Despite the fact that Cross Creek Park has been growing over the past few years, there is still not…read moremuch going on here. It currently is made up of three baseball fields (which I rarely see being used), a basketball court and a grassy area big enough for a touch football game. The Pride Elementary playground is easily accessible from the park as is a pavilion. Bring water with you, there are no water fountains anywhere to be found. But there is a bathroom. One lonely blue portable pushed up against field one. I can't vouch for the inside of it or the amount of toilet paper that is stocked because I've never used it. On certain mornings (Saturdays?) you can catch hot air balloons taking off from the park. With the sun rising in the background and hot air balloons growing in the foreground, it is quite a serene scene. There are usually cranes walking around the small park so that adds a little natural element. All things being equal, I much prefer Flatwoods or Branchton as there is more to do. Unfortunately those aren't walkable from my apartment.

This park is great for kids 3-5 IMHO. There's a large field next to it for soccer or running…read morearound. No water fountains. 2 large pavilions. The only resource for a bathroom is a port-a-potty which has apparently been there over a year, eww. DOWNSIDE: there was trash all over the playground. Likely from the kids at the school, which is right next to the park. I will choose to go back but really wish the city would clean it more often.

Took a nice walk and checked out all that they have to offer. We walked the perimeter of the park…read morefor a total of 1.74 miles. The path was paved and shaded at times. Plenty of parking for the various activities and fields. It was a huge sports complex. They also offer activities for kids, adults, and families. Pasco County residents pay $10 for the year for the membership.

Such a cute park! We love the large playground and inside area with gyms (that have things you can…read moresign up for). They are friendly and have lots of flyers on the walls for various activities.

This is really a lovely park. There are access points on at least three sides. Takomah St. Has the…read morebig parking lot. The lake / pond is through the woods over the boardwalk on the other side. There is also a playground. Lovely birds. Some butterflies. Various ferns. Wetland, forest, grassy and parklike areas. Plenty of space to wander, explore, run around. I enjoyed my visit. Lettuce Lake is more big time, on the river, and you can see gators there, but this is a lovely escape and a nice place to relax. Walk your dog. Get a nature fix.

This is a pretty decent park to take the little ones to. There are various playground equipments…read morearound for the kids to play and a short trail.

We so enjoyed our visit to this park! It was a low humidity, rather cool day. Perfect for bug…read morefree hiking and exploring. Wonderful boardwalk path, a great paved path, and we even hiked on the Cross Seminole trail. The river and dock were beautiful, but we didn't put our kayaks in since the current looked pretty strong. The camping looks really nice and the RV sites were large and had electric. Would like to come back and camp there. The park, paths, bathrooms, playgrounds were well maintained. Kudos to the people working there for providing such a beautiful place!

Rural, quiet, and peaceful, Withlacoochee River Park is a county park with tons of hiking…read more(including the Florida Trail!), camping, river views, fishing, and canoe launch. I was visiting Dade City on a gorgeous day and couldn't bear to eat lunch inside so this was my picnic spot and it was glorious. There was no fee or donation box; however there may be one for camping facilities so do your research beforehand. Highly recommend. Note: No swimming allowed in the river.

Beautiful park to visit near Sandhill pine and is next to I-75…read more The park is free to park and there are lot of parking spots available. The park has lot of swings where children can enjoy and can have a picnic with available picnic tables for lunch or gathering. New Tampa Nature Park is popular for bike riders and has a nice trail. There is a small paved bridge also and the nature park is good for biking as well as hiking.

Great park in the heart of New Tampa. If you know where the taco bell is you aren't far from the…read morepark, a bit of a hidden gem. Did some walking and bushwhacking looking for geocaches here with a friend. She even hid one of her own so keep an eye out if you're a seeker :) There is a grwat zipline and little rock and rope area at the front of the park, kids were politely taking turns using the equipment. Park seems really well maintained and has a number of benches and picnic tables. Highly recommend especially if you have younger kids. It does feed into nearby larger parks in the area as well.

This place is fantastic for hosting events table roof and bbq place and offers an amazing area for…read morewalking and jogging! You'll be treated to stunning views of the Hillsborough River, making every step a delight. Plus, there's a wonderful play area for kids right inside, ensuring fun for the whole family! Don't miss out on this vibrant spot!

This is a good park for a nice walk along the Hillsboro River. It is located right across the…read morestreet from the zoo on N. Blvd. Today was the first time that I visited here. It started to rain but that didn't stop me. As long as I stayed along the trail close to the Hillsborough River, I didn't get too wet. The trail had a lot of shaded trees. There are two playgrounds, quite a few picnic shelters, and a boat ramp. There's plenty of parking and they keep the park relatively clean. It even is a stop for the water taxi. I would come back again.

This is a nice little park located in Zephyrhills just a few blocks off of Gall Blvd. They have a…read morebasketball court and a nice green area for running around, frisbee tossing, or even kite flying. They also have a play area with a slide for small children.

If you wish get away from the city for a few minutes without having to travel far Lake Park should…read morebe on your to do list. I attended a friend's Christmas holiday event at Lake Park and it was surprising to find out what I had overlooked the last time I was there. This park has a number of FUN-dementals to offer the average city slicker. The park currently offers canoeing (weather permitting). Which we will go back in Spring to try out. They have a BMX ramp/exhibit which has areas for practicing *BMX membership required for practice. They have 3 hiking trails that span out about 1.5- 3 miles. **You can ride bikes also. It has 2 lakes: Jackson & Starvation which allows fishing and camping is allowed for non profit organizations. The park does have a few shelters for rent and if they are not reserved on a particular day they are first come first serve. Along with all of the things mentioned above the park offers a gazebo for intimate affairs like marriages. A horse-show.**Select dates. It has a volleyball space and an archery ramp. There's so much more to see at this beautiful conservatory I want you to make plans for that trip sooner than later!!

This park has an outdoor archery range. If you are a bow hunter and you live in north Hillsborough…read moreCounty, this is a good place to keep your skills sharp.