A kid at another skate park told us about this place. It is big! It is fully outside behind Ross…read moreNorton Rec Center. It is $2 each. Helmets are required but it looks like they have some to rent or borrow if you forget. It is open when he rec center is open. The entrance is through the rec center. There are designated bike days. He guy at the counter was nice enough to let my 5 year old ride his this morning since we were the only ones there. He said if somebody else came he would have to go to a skateboard or scooter like my other two kids. He also told me that the room out there was open. There is a room with big windows that look out to the skate park. It has tables, chairs, and a rack of books including a board book or two through Harry Potter books. It is air conditioned! We sat outside in the shade too. It has bathrooms and water fountains. There is a public pool there too with lap lanes as well as a splash pad area. We didn't go. My kids say it is smooth on the ramps and they loved it. I felt comfortable leaving the older boys there while I took the younger kids around the lake on the paved trail. The trail doesn't go all the way around the lake but it is all beautiful nonetheless. There is also a playground in walking distance we could try some time with my youngest. There is a vending machine too. My kids could basically live there :)

Update: As of March 2021, this skate park is closed until further notice. There is currently no…read moreindication whether there will be repairs and the park re-opened or if the park will be closing for good. - Hours are M-F 2p-9p, Sat 10a-5p, Sun 12p-5p. It costs $2 to enter and helmets are required. The skatepark NEEDS people to visit so the City of Clearwater doesn't shut it down. At over 25k square feet, this is one of the largest skatepark areas in the Tampa Bay area (only St. Pete Regional is larger). The skatepark definitely needs some maintenance. Two of the structures (half-pipe and funbox) are fenced off and closed due to wear/tear. There are still several ramps and quarter pipes of varying heights, rails, steps and more. For beginners there is a LOT of open flat space to simply skate around on, and that space is also great for practicing tricks as well. There are food and drink vending machines, clean bathrooms and a seating area for parents/friends to sit and watch or relax. If you're anywhere near, definitely come visit and help keep this place open.

This park has everything!…read more I went here specifically for paddleboarding, but I noticed this park has everything! When I first turned in I went to the wrong parking lot and saw tennis courts, basketball courts, and a playground. Moving back I saw dog parks, a zip line course, and then a huge lake. I've actually done the zipline course before and enjoyed it. You can do paddleboard tours with Upper Tampa Bay Paddle Sports. I bet you can even bring your own kayak or paddleboard and go into the lake. I saw a sign at one of the dog parks that said for smaller dogs. I don't own a dog, but I imagine that owners of small dogs would appreciate that. This park seems well taken care of and it is nice to know there is a kayaking lake so close to home. I'll definitely come back!

This area of land is home to some raised shared organic community gardens and a very nice, large…read moredog park (with two pen areas), a playground, as well as tennis courts, basketball courts, and connection to local trails and a boat ramp. The park is open until dusk (as posted that the gates close then) and there is lots to the area. I went at around dusk and saw some beautiful views of the water. The park area is very clean and obviously well taken care of. Parking is free and although the driveway into the park is paved, you will most likely be parking on grass that has a dip to it. My friends and I enjoyed roaming the area and exploring what the park has to offer.

This is a cute park with a short path. 2 full size basketball courts, 4 sand volleyball courts,…read moreskate park, dog park, and a few ponds. Dog bags available along the path and plenty of garbage bins. The path was nice and ponds had a nice view of local wildlife. The park had a lot of litter around.

Nice little place. Fun skate park and basketball court. An acquired taste due to the area, but…read moreoverall it felt like a nice watering hole for teenagers. I was skating there for hours and some of the locals were really interested!

This is one of my absolute favorite trails. I have walked on it numerous times from where it begins…read moreto the East at Bayshore all the way past Del Oro Park, through Kapok Park (one of my favorite!), past Cliff Stephens to Brighthouse / Spectrum Field. I have also been on the Coachman Park side of the trail...although I didn't realize what that was at the time. If you want to head north along Bayshore, there is a paved sidewalk all the way up. It is just no longer the Ream Wilson Trail. I have also walked that path into Safety Harbor many times. My favorite parts of the Ream Wilson Trail are definitely on the Eastern end. I love the area just west of the Eddie C. Moore softball fields that leads to Kapok Park. I also really enjoy the far eastern side of Del Oro that winds through the neighborhood. Both of these areas have a lot of tree coverage, beautiful foliage, and are more secluded. The Ream Wilson Trail has plenty to look at if you keep your eyes open. It is well paved and great for walking, running, or biking. There are a decent amount of bikers..so be aware of that if you are on foot. Overall, it is a fantastic trail.

Good trail for bike rides. The path is usually kept clean without too much debris. There are a…read morecouple of inclines that can be challenging.

This is a good Pinellas County park if you like trails and nature. The park is actually fairly big…read more There are lots of trails (paved, shell, and boardwalks), 2 lakes, fishing piers, playgrounds, a dog park, and lots of covered picnic table areas. There is also a lot of parking. Restrooms are available too. Walking around the lakes, you'll see lots of turtles, fish, and all kinds of birds. It's really quite peaceful and beautiful.

I'm not so sure about this park for exercise alone…read more Every time I have been there, I have been there by myself & it just doesn't make the cut on many levels. It is pretty & has great walking/biking trails but it has way too many overgrown areas that seem unsafe to me. Way too many places you can "disappear" in this inner city park. Plus, the water is not flowing, there is no water fountain, not that I saw & there are way too many bugs bc of the stagnant water. One day I was there, it was raining & it was flooding all over. So the park doesn't have good drainage. Maybe that's why all the bugs & mosquitoes. Either way, it's not the best one I have found by far. There are far more better options/safer options in the area. Won't Return.

One of Tampa Bays best kept. Good Biking, Walking, Skating and Dog walking. Peaceful place…read more Beautiful nature walk and Wildlife scenery.

Great facility at beautiful setting. Plenty of parking, clean bathrooms, benches, fresh water to…read moredrink, dog clean-up station. There are also office rooms for rent. Small fee to park there, but otherwise everything is free!

Fenced part of park is tiny. Took my baby there for a "fun" day of exploring a different park. He…read morewas climbing on the obstacles and was promptly stung 5 times by a swarm of wasps! How I managed to get away without being stung is beyond me. Tried to spray my dog down with cool wster to help, but the spraying wand was so short, all I could do was make it rain on my poor boy. Just devastating to have a great day ruined because there was no upkeep to keep the dogs safe. All it takes is a quick inspection once a week, and this could all be avoided. I will never bring my dog here again.

Nice dog park in Bayhead Action Park, 375 Seminole Blvd. You park near the skate park and sand…read morevolleyball courts and head South on the paved trail. 3-5 min walk tops. Small to medium size. Fresh water available from the hydrant. Bench and circular table for the humans. There are two agility features: one large inclined structure and one bar to jump over. There are two shady spots which are a very nice feature. Mostly grass with some small rock. Poo bags are provided. Sunrise to Sunset.

We came to this trail to walk for the sunset. It was gorgeous and well maintained. We decided this…read morewas a great way to get some exercise. The view was incredible walking down next to the causeway. Plenty of people around skateboarding and rollerblading and riding bikes as well. Plenty of tables if you want to sit and enjoy the view and if you want to have a little BBQ with the grills as well. If you are in the area and want a good walking trail would highly recommend Would recommend for a great view and walk. There is plenty of parking by the beach

Parked at Cypress Park which for plane spotters is a great place to enjoy the coast and airliners…read moreflying into TPA. 22 mile round trip over to Clearwater and back on this trail. Parking is free Mon-Fri sunrise to noon. Still cheap if staying longer than that. Loved traveling across the water and feeling the breeze. Free parking is also available out on the causeway if you want a shorter ride.

Came with the puppy to explore the trails. It was not hard getting here and I think I've just…read morediscovered our new favorite trails in the area. It was so quiet and peaceful out here. And not crowded at all on a Saturday morning. We did the three trails - bobcat, otter and eagle. I was using the AllTrails app to navigate all three as it's not well marked as to where each one is until you're right at the sign. Overall it was about a 2.6 mile hike for us. We started on the otter trail when we should have started on bobcat for a more fluid walk. We had to backtrack a lot to find our way. And the eagle trail kinda dead ends so you gotta go back the way you came. It did get a little busier as we were finishing up around noontime. Everyone we met along the way was friendly - humans and dogs. Saw families playing in fields and people fishing from the dock. No mosquitoes except on the bobcat trail. Can't say how it will be though when the weather is hotter. Huge and beautiful park. We will definitely be back to this one.

There's a fee to enter the park, but it's worth it to take a few trails and spend a lot of time…read moreoutdoors. The trails are easy to navigate and are good for people of all levels. The nature center has a bathroom and a bit of information, but all the displays were empty, including the outdoor one that allegedly used to have a tortoise. There are canoes to rent if you're into that. Overall, it was a nice, uncrowded park to spend some time outdoors.