Playground with a large play structure, short swirl slide, some climbing parts, rocking steps with…read morebar, long blue & Medium green slide. Musical playing wall & 2 swings on one side then chair seat & swing on baby playground side. Circular rope spinner seemed like it needed oil as it spun in a slow motion unable to go faster as other parks had. Rock climbing structures & spinning chairs Monkey bars don't have a ladder for shorter kids to get up unless they know how to climb the line bar.

Phenomenal playground! I just went with my 4yo, 2yo &…read more4month old for the first time. The playground is completely gated in which gives peace of mind when you have more than one toddler to keep an eye on. So many different shady spots whether it's because of the trees or canopies or coveted playgrounds. My 4month old was in her car seat the whole time so I just switched her from one shady spot to another as the older two played. So many different things to play, climb and interact it. Plenty of benches / seating area for adults to sit at. I didn't need to use the bathroom but it is right in the playground which is also helpful. Will 100% be going back.

What a beautiful little park in Safety Harbor! It looks small at a first glance, but looks are…read moredeceiving! So many things about this place! From the conversation nooks, to the seating and water features, the art and the play ground or the open field, if you want to do something this is a great place to do it at!

This small little park has some beautiful foliage in various garden plots. It also has an art…read moregarden! You can relax at a picnic table or a bench. There is even a BBQ pit! More importantly, there are two Pokestops and a PokeGym for those that need to catch them all!

We love this park! Very family friendly and enough room for a lot of kids to roam around and run…read morearound. There's always kids playing and there's stuff for big kids and small kids to enjoy. It's open and free to everyone.

Baybridge Park is one of my favorite parks with a kids playground that really makes the Westchase…read moreCommunity of Tampa so special and wholesome for families with little ones! Baybridge Park is located in the Westchase Suburban District of West Tampa off Linebaugh Avenue, Montague Street, and Bridgeton Drive. Baybridge Park has a Tot Lot playground for smaller kids 2 to 5 years old and a large playground for older kids 5 to 12 years old. The Tot playground is lower to the ground with 4 small slides and multiple obstacles that are friendly for smaller kids. The large playground has 6 different slides, several obstacles, several points of entry, and even has some teachable games including a traffic sign game, life stages of a butterfly, diagram of the planets, and alphabet letters. Baybridge Park also has swings, a nature trail, a bike path, bathrooms, water fountains, shaded picnic areas, and a large soccer field! Baybridge Park is one of the few parks that has outdoor exercise equipment which is great to keep parents busy while their kids play in the playground and they can still keep an eye on their kids! The Baybridge Park connects to the Westchase community on the other side of Linebaugh via a tunnel going under the street to allow families with little ones safe passage without having to worry about traffic! The Baybridge Park's Tot playground and swing area is covered to protect your little ones from the sun but their big playground is not fully covered. There is a shade at the top of the fort but that's about it. This playground and surrounding area is always very clean and nice. If you're in the Westchase Area of Tampa and have young kids, I definitely recommend checking this park out!

Great park for anyone. Amazing trail, great playground for toddlers and up. I come all the timeread more

Fun park, playset is geared a little more towards ages 3+ but my active climbing 21 month old still…read morehad fun! No restrooms on premises.

One of the best splash pads in the area. Lots of seating for parents (and some shaded spots),…read morepretty good size splash pad, and has a playground next door. It is well maintained. All fenced in so you don't have to worry about your kiddos running off. It can get pretty busy on days where school is out. My only complaint is that sometimes there are older kids (10 or so) who play aggressively and will take out the toddlers or younger kiddos.

Me and the girls always have a great time here. Sometimes it's a little over crowded on the…read moreweekends but they have this great food stand with cotton candy slushies for only 6$ and the girls love it

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.

Cool park but it's geared more towards older children. Maybe 6-7 years old and older. It's nice…read morethat it's right by the bay. You can take a walk by the water. There isn't much parking but you can park on the street if the parking lot is full. Nice area will be back again to explore a bit more.

Hidden gem. Great spot to take kiddos. We went on the first Thursday of the month to take advantage…read moreof the discounted tickets. You can take care of the waiver online beforehand so it speeds up your check in process. They have so many animals to see and feed. There are pony rides, a train ride, petting zoo, playgrounds, a small play town, etc. The train ride is adorable and my child loves it. There is so much to do and see. I do think some of the trampolines and playgrounds should be retired as they were falling apart and seemed unsafe. When leaving I got stuck in the parking lot for 20 minutes as it is very tight- one lane but cars coming in and going out are using the same lane. It became such a mess that eventually an employee came out, apologized, and helped me get out.

Kid - Family friendly fun !!! Highly recommend ... check there hours online. I have been here for a…read morebirthday party. Overall - would be back and I recommend to family & friends.

I've visited this park a few times with my toddler and it's nice and big. I like that it is fully…read morefenced around the actual playgrounds and there are multiple play spots spread out far and it's almost fully shaded with trees which is great... except during caterpillar season! We left pretty quickly the other day because everything was covered in caterpillars and they are the kind that can hurt you. Aside from the playground which is our focus there was also basketball courts, tennis courts, a field and it connects to the trail!

Del Oro park is a smaller, older park. It has a basketball court, tennis court, and playground…read more The best part about this park in my opinion is the Ream Wilson Trail that runs through it. If you follow the trail to the east, it goes through a beautiful neighborhood area (my favorite area here). If you follow the trail to the west, you can cross the blue bridge that goes over McMullen Booth. I have been a few miles in either direction. I have only really passed through this park. The park is clean, but signs of the age are everywhere. The playground is dated, has peeling paint, and looks well loved. It is still a nice place to take your family or get out for some exercise. If you like to explore, head out on the trail.

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.

What an incredible park. No fee. Plenty of parking. Great trails, boardwalks and a magnificent…read moretower about four stores high. There is a spring and plenty of wildlife. We were fascinated by numerous jumping fish launching themselves out of the water over and over again. They do close a few minutes after sunset so it is difficult to watch this from the tower and get back to the car before they close for the night. A park ranger was coming out to clear people out before the sunset. Not sure this is a daily occurrence but was on the Sunday night we were there. Park is pretty clean. Trash cans are emptied. Need some more signs showing where the trails are located. When you park by the main bathroom there is nothing telling you where to go for trails. Cute butterfly garden that could use a tiny bit of care and surprisingly had no live butterflies around it. The spring has several signs around it that explain it's history and made this more interesting. Look for the female silhouette in the bottom of the spring. There is a sign that helps you see it. Numerous picnic areas. They are rolling out a new reservation system but it was down for a week. The Pinellas Trail connects right to the park and several spots had bike racks. Only thing that was frustrating was numerous visitors not following signs for "no dogs" especially in the tower where leashes get in the way on small walkways. The sign right on the boardwalk leading to the tower clearly indicates no dogs so why do you feel entitled to walk your dogs up and down the tower? Hopefully no dogs peeing through wood slats down on people below. Definitely be back to this park when in the Sponge Docks area. The beauty is so evident here... There are some sections that smell like sulfur probably due to decaying swamp material but this is nature!

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.

This is one of the most beautiful parks in Florida. A must see for any visitors to the area. Plenty…read moreof areas to accommodate a party of five or fifty. There are shaded tables and grills throughout the park. Wonderful trails for walking, jogging, dog walking, or just casual strolls. Multiple playgrounds for kids. Huge old trees throughout, many draped in Spanish Moss, offer spectacular vistas to see and photograph. Multiple areas for recreation such as volleyball, baseball/softball, fishing, and canoeing. We have enjoyed this park for over 30 years and have attended multiple company functions and family gatherings. The Indian Mound is paved and offers a glimpse into the past. Informational markers all along the way. Roads are paved (and 15 mph), easily traversed by car, bike, or walking. Almost every area offers scenic views of the northern tip of Tampa Bay waters. Something new to me was a series of rocks that I first thought maybe a rock garden, but closer examination revealed a series of climbing rocks for kids. It's a great place, wonderfully maintained. Plane to spend an hour or more enjoying it, with friends or family, or alone. Peaceful....