My wife and I are total regulars -- we basically live here! We always roll up with our three furry…read morelittle chaos gremlins so they can zoom around and burn off that endless puppy rocket fuel. Even Coco, our 19-year-old queen, turns into a zoomie machine and runs around inspecting everything like she owns the place. My wife grabs an ice-cold Coke and settles in for the best doggy reality show in town, while I crack open a beer and play endless fetch with our Border Collie -- because apparently his "off" switch is still in the mail!

This place was so much fun, and we didnt even bring a dog. Like a dog park with drinks, a cool…read moregift shop, no dirt, and a membership fee. So free without a pet $10 day pass, and different levels of membership so ask the desk. If was nice playing with other people's dogs and meet other people. Clean place, nice people, and of course doggies. Oh and you can buy tunes to play on the speaker. Great place to spend some hours. Elevate your dog park experience.

This park is definitely for dogs, it's already the second time we take Oliver and he's delighted…read morebecause he feels free like the wind. It is super spacious and with several wide and comfortable paths. On each road you find water fountains for the dogs yes because it is quite hot and once you get tired of walking with your dog almost at the exit they have a closed and quite wide area with seats and certain obstacles for the dogs to play climb and ride. Anyway, my Oliver loves the only thing that we get out of there very dirty by the sand although at the exit they have a hose to clean his legs. Highly recommended, I assure you, you will love it. You can't bring food or drinks. And the dogs are without the leach

I would not recommend this part to people with dogs that like to play especially on the more rough…read moreside. Overall really nice dog park for walking around, lots of water fountains, a hose to wash off, and a separate play area. However the whole park seems to be for all dog sizes and ages, there is not a small dog area separate from a big dog area.

This is beautiful park on the shore of the gulf. There are walking trails cleared out among the…read moretrees and fields and natural wildlife residing there. There are workout stations along the trail, part of the "outdoor gym". Additionally, there is interesting informational signage regarding types of native wildlife found. There is a beach adjacent and there are shelters (pavilions) with grills to have picnics as well as bathrooms and water amenities. A canoe/kayak launch is available for you to use to go boating. Important consideration: Parking is via parking meter. I recommend visiting this park if you enjoy nature and its beauty. I enjoyed visiting with friends and will return.

Homeless people. Not the crowd I'd want around myself or my family. Better alternatives.read more

This is a great park! It is perfect for a festival because there is tons of free parking. I went…read morehere for a plant festival. This park has a playground and a splashpad for kids, a small skateboard/bike area for kids, a dog park pavillions for picnics, restrooms by the play area and dog park and a really nice long walking path around the huge pond. There is also a small stage near the big open field so it would be a good location for concerts. The park is on county land adjacent to a water treatment plant, which supplies the pond with reclaimed water. What a great use of space! I will bet most people wouldn't notice that but I work for another local government so I notice those things. Lots of people were out enjoying the nice weather. People with their kids in the kids area, people with their pets in the pet atea and people like me shopping for plants. They also had some food trucks out and staff/volunteers directing traffic and keeping things nice. Again, great venue for a festival in the heart of Carrollwood Village.

This is the park to end all parks! From a paved storybook path around the "lake" to a fitness…read morecourse, from playgrounds to large, family swings, the views, the play, the comfort and the challenge are all present. The park also maintains facilities and the parking is plentiful.

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 my favorite parks for taking a walk after work. You can walk all the way to downtown…read moresafety Harbor and it's very peaceful and quiet. I love seeing all the people hanging out in this park. It's such a staple in the community.

Calling all dog parents!! Come in and check out the brand new Dog Pub Social in Dunedin!!!…read more This spot caters to all dog owners and dog lovers. They have two separate seating areas that are completely gated and secured where your fur baby can run around with all of their dog buddies, pups are welcomed in the bar area too but just need to remain "on-leash". Another big plus: you must register your dog the first time you come in with all of their shot records and this is enforced so the pups can run around safely. There are big flat screen TVs everywhere and they even have the NFL package. Good selection of beers, wine, seltzers and cocktails. They have dog meet ups that are breed specific that are really popular. It's an open air setting, but they have lots of fans. Support a Women owned business. Definite must check out if you have a dog or love dogs. ‍

Attn: Dog Owners & Dog Lovers, the first Dunedin Dog Bar is open in Dunedin. They are off leash…read morehere. They have separate tall gated areas here for your furry loved one. They are super nice and welcoming and will let you know how everything works. You will need to register your dog and bring their proof of vaccines. On the side, they have a cute local Dogedin mural and you can have your dog painted on the wall. What a cool addition to the wonderfully dog friendly Dunedin AKA Dogedin. They have drinks and their website says in the future they will have food. Their grand opening is this weekend 7-12 to & 7-13-25.

this was my first time as a dog owner in a dog park as well as my 7month old puppies, needless to…read moresay this park was beautiful, it had a lot of space for him to run around, obstacles for him to play around and provided a clean, easy access drinking fountain. There were a few other dogs when we went but there was more than enough space for them to interact and play safely. I really enjoyed our time and we will definitely be back :)

The only reason this dog park got two stars is: 1 It's a large park. 2. It has water. This park is…read morepoorly maintained and muddy. The grass needs to be cut. The water fountain area is flooded and muddy. The park itself has flooded areas and covered with mosquitoes. With a little work this could be a great park. It has a small dog area but you can see in the photo that a man has taken it over for his two German Shepards.

This park is right by my parents house so easy location for me. One thing I don't like is that the…read moreparking lot is right next to the large dog park space as this area shares it with the public bus system. Now, I don't mind the walk because I am obviously there to get my dogs exercise but it is far enough away that by the time I get there my two small dogs are already dying of thirst and overheated. They do have a dog water faucet but for some reason, none of my dogs will every drink out of it, even the pair before my current set. I do have portable bowls but again, but they time we get there they are overheated and do not want to run around. Too bad the two size cages were both in the same area or parking was closer.

Brought my dogs to this park on Sat March 21st. They go daily during the work week with my…read morehusband. When I arrived a pit bull mix immediately attacked one of my dogs. After they separated, I remained close to my dogs to ensure they were not causing the problems which they weren't. Upon walking back towards the front of the park, the same dog owned by a tall heavyset blond woman and another person's dog, owner male both jumped my dog pinning my husky to the ground, while they both tried to bite him. Neither owner did anything to stop it. I had to get in there for them to stop attacking my dogs risking getting bit myself. After it was over, the female dog owner had the audacity to tell me I should take my dogs and go when it was her dog and the other dog's male owner that did nothing. Just stood there and watched. My husband had never had an issue at this park, but I refuse to go again and it's the closest park to our home. Photos of owners and dogs attached. I would highly advise against taking your dog into this park if they're around. Horrible and frightening experience with owners that did not care and did nothing to make it stop. The lady also persisted to laugh and make fun of me for being upset. I intend to file reports with animal control and spoke to a sheriff while at the park.

JCSP is one of my favorite places to hike in Northern Pinellas County. There is a boardwalk and…read moretower along the river but also other trails within the park. There's a wealth of wildlife to be seen (a vast array of birds, alligators, frogs, otters, etc) Dogs are welcome in the park but NOT on the boardwalk trail.

Nice place to rest. Many parking spots and fire places for great cooking ;)…read morePlayground and benches to rest are also there.

There's a fee to enter the park, but it's worth it to take a few trails and spend a lot of time…read moreoutdoors. The trails are easy to navigate and are good for people of all levels. The nature center has a bathroom and a bit of information, but all the displays were empty, including the outdoor one that allegedly used to have a tortoise. There are canoes to rent if you're into that. Overall, it was a nice, uncrowded park to spend some time outdoors.

We visited this park as part of the 2020-2021 Hillsborough Hiking Spree. I was very impressed by…read moreit. We arrived and parked in the parking lot nearest the nature center. The center is currently closed due to Covid but the bathrooms are open. From what I could tell, on our mad dash to the bathroom and distance viewing, the displays are informative and well done. I'd love to return when it is safe to and take a look. The park has three trails that are part of the spree. We hiked the Bobcat Trail since it includes the boardwalk. The trail travels for about a half mile through trees and over dusty shells. Then it connects to the boardwalk. This was by far the best part. We walked along the beautiful, tree lined water, getting up close and personal with a bunch of small black crabs. We scanned the water for manatees but were not lucky to find any. The trail ends back at the nature center. We climbed the back steps to the top level and caught a great view of the river and the distant city. After the hike we hit up the playground for a few minutes. This is always my kids' favorite part. We also stopped off at the butterfly garden which was pretty active on this day. The park was in great shape, the bathrooms were clean, there were lots of people around doing various park things. Canoeing, kayaking, hiking, nature hunting and playing on the playground are just some of the things available at your fingertips here. So glad we visited! Can't wait to return to check out the other trails.