Great park for kiddos. Swings, slides, picnic area, bathrooms! Basketball and tennis courts. Lots…read moreof fun.

We've been to several community events in this clean, light filled space. The facility is well…read moremaintained and easy to access for young (in strollers) to seniors (with walkers). The building is surrounded with green space and a good amount of public (paid) parking.

A nice little park next to the community center has swings, slides, monkey bars, a pavilion, and…read moresome other neat little things. Lots of open grass as well.

Pinebrook park is a pretty nice park! It has a lot to offer for a park. There is a tennis court, 2…read morebasketball courts, handball court, baseball field, dog park, picnic Pavillions large playground and open fields to play. There is a bathroom but I'm not sure if it's unlocked or not. I would also like to note that there is not a lot of shade in this park besides at the dog park area. Also there isn't any benches near the tennis or basketball courts. Overall the park is clean and seems well maintained.

This is a very nice grassy park with some benches and pondage. The sign says fishing is allowed…read moreallowed from Memorial Day until labor day. Nice place to relax, toss a frisbee, run aroind or relax. There's a nice playground area for the kiddos and swings.

Nice play area for children. Serene water view for others-Viking Lake. Quiet residential area. No…read morereal trails, but swings and padded playground to keep kids active

Fossil Park is a fascinating neighborhood. So much charm...and so much history…read more We are grateful to be part of this neighborhood. This article shares some little known history...https://www.gulfcoast.community/fossil-park

Fossil Park offers this neighborhood in St. Petersburg so many activities. They feature: 4 tennis…read morecourts, 6 pickleball courts, baseball fields, pool, sports complex, playground, recreational trails, skatepark, shelters, and Willis S. Johns Recreation Center. We were there to play pickleball. It was fun.

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!

Ulmer Park was a perfect well lit evening night walk with our dog. We stumbled upon this park and…read morewe could tell this was the perfect spot. They have street parking on the back side of the park. They also have sidewalks, pavers, and nicely manicured grass. They have a poop bag station and a gazebo and this is super dog friendly. They have benches in case you need to sit down and the park was perfectly glistening at night. This is located close to Benedict's breakfast on the same side of street. Across the street is Wepa Puerto Rican Restaurant. There is a hotel and Largo Central Park right down the street. This park was Named After AW Ulmer who was a pioneer who had a great love and care for Largo.

Winter in Ulmer Park. It's a cozy park near Missouri Ave and Central Park. A few businesses line…read moreboth sides of the street, a few empty. The breakfast place Benedict's was very busy but not much else happening on a Saturday morning. Limited seating and trash cans available.

Aaahhh, such wonderful memories with my little here and her bright smile. This place was perfect…read morefor us and I'm glad I found it. We have been regulars from 2012 - 2015. There is a music area incorporated into the equipment where she could play drums and with bells. I love the beautiful bright colors here! The area is not too big where I would have to work hard to keep my eyes on her, but since we started coming here when she was only 2 yrs. old I would follow close behind (which was so tiring but fun lol). There is also gymnastics equipment on one side, such as a balance beam, monkey bars, etc. This is what gave her the first exposure to gymnastics which she loves so much until this day! I'm glad that it was here. The connecting soccer field was just awesome for us to play and run after each other. This gave both of us a really great workout. There's also a seesaw which is just cool because you don't see those too often. And a whirly chair which can make you dizzy but gives a sense of happiness euphoria. Surprised I am the first to review because it's quite popular with a lot of families in the area, especially with it being so close to the Long Recreation center.

Playground with a large play structure, short swirl slide, some climbing parts, rocking steps with…read morebar, long blue & Medium green slide. Musical playing wall & 2 swings on one side then chair seat & swing on baby playground side. Circular rope spinner seemed like it needed oil as it spun in a slow motion unable to go faster as other parks had. Rock climbing structures & spinning chairs Monkey bars don't have a ladder for shorter kids to get up unless they know how to climb the line bar.