a catalog, and see if he'll be interested into carrying any of my stuff. He refused to take my free sample, and say if interested he will buy from the wholesalers, no need of sample or catalog. Felt like a slap in my face, never seen at least the politeness of taking my sample and giving me his card. I then told him I never experienced such unwelcoming behavior from start to end, gave him back my stuff and asked for refund. As we left, a gentleman entered and say hello. The 3 of us answered him back, but no sound from the tackle store owner... i never wrote a bad experience and shared it like this, but this one being so bad and at the opposite of what the majority of fishing tackle retailers behavior is, that I found it worth to share to warn people about going to this place. 1st ever for me, but not happy i had to do it. But clearly this was needed. Patrick Sebile

Captain Larry and crew were awesome!! Boat ride to an island in the gulf where we were stayed for…read morehours with music, fantastic food, and great waves. Highly recommend booking a boat day with Captain Larry - you won't regret it!

Had a very enjoyable day!!! A group of 30 of us went for a day cruise on the river & into the Gulf…read morefor a bit. We chattered from 11am-3pm. Stopped for lunch at Whiskey River, which was arranged by the captain. Very relaxing trip with a little history thrown in. Thinking about doing a charter for Hub's 65th birthday coming up.

10/10 for sure!!! Sarah is so friendly , informative and you can tell she loves what she does. This…read moreexperience brought us joy from the time we checked in until we came back to the kayak launch. -- the day was rather windy and rain was in the forecast but luckily we missed out on that and got some sun. We didn't get to paddle out to the stilt houses due to the timing of our rental but the stilt houses look super cool from afar!! The salt springs are amazing & if you are ever in the area and looking for kayaking rent here it was such a great time

Great experience renting kayaks. Sara was enthusiastic, prepared, and a delight. The kayaks were in…read moregreat shape and the springs were gorgeous. Perfect day on the water.