https://www.tripadvisor.com has a decent web page all about Walsingham Park…read more http://pinellascounty.org ' park also does a decent article on Walsingham Park. Walsingham Park is 354 acres with a 100-acre lake in Largo. The park has two entrances: one on Walsingham Road and one on 102 nd Avenue N. The park also provides a 6-mile trail, a playground, Dogs aloud in all areas of the park Keep on a leash at all times.

Really solid park in Pinellas County! If anything, I think this is often an overlooked park. But…read morethis place has excellent hiking and bike trails. Parking is plentiful and are close to the shelters. The shelters themselves are in good condition, with lots of good sized trash bins and a good sized grill. Bathrooms are also kept pretty clean. There's also some very calming and beautiful views of the lake. All in all, don't forget about this park when you are planning an outing or picnic! :)

Best fishing charter in the Tampa bay/ St Pete area, I went…read moreon a charter with him last week and caught so many fish couldn't be more happy, I'd recommend this charter to anyone friends or family especially

From the owner: Double O Fishing Charters is a locally owned and operated company that's provided personalized…read morefishing expeditions in Madeira Beach since the 1970s. Having grown up on the waters of the world-famous John's Pass, we know all the ins and outs of the best fishing spots. With us, you won't find your average commercial fishing charter -- you'll find a family of locals that will give you great fishing and personal, friendly guidance. Whether you're looking for an all-day fishing trip or just a sightseeing tour, you can always trust us to give you a trip that you'll never forget.

Small park with parking, bathrooms and access to the mangroves. Nice place to take a walk while you…read moreare taking a break.

WOW! I saw a female alligator sitting on top of her nest so eggs keeping them warm and protected…read more Stayed at a safe distance but she must have been at least 10 feet with a huge mid section. What a sight to see.

This has a good trail, two lakes, and the typical Florida plants. It is a very pleasant 2 mile walk…read morearound the trail. There is a boardwalk out to the large lake, but they have neglected it and there are more and more hundreds of square meters of water weeds clogging it. If they don't do something soon, the lake will become unusable. There is a 10 foot alligator in the small lake that you occasionally see, which is fun. He/she sometimes suns himself on the bank so be careful. After Milton and Helene, the squirrels that used to follow you around on the trail are nowhere to be seen, and very few birds either. I suppose over time they will repopulate the park. It's a great way to spend an hour or so.

Surprise!! There's more to see and do while visiting Indian Rocks Beach than just the BEAUTIFUL…read morebeach itself... Our wonderful Airbnb recommended a visit to this nearby nature preserve (walking distance from where we stayed...) and it was a GREAT for a mid-morning stroll (should have gone at sunrise, but VACATION!!) The park looks small-ish from the main road, but venture in and check out the beautiful boardwalk that will have you "up close and personal" with the mangroves, lots of informative signs about the "residents" of this preserve, and if you're luckier than we were, apparently lots of birds and other creatures. The trail is not incredibly well-marked, but it's short enough that even a wrong turn or two won't leave you hopelessly lost. Clean, scenic, COOL in the shade, and definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!! Enjoy!!

Fun little detour to see the water up close and walk among the mangroves. Perfect for a short walk…read moreand bird watching. Well maintained with several trash cans and benches. There is also a kayak launch and playground towards the back as well as a dog park in the front. It says no dogs on the boardwalk but I saw several on the way to the dog park cutting through here. Oh and bring bug spray in the summer!

When you have a dog it can be hard to find a beach to take them to and spend time not worrying…read moreabout other dogs or keeping them on a tight leash or just enjoying yourself, but I think we found the perfect spot for any dog that loves the water! This area is actually across the parking lot from the boat ramp, but it has its own parking meter (with plenty of parking) and ramp to get onto the sand! You'll know you're in the right area when you see the boat that has been brought ashore by the hurricanes. The actual boat ramp has plenty of parking, fish cleaning stations, areas to fish, and a public restroom! I highly suggest checking this place out because it has plenty of space and greenery to separate any other animals that may also be there! It does say on the sign that dog have to stay leashed, but we were able to let our dog run free because no one else was there for the majority of the time. We did see 3 other dogs for brief moments while we played with a ball and seashells! If you do come I highly recommend an extra long lead for you dog so you don't have to keep them closer but so they can play freely! It is also a great place to get on a paddle board or kayak as you can just walk right up to the water and it's clear enough to put your board in and stand/sit on it! Overall I believe this is a hidden gem that I'd love to keep that way, but I'd love my fellow yelpers to also have a place to go!

If you need a great place to launch your boat into the Intercostal Waterway, the Belleair Causeway…read moreBoat Ramp Park is an ideal location. It's located at 3900 W. Bay Dr., just off Belleair Bluffs. This Pinellas County public park has 24 hour access with 108 boat trailer parking spaces, 98 car parking spaces, a fishing pier, five courtesy docks and 10 boat launches. There's also Belleair Bait & Tackle Co. for any sundries that you may need, a fishing pier, restrooms and a dog park/beach. The dog beach is along the south side of the park which is a hold over from before this park was last developed. FYI, your dog needs to be on a leash. Overall, this is a large public boat launch that's: 1) In an ideal location, 2) Clean and well kept, and 3) An awesome place just to hang out and fish or walk your pooch.

Awesome time. Friendly folks. Took great care of all the attendees. I will tell everyone about…read moreHubbards.

This is THE dolphin boat tour to go on, and we have tried several in the Boca Ciega Bay area. A…read moredolphin specialist guides the tour and explains everything about dolphins, and knows how to identify most of the 400+ dolphins in the bay, by name, by their distinctive dorsal fin. We were also guided to an osprey nest in the middle of the bay, on one of the channel markers, where the osprey family were raising their two babies. We were lucky it was a beautiful day, weather-wise, but they also have a canopy over the pontoon boat, which keeps out both hot sun and rain. It's really the best dolphin boat tour around!

Beautiful Florida park on the bank of Boca Ciega Bay! Lots of boardwalk trails and beautiful views…read morefrom the observation tower! It's free and you can drive in, walk in, or bike. Entrance is in Seminole Florida.

This is actually a very nice park. There is plenty of room to just do whatever you want whether it…read morebe have a barbecue or birthday party or picnic or just go for a walk. I love how the boardwalk and trails intertwine with the surrounding nature and then open up once you get towards the lookout tower to give you great views of the surrounding landscape. I also thought that it was cool that the water sometimes flows below you as you walk on the boardwalk. You can stay on the boardwalk the entire time so your feet won't even get dirty. There are other paved and unpaved portions of the park that are away from the lookout tower where the grass is a bit more lush and you can do things like play frisbee or yoga. There are also open air bathrooms which makes it convenient in not having to look for somewhere to go outside the park. One thing I did find odd is that there are no windows on the bathroom. It's just open air so if anyone was walking by the bathroom they could look in on you dropping your number ones and number twos. It was nice to find a park though that had unimpeded access to the water and a great mix of nature so if you're trying to get fit or just relax, this is the park for you.

Capt Ryan put us on fish all day...Great day on the water...We caught grouper, snapper, grunts,…read morehogs...and more!!

These guys did the best job. Genuinely friendly and really knowledgeable. Highly recommendread more

My boys had a great time fishing with Captain Gill. He's very familiar with the area and knows…read morewhere to find fish. My boys caught a lot of snapper and a back drum.

Captain Gill showed us a great time today on the inter coastal. It was still saltwater without the…read moremotion sickness of open water fishing in the ocean. We like to learn new things so he taught us how to catch our own bait. We chose the island and fishing four hour trip because we weren't sure if my sis and I would want to fish the entire time on the boat. He brought hammocks for us to relax on and pole holders. Captain Gill taught us a lot and was a courteous host. The boat is good boat for fishing but not luxury. My 15 yr old had a great time learning from the captain as well. Looking forward to his night fishing and a longer trip next visit.