Clean quiet peaceful smells lovely serenity in the midst of chaos. Canned for peace and quiet and…read moreeven with other people here it's amazing and i don't what's blooming but it smells awesome! Saw 2 tortoise right away.

I was very excited when I saw that there was a park being built nearby. It was 27 acres and they…read morewere working on the park diligently. We were able to go on a Friday morning and it was a very underwhelming experience to say the least. Out of all the 27 acres, they probably only used 1 acre. Parking is super small, so are the 3 pavilions that are provided with only 2 benches. There's no way you could host anything here. Also, NO PLAYGROUND. The trails are paved but no shade and it's very small. No bikes are allowed and even if you did have one, you could probably finish the whole thing in a minute. I probably have more wildlife and nature in my backyard than this park. I am so disappointed in this park. I hope they add more if this is it.

Mango Dog Park is one of our favorite places to visit! My dog, Zero, absolutely loves coming here…read moreto run around, explore, and burn off some energy. The park has plenty of space for dogs to play, and it's always nice seeing them have so much fun. It's a great spot to let your pup socialize and get some exercise. It's always leave with one happy, tired dog, and that's a win in my book. We'll definitely keep coming back!

What a hidden gem! Driving through town and had to stop at Walmart which helped me spot this. Park…read morewas very well secure with fence line, divided into big/little dog sides and the grounds were very well kept! Fresh water spigots, looks like the majority of dog owners pick up after their pets, and there is ample seating (even covered!). Easy peasy parking - wish this place was closer!

This is a multi use park. It has a playground, soccer/football/baseball field and basketball court…read more Parking is modest. The park is ran by the Hillsborough County and is open from dawn to dusk. Only service animals are allowed but I've seen people come here with their dogs. There are water fountains and plenty of metal trash bins. I'm sure there are bathrooms but I never stay long enough to find one. There is a covered area with picnic tables but the playground and the playground has swings and slides. It's designed for children age 5-12. The playground is in an ideal area under large moss covered trees. I do recommend this park and will upload more pictures on our next visit!

Everyone was friendly and the dogs in the big dog part are BIG DOGS. I don't think there are…read moremedium dogs at all, but really everyone was well behaved. People don't pick up behind their dogs like they should but it was a nice big open space to go and walk and play.

Nice park with large and small dog sections, water, waste bags and disposal. For the humans, a nice…read morecovered area amongst the shade trees with plentiful park benches and a concrete area. The park itself is quite large with some agility equipment.

A very complete park, with splash pad equipped with a gate, and shaded benches, a waking trail, an…read moreexercise area, two play grounds, swings, volley ball and basketball court. They even have an amazing community garden on grounds! Definitely a must see.

A really nice park with all kinds of activities. It is also the site of early voting and election…read moreday voting and this site is my base responsibilty. Couldn't be happier, nothing like going to work in a park

One of the cleaner parks I've been to which is surprising for this area. I wish there was more…read moreshade and objects to sniff or obstacles to conquer as it's pretty basic. A nice addition would be bathrooms of some kind! However, is extremely convenient to get to, right off of the interstate. The big dog entrance is at the top of the hill, off of a main road so definitely leash your pups! It's right next to a neighborhood and Apple Maps tends to mislead you. I have met so many kind people here- it's a very welcoming atmosphere and will be coming here again!

Fairly clean, huge open area by the river. Two separate cages in areas for small dogs and large…read moredogs. And then access to walk down to the river and go fishing or just walk around.

The Eiffel Tower, St. Louis Arch, the Space Needle in Seattle, and Hamner Tower in Temple Terrace…read more There are many wonders in our world. This is a nice field style park with a metal tower that's locked up tight but that you can imagine climbing. There's also a "trail" that peters out and appears to have developed from homeless use for an encampment? Some volunteer or parks staff cleanup and removal of the Caesar weed along the park edge and trails would be great! I enjoyed my visit. Good spot for urban explorers. If there's not a geocache there should be.

Typical city park, just an open field that has Hamner tower. I wish it were fenced because then I…read morecould bring my dog with me and play some frisbee. However it's just a nice place to walk around, maybe have a picnic. There really is nothing special, just an open field. It is next to a busy road, so keep that in mind if you are bringing the kids with you. There's not anywhere to sit or covered place.

Love the parts of the trail that wind around the pretty lake and the short hike to the pavilion…read more It's a noisy hike as the interstate is nearby! Planes going over head, cars, trucks, sirens, loud exhaust, motorcycles.. ugh! Parts of the trail are in the sun and sandy, come prepared with water. Still a nice chance to get outside and go for a walk!

As a Georgia Girl that likes pretend I'm from the country when really the only trees I was in were…read morethe Peachtree Streets of Atlanta... This preserve is DANGEROUS. Because it is a preserve the trails aren't well kept which I get cause Nature. However, the trails aren't well marked and they don't match the map online or posted at the preserve opening. There is not passage where there should be and extra trails that aren't marked anywhere but are painted. Not to mention, it states only that there is a restroom, which there is but it is closed to the public. I could easily see someone getting lost. The Blue Trail was easy enough and marked accurately. The Red and Yellow Trails . I attempted to do them if that counts....