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4.6 (75 reviews)

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Mawm E.

Great park with a wonderful playground and even a gym and a theater nearby. Bathrooms always seem clean.

Shar M.

This park is absolutely beautiful and has so much to offer! We have come down here the past few winters to experience the Largo central Park, winter Wonderland festival with all of the lights and carnival rides and food. It's such a treat to walk through the park in the evening with all of the beautiful Christmas light displays. We also love the playground which is nice because it is fenced in And has different equipment for all age groups. There is always plenty of parking in the lots nearby. They also have bathrooms that are open most of the time for the little ones next to the playground.

Paris T.

My family and I visited Largo Central Park during their holiday lights & carnival rides. We had a great experience and it was a fun time for all of us. Parking was ample and free. There were a few carnival rides available for $6/a ticket or you could buy 10 carnival ride tickets for $50. Each ride required 1 ticket/per person. The holiday lights were beautiful and there were a few photo ops along the way as you walked. My kids loved playing on the playground once we got in that area too. Overall: highly recommend especially during the holiday time!

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Monica F.

We visited for the holiday lights but arrived a bit too early. Sun sets at home are about 60 mins earlier. We were able to see the lights just before sun set and dusk and it was beautiful. There were food trucks galore and festive carnival rides. $6 per ride per person or 10 rides for $50. Kona ice was a hit with kids. A campfire going with s'mores available. Lots of families playing on the field. It was a small town festive feeling with this park. I really liked there was a playground for littles and a teen area.

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Candace M.

Lovely park in general, do not go here at Christmas unless you want to sit in a long traffic line to find a parking spot, shame on Largo police for not directing ANY traffic. We used to go here to see the large Christmas lighted figures which they don't have anymore, only trees decorated with lights, food trucks & some vendors & a carnival. If you can walk from somewhere other than trying to park here do that!

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Leslie S.

What a lovely way to start the holiday season, taking a walk around Largo Park, enjoying the holiday lights and taking photos. Drinking hot cocoa with flannel donuts was the perfect treat of our family night.

Rachel M.

We are making our rounds now with parks since it's the perfect temperature to do so. I've been to Largo Central Park many times. It's a good size park with great walking trails and amenities for the kids as well as bathrooms and parking. They have such amazing Xmas lights during the holiday and it is free. It is dog friendly as well. Lately as I go through my park searches I find areas not dog friendly and I am surprised about it. This one definitely is.

Marty C.

Largo Central Park is a 70 acre park located in the southeast corner of the intersection of East Bay Dr. and Missouri St. It's south of the newly renovated Largo High School. The entrance is along the south side of East Bay at 4th St. NE/Central Park Dr. The park is home to the Central Park Performing Arts Center, a community center and a huge playground for the kids. The Largo Military Court of Honor is along the north side of the park around the flag pole. The Largo Public Library is located right across Central Park Dr. We walked the loop around the huge meadow. Years ago, they used to hold the Renaissance Festival there. As a heads up, there were a few homeless folks and other sorts around the park due to it's location. So, just be wary of your surroundings.

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Angie M.

This is such a great park! Playground is perfect for ages 2-12 year olds. It offers plenty of shade and its fenced in so you don't have to worry about Littles running into the parking lot. They have plenty of toddler climbing equipment as well as older kid climbing equiptment. Next to the kids playground is a area for teens/ adults to workout using outdoor equiptment. This area is also fully shaded as well. There are bathrooms located near the playground/ parking lot. The parking lot offers plenty of parking spaces as well as a charging station for electric vehicles. Picnic areas there are plenty! All are shaded with plenty of seating available. There are walking paths throughout the park that have some shaded areas. There is a field you can have your kids run around to get extra energy out or play with balls. I believe they are building a teen area next to the playground for teens to utilize. I can't wait to see this park lit up for with lights for the holidays, I bet it looks beautiful.

Vanessa G.

Christmas Break is here for the kids! What should you do? Head over to Largo Central Park! The park is completely decorated in Christmas lights! Great to take a stroll and get those "Ooooh's" "Ahhh's" ready! Of course snap those pictures to send off to the family and even post! Remember to have everyone wear a cute outfit! There are a variety of station with food, snacks and drinks! Some do accept card but some are cash only! (There is a ATM available.) Don't feel like walking? The park has a couple of benches where you can sit and enjoy the lights and watch the little ones run and play in an open space! The park has a playground for kids which has many activities and equipment. As far as security, there were a nice amount of officers making sure everything went/goes nice and smoothly. The park is pet friendly, so bring them and let them enjoy! When Christmas is over it's a great park to celebrate any type of activity: Birthday, gender reveal, field day and even a school activity! The only reason I gave them a four is because people are allowed to bring their pets and should always pick up and clean after them. Park management should have someone looking out and informing owners. Remember, kids are running around and playing to be pay attention to any dog waste.

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Laura M.

Went to this beautiful park to see their Christmas In The Park Lights! When you pull in you will be amazed at all the beautiful lights. All the trees and the entire park is twinkling. It's a beautifully landscaped and well maintained park. There is a walking path around the entire park. We went on a cooler evening and it was crowded with all kinds of people of all ages. Some people even brought their dogs along. There was a fire pit with adults and children toasting marshmallows, there was a Ferris wheel, there was a Christmas Tree with lights that change color. There were vendors selling some snacks and drinks. When we were there, there was a group of musicians playing Christmas carols. There were many different light displays. There are several parking lots and people coming and going all night, we found parking easy. The best part of all is it's absolutely free!! Free to get in and free to park your car! We don't live anywhere near this park and specifically went to see the Christmas Lights. I would definitely return to see it again and definitely recommend it. If you have young children they would love it!

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Andrea P.

We visited the other day for the Christmas light display and I was blown away , it was absolutely beautiful one of the best light displays I've seen ! They also have some tents with hot dogs , pretzels , kettle corn and funnel cake and two rides ! It was a beautiful event to take the family too !

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Great experience lots to see really nice set up nice walk through Christmas light experience.

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Probably the nicest thing Largo Florida has to offer awesome in the winter time. Bring your girlfriend or your date

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Great park for babies to geezers! Very well taken care of and scenic.

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Have shows and events all the time..very scenic and entertaining close to library too

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its an okay park but it is always full - OVERLY full no matter what time of the day. I prefer John Taylor Park

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It's well-kept & easy to access. I do not define it so much as a "park" but more of a "lawn". Parks have trees.

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“Went here tonight for Christmas festivities as I had passed by one night and noticed a million Christmas Lights.”

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