An hour or two here parked by the library and using their internet from the van. I was hoping that…read morethe power outlet on the wall by the dumpster might be operational so that I could charge up, but it was not to be. Still, free wifi is always a good thing. After a couple of calls and a few emails, I took the time to walk around the pond to clear my head and get some focus. It's a great walk and really nicely done. Well worth the time! [Review 19885 overall - 1687 in Florida - 858 of 2023.]

This is not so much as a park as a walking path around a pond. It is pretty enough and I enjoyed…read morethe walk around the pond. It is next to a library and it appears that this "park" shares a parking lot with the library. I cannot see people coming here to picnic or play catch, but there was a few joggers and walkers enjoying the view and the path on this Monday morning.

Beautiful lake with access to picnic tables, hiking trails and so much more. You can watch your…read morekids play on the playground while you hold birthday parties, reunions and other activities.

Great little park !…read more Guyte Park- Local Park in Tallahassee FL- Full walking tour with neighborhood walking tour included! https://youtu.be/heVx54IYvPk

Great neighborhood park. It's kept up well. We always see beautiful birds, turtles, and lots of…read moredogs being walked.

A very well maintained park that offers an abundance of trails for everyone-- bikers, horseback…read moreriders, dogs with their hoomans, just people who want to get out and get immersed in nature. There are two gate entrances, the first one has a small parking area and the second one a little further up the road does not, you'll have to park on the road. There are two lookout towers with information on wildlife and plants, one used to be where the judges would view the horse trials and the other is near the lake. Go out there and get energized by nature!

We hiked 9 miles here doing the full loop. Trails are well marked, lake views are beautiful. Highly…read morerecommend!

This outdoor escape owned and run by FSU is great way to take a break from studying to have fun and…read moreget some exercise. Hiking, kayaking, paddleboards . Ropes course, rock climbing wall and more.

The Rez is great! For FSU students (with ID) everything is free- parking, canoe/kayak/paddlebord…read morerentals. There is a little beach which is nice. It is a fantastic spot for students to relax and forget about school work.

This five acre park has a good bit of activity. I was hoping for a nice picnic area but did not…read morefind one near the entrance where I managed to find parking. The park includes baseball and football/soccer fields. There are some limited bleachers for spectators but lots of room for setting up your own chairs. The park is not lighted. There are no bathrooms here. [Review 14059 overall, 1381 of 2020, number 1124 in Florida.]

Shannon Lakes North Park, located between Ferns Glen Drive and Heather Hill Lane, allows access of…read moresmall boats that can be carried and launched by hand into Lake Killarney. Please do not drive into the lake bottom. The lock on the gate requires a code that can be obtained by calling the office at 893-3468. You must be a Killearn Estates Resident. For those just looking for a nice place to sit, there are benches located under the large oak tree. As always, the park hours are from sunup to sundown.

Went to the Rez with a group of friends today and had a phenomenal time. Admission is free for FSU…read morestudents and even if you forget your ID, which one of my friends did, you'll be fine as long as you have your MYFSU ID information. About half of us decide to canoe and the other half decided to kayak, I can safely say we all had a good time. We went a little past the Tallahassee museum & into the next big area, according to my friend their are 3 in total. Although we went so far out, our biggest concern seemed to be making sure that we didn't tip over or run into a tree. If you're someone who doesn't want to do anything that requires physical strength, which I usually don't, there's a man made sand bar and a roped off section that's supposed to function as a beach. Also a few tables for anyone who wants to have a picnic or anything of that such. I graduate in the summer, but I will most definitely try to do this again before my time in Tallahassee is up.

Pretty, very circular lake in Southwest Tallahassee perhaps best known for being home to "The Rez"…read more- that is, the Florida State University Reservation where students and the general public (for a fee) can engage in various water activities.