This is beautiful park on the shore of the gulf. There are walking trails cleared out among the…read moretrees and fields and natural wildlife residing there. There are workout stations along the trail, part of the "outdoor gym". Additionally, there is interesting informational signage regarding types of native wildlife found. There is a beach adjacent and there are shelters (pavilions) with grills to have picnics as well as bathrooms and water amenities. A canoe/kayak launch is available for you to use to go boating. Important consideration: Parking is via parking meter. I recommend visiting this park if you enjoy nature and its beauty. I enjoyed visiting with friends and will return.

Homeless people. Not the crowd I'd want around myself or my family. Better alternatives.read more

this is one of my favorite parks for taking a walk after work. You can walk all the way to downtown…read moresafety Harbor and it's very peaceful and quiet. I love seeing all the people hanging out in this park. It's such a staple in the community.

What an absolutely beautiful park with stunning views!…read more I had the pleasure of visiting here during a February weekend, and it is very clean, refreshing and peaceful. A lot of different birds to see and it's great for a walk or bike ride. We loved walking here during the Safety Harbor BDR (race) and took our time to enjoy the views. I have visited several times and every time it is gorgeous on the way in and out. Appreciate the varied places to stop, rest and take photos too.

A hidden treasure. Family fun at your leisure. Pavilion's for birthday party's. Enjoy this park!!read more

This is an amazing park right on the water in Oldsmar. It is a great place to walk or take in the…read moreviews. It has play grounds, BBQ sets with benches, and a nice pier. I love this park. It's safe and clean.

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.

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.

Love this park my little therapy. There are a few of these massive and old kapok trees. This one…read morefell over likely in the 2 big hurricanes but still alive and thriving. Very big park lots of views, turtles, gators, birds etc

We were visiting Florida for a week and my son wanted to see alligators in their real habitat!…read moreWe went to 2 different parks but we're not able to see alligators! We tried this park and after 10 minutes we spotted an alligator! You can also see lots of see turtles!

Beautiful park will come visit very soon again. Next time we want to check out the fishing on pier…read more1 and bring a hammock to just relax.

Revisiting this park after a few years, while in the area again. Sad to see the many tree stumps,…read moreremnants of trees that didn't survive the hurricane a couple years ago. For that reason there's less shade in the park, but otherwise it is well maintained and restored as much as possible. There is the historic spring, that was once a paid attraction in the area, but now the park is totally free. Usually there is an abundance of fishes near the circular spring. We enjoy walking along the trail. There's an observation tower that gives a nice view of the area, plus seveal decks to admire the Gulf. To the right side of the entrance there's a other trail, longer and more for bicycles, that takes you along the paved road to another observation deck. As walker I prefer the other trail, more natural, better shades, and less hot than walking on asphalt. There is a butterfly garden, and a little free library as well, near the parking lot.

This is a lovely, respectful, and commemorative park for veterans…read more We have seen weddings, memorial services, picnics, and yoga classes take place at this park. Sunsets are often beautiful. There are exercise machines towards the right-hand side of the park. Benches and picnic tables provide seating throughout the park. The restrooms are also clean. During the winter and spring, this is a wonderful park for a walk and/or a bike ride.

Wow!! Just discovered this park. A beautiful peaceful place right on the water. Another yelper said…read morerespectful and I agree. I was immediately relaxed and felt calm walking towards the water. It is a gorgeous windy warm day here. Perfect place to be. I'll be back. If in the area check it out. I also want to mention I was here with a group of beautiful people who suffer from Alzheimer's. The calm that I watched come over them as we sat by the water was amazing. They were at peace which is a lot to say for a group that can be anxious, talkative with repetition and on edge. They absolutely loved soaking up the vitamin D and feeling the wind blow. Sun is healing

My wife and I bring the kids to Folly Farm pretty regularly, and over the years we've had multiple…read morebirthday parties here and attended several community events. It's one of those places that always feels welcoming. There's plenty of parking, we've always felt safe while we're there, and the staff and volunteers have consistently been friendly and kind. There's a surprising amount to see and do. The walking trails are really nice, there's a playground and gazebo, and little art projects and interesting touches are scattered throughout the property. You can also tell that a lot of care goes into the park, as volunteers and staff are always working on something or improving an area. What I like most is how completely the atmosphere changes once you're inside. Amazingly, a place like this exists right in the middle of Safety Harbor because once you're walking around, it feels like you're much farther away from everything else. It's become one of those dependable places our family keeps coming back to.

Foley Nature Preserve in Safety Harbor is a true hidden gem and an easy five-star experience…read more Tucked away in a quiet area, it's the kind of place that instantly slows things down and lets you enjoy a more peaceful side of Florida. The trails are well maintained and easy to walk, making it perfect for a relaxing stroll. Surrounded by native plants and shady trees, it feels like a little escape from the busier spots nearby. There's just enough nature here to make it interesting without being overwhelming, and it's great for spotting birds and enjoying some quiet time. What I really appreciated was how calm and uncrowded it felt. It's not one of those packed parks it's more of a low-key spot where you can clear your head, take a walk, and just enjoy being outside. Everything was clean and well cared for, which always makes a difference. If you're in the Safety Harbor area and looking for a peaceful place to walk or unwind, Foley Nature Preserve is definitely worth checking out. Simple, relaxing, and exactly what you want in a nature spot we'll be back for sure.

North City Park is located in Safety Harbor, just 16 minutes or 8 miles from Westchase. North City…read morePark is a hidden gem tucked away in the back of the North Bay Hills Community off 580, North Bay Hills Boulevard, Hillside Lane, and Swan Lane. We had the pleasure of attending this park for the first time via invitation to a 6 year olds birthday party! North City Park has 3 different age levels of kids playground equipment including 8 slides, 2 rock climbing walls, 3 kinds of swings, 1 large covered picnic shelter with 6 tables for parties, 1 basketball court, a multi-purpose field with 2 back stops, 2 tennis courts, 1 horseshoe pit, and surprisingly clean restrooms. North City Park has a nice walking trail that winds across the park's whopping 9 acres. There is a mini public library stand with the "take a book, leave a book" option. There is plenty of parking and lots of trees that provide patrons with plenty of shade. North City Park's facilities managed to keep over 25 5 year olds and 6 year olds entertained and moving around for over a half hour without surfing YouTube on their tablets, so I have to say the park was a success! If you're in the Safety Harbor area and looking for a nice playground, to play basketball, to play pickleball, or to play tennis, I recommend that you check out North City Park!

Lots of spider webs and the equipment is filthy but my kid loved it honestly. Be prepared to wash…read moreyour hands after you leave, lots of dirt. I saw a maintenance worker painting one of the signs , but they can't power wash the playground to clean up the all over it...our tax dollars can be spend better. Just saying.