i have seen many reviews of people saying that this place is "great" but i think it's an over…read moreexaggeration. i went for a school trip , had to pay 50$ and they don't service any food , drinks or anything. next my tour guide Mr O was THE WORST . He would get angry when u asked questions and would give rude comments when you didn't understand what he was talking about. i got bit by a strange bug and it left a nasty scar . the only good thing about this place are the animals and boat ride

It's awesome I had so much fun you learn a lot about nature and animals hope if you go you have fun.read more

Riding the train through the park is always fun! There is usually no long lines or long waits and…read moreplenty of seats on the train. I enjoy seeing the animals along the ride. We saw giraffes, rhinos, just to name a few. It's fun to wave at all the people you pass especially the kids. It's also interesting to listen to the details given about the park while riding.

This is a destination we seek out every time we visit Busch Gardens. It gives us an opportunity to…read moresit, relax, and maybe catch a breeze on a hot day. We always catch glimpses of the animals that are on either side of the train's route. You never know what you'll see, but you will see something. We saw zebras, black rhinos, giraffes, ostriches, and more. Sometimes they are close. Most of the time they are far away. The young man or woman narrating the train ride is usually pleasant, with a good sense of humor. This is a fun ride while educating riders about animals! There are a lot of places to sit on the train, but on busy days, it can get full quickly. Times are posted for the next train, so wander around the area or if you're tired, stay here find a fan to stand near - especially when it's hot.

This riding facility truly cares for their horses. You can tell they know their horse's nutrition…read moreneeds and cares for them a lot. their website is very neat and you can really find all the information you need on there! a lovely environment for both riders and horses. ~Isabella M.

You'd never guess this beautiful park is tucked between Tampa and Brandon, right near the highway…read more For just $2, it's an incredible little oasis and a perfect Sunday evening stop. Parking is limited, but it wasn't busy when we visited about an hour before closing. The park features easy walking trails, a 0.3-mile boardwalk, a beautiful botanical garden, and my favorite, the greenhouse. It's amazing how much history and so many rare tropical plants are packed into just 31 acres. You can comfortably see everything in 1 to 2 hours. We spent the last part of our visit chatting with one of the groundskeepers, who was incredibly knowledgeable and clearly passionate about preserving the park's history and keeping everything so well maintained. This hidden gem is absolutely worth a visit.

Such a beautiful place. I would have never thought all that beauty was back there. A really nice…read moreplace to take some photos. And that is what we did. We used this place to take some graduations photos of me. We got some great shots in the different areas they have inside the park. The pergolas. The gazebos. The bridges. They all add a nice background for photos. So many beautiful plants and flowers also. I'm going to take my granddaughter for a walk in there. She will love it too.

I almost didn't visit this park because I had recently visited Trout Creek Conservation Park…read more They're less than five miles apart and run by the same county. How different can they be? I'm glad that I went to both because I ended up liking Morris Bridge Park more. The parking situation is really odd. As with Trout Creek it also costs $2 to park here. There are actually parking lots on both sides of Morris Bridge Road. The southern one holds more cars but the northern one has a restroom next to it. Both are connected via a wooden boardwalk that goes underneath Morris Bridge Road. The southern parking lot has a nature trail that goes into the woods. We only explored a small section of this but decided to come back later. The northern parking lot has a kayak launch and a small boardwalk for fishing or just relaxing and enjoying the sights. If you walk a little you can find a bridge that leads to the Morris Bridge Boardwalk. The boardwalk at Trout Creek was shorter and more of a "C" shape. What is great is that this boardwalk here is a big loop. The sign says that it's 0.3 miles, but it felt longer than that. So if you have limited mobility this would be a way to get pretty deep into the woods to enjoy nature. This park is obviously well cared for. There was even a ranger there washing things off when we were there. I'm very glad I decided to visit.

We love Morris Bridge Park all the sites of the conservation park. This particular site has a small…read moretrail along the water. Great for a quick walk and a great place to have a picnic lunch!

It was supposed to be open. But when the family and I drove over it was closed and padlocked.read more

Overall Boyette Springs Park isn't a bad park. I went out there for a jog and the park was…read morebeautiful. There's not much of a running trail there but there is stuff for all ages. It's located in the middle of a quiet residential area. I would definitely go back there again.

Cool place to take your kids. We went after eating at a local restaurant. Clean bathrooms and…read morefriendly staff. Maria actually offered us some info on youth basketball. It was filled with people. Young and older playing basketball. Kids playing in the playground.

This recreational center has grown immensely in the last 10years since I first moved down to south…read morecounty. They have a outdoor track, and now added a baseball field & soccer fields. This recreation center has been the only place where kids could come and have a playground or any sort of organized activities. They have the only remaining Tiny Tot program for 3/4 kids since Apollo Beach discontinued it some years ago. The playground has been expanded and combined to a single mulched area now fenced to keep out the stray dogs of the past and the modern new indoor gym for basketball leagues also. Many programs offered range from preschool to senior level. They offer basketball leagues for seniors, teens, youth, and yoga available as well as weight room and after school camps.

At Sesame Street Safari of Fun Kids play area, kids can enjoy kid-friendly rides, cool water fun…read moreand plenty of memorable adventures with Sesame Street friends! Guests can Fly through the desert with Grover, Climb in Elmo's Tree House, Splash in Bert and Ernie's watering hole, splash with Zoe-Patra and the Hippos of Nile, swing through the jungle on Rosita's Djembe Fly-Away, and even dine with your child's furry friends. Turn the kids loose in Bert and Ernie's wildly fun water adventure filled with bubblers, geysers, jets, dumping buckets and more. Kids & families can enjoy live shows with Sesame Street characters including "Let's Play Together", Story Time", and seasonal Holiday themed shows. Families can meet Sesame street characters at Sesame Street Friends. 1. Air Grover is a fun roller coaster made for tiny riders. Must be at least 38" tall to ride. 9/10 2. Elmo's Safari Go-Round is a beautiful carousel, slightly smaller than the Classic Carousel we have in Pantopia. All ages permitted. Infants must be accompanied by a companion 14 years or older. 7/10 3. Rosita's Djembe Fly Away is a fun, small carousel swing that your little ones can ride all on their own. Under 42" to ride. Infants not permitted. 8/10 4. The Count's Zambezi Rally is a ride your children won't want to skip! Watch as they go round and round on the track in their own personal race car. Under 56" to ride. Infants not permitted. All kids love the joy of driving! 9/10 5. Big Bird's Whirly Birdie is the perfect ride for your child to relax and enjoy as they go around in their own bucket seat. Under 56" to ride & Infants not permitted. 8/10 6. Snuffy's Elephant Romp is for the mom or dad who wants to take a ride with their child. These stationary elephants go up, down and all around. Under 56' to ride unaccompanied & Under 36' must be accompanied by a supervising companion 14 years or older. Kids love adjusting their flying elephants to go up or down. 9/10 7. Zoe-Patra and the Hippos of the Nile is an easy and calm water ride with one small hill. It's the perfect ride to create a thrill for the little ones. Between 36" and 56" may ride. 9/10 8. Bert & Ernie's Watering Hole is by far one of our most popular kid-friendly attractions! Cool off in this water play area, made for all ages. All ages permitted. The Water splash area split into two spaces to help manage age groups. 10/10 9. Telly's Jungle Jam is great for taking a break in the shade. All ages permitted. Telly's Jungle Jam is temporarily closed. 9/10 10. Elmo's Treehouse Trek takes the fun to new heights! Now this is what you call a treehouse. All ages permitted. Infants must be accompanied by a companion 14 years or older. Elmo's Treehouse Trek is temporarily closed. 10/10 11. Cookie Monster Canopy Crawl - You can Sit back and relax while your little one has hours of fun in the elaborate Cookie Monster Canopy Crawl. Infants not permitted & Adults must be accompanied by a child. Cookie Monster Canopy Crawl is temporarily closed. 10/10 12. Smiley's Sahara Sands might be one of the most fun sand boxes around! Located right next to the Cookie Monster Canopy Crawl. All ages permitted. Slimey's Sahara Sand is temporarily closed. 8/10 13. Cookie Monster Cloud Bounce is a great way for kids to hop, jump, and play on an oversized bouncing area. The play area is completely covered, shaded, and monitored. Under 56' to play & Infants not permitted. Cookie Monster Cloud Bounce is temporarily closed. 9/10 While I personally liked the previous "Land of Dragons" theming at this kids play area more, I can see that many kids are more familiar with all the Sesame Street characters and value meet and greets with all the characters more than some random nameless dragons. Sesame Street Safari of Fun Kids play area at Busch Gardens Theme Park in Tampa provides young kids with more to do than any kids play area at Universal or Disney Theme park in Orlando and offers hours of enjoyment for kids and families and is the biggest reason young kids want to keep coming back to Busch Gardens Theme Park!

This is part of Busch gardens, not a separate business. Very fun and a great way to kill time with…read morethe kiddos though!!