Free! Extremely nice skate park. Open until 10pm every night. Skateboards, rollerblades, and…read morescooters. Lots of variety and challenges for all levels of experience. Skaters of various ages and all of them teach or encourage each other to try new tricks. Very tolerant of "littles" (under 16?) and will wait for them to take their turn or get out of the way. I'd also recommend the nearby skate shop on Main Street for your supplies. Small, but great staff. One last note... If you bring a "little" (mine is 12 yrs old) to the park then please make sure they talk to people about skateboarding courtesy first. There are specific lines they travel for each of the areas. Know where to start and how to exit when done. Don't just let your 6 yr old run amuck on their scooter.

Great time! Very large with lots of different level ramps and bowls. Clean environment and well…read moremaintained. Lots of good shaded seated area. Even have a vending machine.

A kid at another skate park told us about this place. It is big! It is fully outside behind Ross…read moreNorton Rec Center. It is $2 each. Helmets are required but it looks like they have some to rent or borrow if you forget. It is open when he rec center is open. The entrance is through the rec center. There are designated bike days. He guy at the counter was nice enough to let my 5 year old ride his this morning since we were the only ones there. He said if somebody else came he would have to go to a skateboard or scooter like my other two kids. He also told me that the room out there was open. There is a room with big windows that look out to the skate park. It has tables, chairs, and a rack of books including a board book or two through Harry Potter books. It is air conditioned! We sat outside in the shade too. It has bathrooms and water fountains. There is a public pool there too with lap lanes as well as a splash pad area. We didn't go. My kids say it is smooth on the ramps and they loved it. I felt comfortable leaving the older boys there while I took the younger kids around the lake on the paved trail. The trail doesn't go all the way around the lake but it is all beautiful nonetheless. There is also a playground in walking distance we could try some time with my youngest. There is a vending machine too. My kids could basically live there :)

Update: As of March 2021, this skate park is closed until further notice. There is currently no…read moreindication whether there will be repairs and the park re-opened or if the park will be closing for good. - Hours are M-F 2p-9p, Sat 10a-5p, Sun 12p-5p. It costs $2 to enter and helmets are required. The skatepark NEEDS people to visit so the City of Clearwater doesn't shut it down. At over 25k square feet, this is one of the largest skatepark areas in the Tampa Bay area (only St. Pete Regional is larger). The skatepark definitely needs some maintenance. Two of the structures (half-pipe and funbox) are fenced off and closed due to wear/tear. There are still several ramps and quarter pipes of varying heights, rails, steps and more. For beginners there is a LOT of open flat space to simply skate around on, and that space is also great for practicing tricks as well. There are food and drink vending machines, clean bathrooms and a seating area for parents/friends to sit and watch or relax. If you're anywhere near, definitely come visit and help keep this place open.

This place is so quaint and cute. Not a huge park, but it has everything you need to play with your…read moredog off leash. My only complaint is that with all the rain we keep having, the park does have some minor puddling. That's not a huge deal, but something to keep in mind. There are two giant umbrellas for shade with benches nearby. Also there is a playground and skatepark for your non four legged children too. I will definitely keep this place in mind when I need a back up park or change of scenery.

Independence Park was very quiet when my grandson and I visited. There was very little shade and…read morethe play equipment seemed limited. There is an adult workout station with "how to' instructions next to the kids portion of the park. It looked like you could get in a good workout while supervising your children on the playground. There is also a dog park and a skateboarding area. The dog seemed very popular with several owners coming and going during our visit. The skateboarding area looked like it had potential

Staff here was very helpful getting my son set up for his new hobby. They answered questions, gave…read moresuggestions, and let us know of all the assistance that he could get at the skate park. 11.10.202

Great place for people that are skateboarders and folks that want to learn how to skateboard.read more

This park is great for adults and kids offering a skate park and basketball court for the community…read moreand 2 playgrounds for the little to run around its nicely shaded and for a bonus they have a splash pad! This was my second visit and both visits have been wonderful and we always meet super nice people. They do have bathrooms are the recreation center to change after the splash pad and 1 vending machine. Overall I think they take very good care of this park and it's definitely a family friendly fun place to visit.

My baby loves the playground, she doesn't walk yet but she can crawl up the stairs and go down the…read moreslide without getting stuck. I really like coming to this park it's very nice and quiet.

The riverwalk in Bradenton is a treasure. The skatepark is just one of the recreation amenities…read morealong this safe waterfront paved walkway along the river. There are places to stop and play for people of all ages: sand volleyball, playground, marina, restaurant and bar, exercise equipment and outdoor living rooms. Stop by and take a stroll.

This is a nice skate park right on river walk I like the half pipe and the is out doors right on…read morewater front so it is nice being outside. Most of time there are skaters there doing there tricks and all and there is also little kids there learning how to skate and use scooter it's fun. But just know there isn't concession stands or anything like that there but still fun I like to stop and watch all the skaters

I saw this park while playing around on Apple Maps, and decided to check it out because we are so…read moreclose! I'm so glad we did. The park is lovely! The outside border of the park is lined with a walking/running path and has multiple stops along the way with a different activity or piece of equipment to workout on. It's a great way to catch some Florida sun, get your sweat on, and burn some calories! When it gets too hot, they have the Spicola Family pool to cool off in, or continue your exercise with some laps, which the pool accommodates as well. The pool is perfect for little ones, with a walk-in to 2.5ft area, that includes 5 splash fountains, a giant, freestanding waterfall, and a water slide for teeny tots, as well as a water slide for the older kids the dumps in the deeper section of the pool. Unfortunately our much loved visit was the last weekend the pool was open, as it is a seasonal location. We can't wait to go back when it re-opens! In the meantime we will go back and enjoy the big playground, and picnic in the one of many picnic tables around the park, some even right on the water! One thing I do want to mention, that I thought was SO BEAUTIFUL, is the playground that is wheelchair accessible. Not just around the outside, but an actual ramp that goes from the sidewalk and through the whole jungle gym allowing a wheelchair bound child to have the same experience, that alone was 5-Star to me! All around great experience, and excellent place for the family!

Nice green space along the waterfront in a very urban setting. It was nice to see so many people…read moreenjoying it. Lots of fisherman, families and even saw a young couple having a picnic date. The facilities look to be pretty well maintained.

Wonderful trail for horseback riding. We saw wild pigs, deer and beautiful birds on our horseback…read moreride. Beautifully preserved with miles and miles of fantastic trails and beautiful scenery!

This is a nine mile multi-use trail. It includes 2.2 miles of paved trail along 301 near John B…read more Sargent State Park (where canoe rentals for the canoe trail are offered) and an additional 6.7 miles of unpaved trail (off road type not single track). There are some bridges and parks along the way with picnic tables. The area is pretty buggy!!! So come prepared. Sections of the trail are for bicycling, horseback riding, hiking and inline skating. Leashed pets are allowed. Bring bags and scoop yo poop. The area is near Fort King Road that was used during the Second Seminole War (between Fort Brooke in Tampa and Fort King in Ocala). De Soto is also believed to have traveled through the area and to have uses Indian trails. Fort Foster remnants are in Hillsborough State Park.

It have a pretty good quality skateboarding area, a bit difficult when it's crowded for the…read morebeginners but my son and two nephews (all 7yrs old) had a blast! My daughter and niece are toddlers so they played on the playground while the boys played on the skate park area. It's enclosed which is nice so the little ones aren't running into the skateboarding area. It's kept pretty clean with water fountains and picnic tables close by.

It's a good park in a nice neighborhood. This park is fun to skate at for it being so little.read more

A lovely ADA compliant park behind the Zephyrhills Depot Museum (which appears to not be in…read moreoperation at this time) off of South Ave. It is thickly shaded with many different playground opportunities for the wee ones, grills for those who want to BBQ, and benches to people watch. There are picnic shelters and tables available for public use and a shaded walking path if you're so Inclined. One of the neatest things I saw there was a sitting caboose car with the statement "Final destination, Zephyrhills, FL." . I tried to visit the museum, but as stated above it was not open, contrary to all the info I found on line.

It's ok. It says it's shaded and I thought there was a walking path, but Nah. If you have kids,…read moresure, there's some smaller equipment there they can play on.