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Lake Seminole Park

4.6 (36 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Calming view of Lake Seminole :)
Matthew O.

Lake Seminole Park is probably one of the best parks to go to in Pinellas County. Tons of shelters, lakes, trails, and play areas for kids; this is a fantastic place to go to for family fun! Shelters come in various sizes and you can always go online to reserve a spot ahead of time. The one shelter we got this time that I went overlooks Lake Seminole and is next to one of the softball fields. The shelter had plenty of tables available and was really close to bathrooms which keeps things convenient. The shelter also has 2 BBQ grills close by, making it perfect for having a group outing. Finally, the views are great and make for a perfect spot for taking pictures and just enjoying the view :)

Bird by the lake spreading its wings
Frank L.

This is a really cool, relaxing and beautiful park to visit in Seminole - you can see a bunch of different types of wildlife and it's a nice relaxing walk, one recommendation as the sign says -"please do not molest or feed the alligators"!

Tim B.

Came out to park today for a bike ride had a nice time. The park is well keep up Seen a eagle and lot of other animals.The trail had lots of trees made it nice on hot day.

Crystal H.

This park is huge and gorgeous. We took our dog to this park and we were hoping for a great trail to take him on. We found it deep into the park. There is a nice paved 2 mile long trail. It has an opportunity to turn off at the one mile mark for a shorter walk. It zigs through trees, has a small overlook onto one lake and another lake in the center of it. There are a few picnic tables and a swinging bench along the trail. We really enjoyed our walk. It was very scenic and we spied a few alligators (in the lake), a rabbit, a woodpecker, an armadillo and a ton of squirrels. The paved trail is wide enough for others to pass by. In other areas of the park, there were a lot of picnic areas with grills. There is a nice playground, a boat ramp, several different ponds/ lakes/ bayous? The park is large and you are likely to find a spot somewhere that will fit your family. I really like this park and we and our pup will be returning again soon.

Some of the wildlife in the pond at Lake Seminole Park
Chelsey K.

What a gorgeous park! It is beautiful and well-maintained. There are great benches around the pond and lake to enjoy the views and wildlife. The boat launch was great too! A local friend and I went water skiing and had a great time. I would definitely come back to explore more of the paths and would recommend bringing a camera to capture the beauty!

Part of the two mile trail
Skye C.

Love this park and its shaded trails. This park has a running / bike trail that's marked up every quarter mile for 2 miles so it's perfect for training for races or just working on your fitness. There's a playground, boat ramp, baseball field, covered benches and even bike rentals so it's great for a picnic or family outing. It's also pet friendly but please pick up after your dogs. And there's some great wildlife there. Been a regular here for years and I've spotted a range of animals from gators to bunnies to a coyote. There's also some hiking trails if you care to venture out. Every day you'll catch a ton of workout gurus walking, running, roller blading and biking the trail. With the trees hanging over the trail, it's always cooler than you'd expect in the Florida sun.

The views of the trail
Hernan P.

I love this park. There so much that can be done here, looking for a place to have cookout gather at on of the many covered gazebos that overlook the beautiful lake Seminole. looking to go for a morning or afternoon run then head over to the 1 mile or 2 mike track located in the back end of the park. They do have a play area for kids, as well as a boat ramp if you want to take the boat or jet ski out to the water. They also have a baseball field and available restrooms for your use. There is wildlife here, I've seen alligators, snakes, birds, squirrels and many many more. This is also where i dispose of my recyclable items. Be ready this park is huuuuge and beautiful, you won't be disappointed.

Em S.

I love this park. I never feel unsafe going here no matter what time of day it is. Unlike other parks in the area, Seminole Lake Park is family friendly and I highly recommend it for anyone who's trying to get in shape. The tarmac paths are wide enough for bikes, strollers, rollerblading, and running. I like that's it's never too crowded on the pathways.The main path is 2 miles long, but offers a 1 mile cut off point. There's a scenic dock at the halfway point. Unfortunately, this dock is being repaired, as of 12-3-16. I've seen plenty of gators here, a variety of birds, raccoons, turtles, snakes, and countless squirrels. The park is well maintained- and that includes the restrooms. There are covered picnic areas (13 in total) scattered throughout the park. In the middle of the park, you'll find "Wheel Fun Rentals". This rental company offers deuce coupes ($25), Surreys ($25/$35) (they have 2 person or 4 person), tandem bikes ($15), chopper ($12), quad sport ($12), cruiser bikes ($10), and children's bikes ($8). All prices listed above our hourly and exclude sales tax. In addition, you can rent kayaks and "water bicycles" as well. There's a snack bar incase you're thirsty from all that exercise! I posted a photo of the snacks sold at the stand. The photo was taken from their website. If you own a boat, bring it on down to the boat ramp. For those interested in softball or volleyball, they have a softball field and volleyball court. The kids can enjoy the playground or learn to fish. This is a wheelchair accessible park, so everyone can enjoy the views of Seminole Lake Park! Enjoy! P.s. Don't forget your picnic basket!

View from Shelter #5

This park is gorgeous! I recently visited for a birthday party at Shelter #5. The shelter was large and just a short walk from the playground. The shelter was large and had many large picnic tables. The view was priceless! We were right in front of the lake. You can see the picture I posted for a glimpse. There was also a large swing nearby (fits 2-3) so you could sit and overlook the water. This park is in good shape, and has staff coming around to clear the trash often. You can go online to reserve a shelter in advance for an event. I suggest #5!

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Great spot for a walk with Fido- watering stations along the way, bikes, rollerblades etc but don't molest the gators...

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A big park, lots of area to run around. A great place to have a picnic or even just walk around.

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It's a cool park and all but there isn't really many places that are engulfed in nature, there is always people in sight somewhere

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Such a great place to walk and drink in real natural Florida!! Enjoy!! Great parking and a clean public restroom!!

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https://www.bringfido.com/attraction/24125 According to Bring Fido you can bring your dog but must be leashed. There is no actual dog park here but there are some nice walking… 

Is there rowing available for younger children?

No rowing that I have seen

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“There's a playground, boat ramp, baseball field, covered benches and even bike rentals so it's great for a picnic or family outing.”

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We've been trying out some different biking trails around the Orlando area. We've now visited the…read moreSeminole Wekiva Trail twice. We like it because it's more scenic than some other paved trails. It's also quite long, so you can choose how far you want to go. The first time we kept going alongside I-4 in Lake Mary, but the second time, we turned and went over I-4 (yes, OVER) and then continued down the trail that way before heading back. Coming from Winter Garden, the San Sebastian Trailhead is the closest jumping on point, and it's also near the beginning of the Trail. The trail does extend a couple of miles further across 436 and down by the Costco, but it seems too busy and trafficky that way. My GPS didn't take me to the correct spot for the trailhead, though, so be careful of that. The road to the trailhead is next to the left of the Rooms-to-Go parking lot with only a tiny sign indicating it. If you turn into a neighborhood (like my GPS suggested), you can't get to the trailhead from there. I love to see the art work painted on the backs of wooden fences as I bike down the trail. Someone has done of excellent job of making boring fences look exciting. There's also a decent amount of shade throughout the trail, and I love how they've built two tunnels under major intersections for bikes to safely cross.

Trains trees and…read more tortoises The Seminole Wekiva Trail is a multi purpose trail that was converted from the old Orange Belt Railway. The rail was built waaaaaay back in 1888 and at one time was the longest narrow gauge railway in the world. The trains are long gone and rail service was discontinued in the early part of the 20th century and the path laid dormant until some progressive minds decided to put it to good use. The whole length is about 14 miles long so with a 28 mile round trip the journey can give you a decent workout on a bike. One thing that became very apparent is the absence of hills. The whole stretch is very flat and straight which means it's a very easy ride and a great place to hit the afterburners and really move in the areas where the traffic is light. The bike trials in New England have far more hills and turns. The whole area is paved and the surface is in absolutely great condition. Hardly any made bumps or nasty holes to make you fall off your bike and smash your face. Again, I'm use to the paths in the north where the frost heaves and buckles the pavement every winter. This was such a pleasant and smooth ride and the miles just seemed to fly by and the ride over far too quickly. The path goes through some populated areas and crossing the streets can be a pain but it also means that you pass some places to get food and treats. There are even some water fountains and bathrooms on the path and lots of benches and cool spots to take a break or look around. Very convenient and all the folks that we met on the path were friendly and extremely nice. I didn't notice any areas that made me fear for my life. The scenery in many parts was beautiful with funny looking trees and plants, small lakes and many types of birds. We even saw a big tortoise crossing the path in one point. Someone we talked to along the way warned us about gators occasionally crossing the trails but unfortunately we didn't see any of these. I've heard that eventually they plan on expanding the path and connecting it to other trails to make it much longer. That would be great but like the rail trails here in the north east, such plans usually take a lot of time and money. At 14 miles the Seminole Wekiva Trail is still one very pleasant and enjoyable ride.

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R.O.C. Park opened in 2015 in Madeira Beach. It's not on the beach. It is on the intercoastal, so…read morethere is still a nice water view on the side. I've been here twice or three times, since they shoot their fireworks in this water. They are quite nice. This park has many nice open space areas for recreation including a splash pad and baseball diamond. They hold festivals here and most recently their Merry Market Christmas fest which I also went to last year. It's a good space for vendors and food trucks and entertainment to gather. Parking is right beside the park and if it's a big event, it can be a challenge to find parking. It's nice they have this space. I do love Madeira Beach, & this festival and fireworks is great. Saturday, Dec. 14, 2024 is their Xmas Boat parade in this same location with their market.

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