My mom started attending TLC last summer and this place fantastic! Tom and his team genuinely LOVE…read morethe people who come to their place. My family is so grateful for TLC because we know our mom is in good hands, getting mental, social and physical stimulation (versus doing nothing at home). They put their whole heart into making their activities/themes exciting. If you are considering a senior center for your loved one, we 200% recommend TLC.

It's an amazing place, made better by the people. The place is clean, the people are caring, and…read morethe activities are fun. Both of us (Ma and I) enjoy the break from each other. They are truly a God send. The owner, Tom has an amazing depth of experience. He and his family make us feel like part of them. Their empathy is off the chart! Give yourself and your loved one some time doing fun things (or working :-)).

My family had an awesome experience! Sail Honeymoon has a great team running the place! I highly…read morerecommend this spot!

What a perfect location to rent kayaks! The people working were knowledgeable but not super…read moreecstatic to be helping four newbies on a sunny Sunday, I think. The location is perfect, though, and the equipment was solid!

I only come here for the 4th of July fireworks, and it's a dope place to be…read more Fireworks last 30 minutes and it's seriously consistent, with a great finale to end everything. I had a GREAT front row seat during the whole thing. You can either park on the Causeway or in the park I, chose the park. I believe the Causeway is a little bit overrated due to lack of shade , unless you plan on hanging out on the tailgate of your SUV or inside your Camper/Van. You need to make sure you get there early, I was there at 4:30pm and the fireworks starts at 9:00pm. There are things around to entertain you while you wait, I'm an extrovert so, I pretty much talked/met with a lot of people, it was very fun! All-In-All I'll be back next year with the same plan I had today! Totally worth it when it was only Free-hundred dollars!

This would be nice in the winter or anytime that it's not too hot to put my hammock up on the trees…read moreand just hang out. It's nice to have trees on the beach for once. This is where you can take those pics. They also have picnic tables. As for swimming, I would say no. So much seaweed and not enough water. I believe it's a combination of the tide and the lack of rain too. The parking here is $6 and you can pay through park mobile. They say no dogs and there are tons of signs. My pup and I stayed in our car while my husband went to check the water. It was a good reminder why we don't go to this beach. Unfortunately, this was the day of the craziness in Clearwater with the teen takeover with all the chaos.

One of our favorite spots to look for manatees is the Spring branch or Spring Bayou, off Tarpon…read moreSprings (FL) Bayou. We try to get here before 10am (Jan 2026), which seems to be when the manatees like to "frolic" here. There's not a lot of parking, maybe 25 spaces, and there's more one street up at the tennis courts. We never see any street parking in this neighborhood. We look for manatees near the south end of the bayou, near Bath St north of S Spring Blvd. We saw several individuals and maybe a pair, occasionally surfacing their backs or peeking out for a gulp of air. It was a chilly morning, so we didn't stay long. There's a nice path around the bayou, a park, and on weekdays, a cute $5 museum, too.

There's a lot of street parking around. They were setting up for an art fair. There were a ton of…read moremanatees everyone was observing

I booked three nights here using the KOA app, it was not only convenient it's also a very efficient…read moreapp. After getting the email confirmation I received a call the next day from the management team confirming my reservation and also to offer more information on my special request to reserve a specific site. She described each site and made a suggestion which I agreed too and boy was I happy with her recommendations when I arrived - the site map is accurate but it's difficult to visualize the amenities of each site without viewing it in person. Check in was easy especially during the Covid-19 protocols it was contactless, our packet was placed on a table clearly marked in alphabetical order in the office area - we were offered an escort to the site but the map provided enough information that it wasn't necessary. The back-in site provided plenty of room for the motor-coach leaving enough room to park the toad. The gravel site was level and very well landscaped and partially shaded. I loved that the sites were spaced far enough apart and offered some privacy, the three nights we were there was peaceful and quite. Of course there's always a few things that could be improved upon and sometimes it's difficult to understand why these issues exist even after major renovations have recently been completed and although it's obvious sometimes there's just no easy or inexpensive solutions. Electrical Service - my motor-coach requires 50 amps of electrical service and the two roof top air conditioning units can really draw on the parks infrastructure - multiple this by 100 and add in the extreme heat and humidity of the Florida summer and you can expect problem if the electrical service is not robust. We experienced (6) power outages during our stay fortunately we have a large and expensive surge protector and it provided adequate protection so we were able to protect our investment. The park's management was sympathetic and they understand the issues but it was still somewhat disappointing. Sewer Hookup - it's impossible to know how this part of the infrastructure performs until your dumping the tanks on the last day - the gray tank valves remained open during our entire stay and we never experienced any issues even with multiple showers per day and using the laundry inside the coach but that was before the torrential rains began. It seems the rain completely over-whelmed the sewer system and filled up the entire system to the point that it was impossible to dump the tanks - although we are completely self-contained we pay for full hookups and dumping and rinsing the gray and black water tanks is part of this. It's a beautiful and cozy little campground and we loved the location, the friendly staff and the surrounding campers made for a good experience outside the utility issues we loved it - it wasn't a deal breaker but a little disappointing for the price.

We were here looking for a house in the area. Our chairs and dog lead were stolen. We reported it,…read morethe manager asked if we made someone angry, then said we shouldn't leave anything out when we leave. Our dog lead was stolen when we were there at night. Are you kidding me???? This happened over 2 days.

We voted early here in two elections in the last four years. Each time was well organized and…read morestaffed by friendly professionals. Today, we received our first CoVid 19 vaccine. It was organized and expeditious. All of the individuals working here today - from a deputy sheriff to paramedics - were gracious, friendly, and professional. The gentleman who administered the shot was so quick that I never felt it. I was also distracted as another friendly gentleman quizzed me about my health. I did have to wait 30 minutes since I carry an Epipen. I need it just in case I have an allergic reaction to a bug sting or after my allergy shots. I had no reaction today. We were both released after 30 minutes. We look forward to the second vaccine.

I wanted to vote but I was going to be out of town on the day the votes were to be cast, so I opted…read morefor early voting. I came out on the Wednesday before polls closed, I followed the signs to the CSA Recreation Center of Palm Harbor, and found that it is both easy to get in and out of. There's a thrift store on location, how neat is that.

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!