Took a nice walk and checked out all that they have to offer. We walked the perimeter of the park…read morefor a total of 1.74 miles. The path was paved and shaded at times. Plenty of parking for the various activities and fields. It was a huge sports complex. They also offer activities for kids, adults, and families. Pasco County residents pay $10 for the year for the membership.

Awesome location for our church event. Shaded pavilions, kids park, lots of fields and even a…read morecommunity garden

When we lived in the New Tampa area, this was our park of choice. There were just enough things for…read moremy preschooler to do to keep her busy and it was covered. This meant that on hot summer days we could play without overheating quickly. Recently my visits have been to the softball fields and not to the park. Before Covid shit everything down, they appeared to be in the process of updating it. During the winter and early spring I participate in a softball league that plays at the fields located at the back of this complex. The fields are always well maintained and ready to go when we show up to play. Only once or twice in my four years playing has something happened that caused a delay. The manager of the fields was there and was able to quickly rectify it. The complex also features a skate park, a dog park, and soccer fields. They also have large mixed use fields located under the lights.

Great local park! Love the outdoors! Great for kids and adults! Easy to find! So many outside…read moreactivities available!

Beautiful park to visit near Sandhill pine and is next to I-75…read more The park is free to park and there are lot of parking spots available. The park has lot of swings where children can enjoy and can have a picnic with available picnic tables for lunch or gathering. New Tampa Nature Park is popular for bike riders and has a nice trail. There is a small paved bridge also and the nature park is good for biking as well as hiking.

Great park in the heart of New Tampa. If you know where the taco bell is you aren't far from the…read morepark, a bit of a hidden gem. Did some walking and bushwhacking looking for geocaches here with a friend. She even hid one of her own so keep an eye out if you're a seeker :) There is a grwat zipline and little rock and rope area at the front of the park, kids were politely taking turns using the equipment. Park seems really well maintained and has a number of benches and picnic tables. Highly recommend especially if you have younger kids. It does feed into nearby larger parks in the area as well.

Visited Al Lopez Park for a 5K race. There was ample parking. Clean family, friendly environment…read moreplenty of pavilions. There were also nice bathrooms there.

My husband is training for a 5K fun, so we decided to visit this park so that he can run. It's lots…read moreof nature out here. When I parked, I saw signs that's letting people know that it's alligators and other wildlife that lives in the park. I love wildlife, but when it comes to gators able to walk around freely, it's a NO, for me. LOL! So, I sat in the car, until my husband completed his run. If in the area, I may stop by. There are picnic tables, a playground for kids and a dog park for your pets. :-) Enjoy!

This review is really only for the pool--I didn't explore the rest of the park. The pool however is…read morenice: it's large, has lap lanes, a zero-entry portion with a pirate's ship for the kids, and a dive well (separate) with 1m and 3m boards. Alas, no tower, but still I'll gladly take the 3m! There is a large seating area--stadium style--for swim meets, too. The locker rooms and interior areas are nice and the staff and lifeguards polite and helpful. I just came to practice diving some, but aside from a tower with platforms can't really ask for more than this well-maintained facility already has. Plus, it wasn't busy or too crowded, either.

Small wooded park set in the middle of a neighborhood just south of Fowler Ave. and right off 15th…read morestreet. There is a baseball field, basketball court, and swimming pool along with various play areas. I often walk my dog here, but always felt a little strange about the constant heavy police presence. Turns out a female jogger was raped in this park in 2012. I think if they had a dog park, things would improve. If you're looking for a generally nicer and safer park with more amenities (but no pool) - try Rowlett instead.

Went kayaking with my Ph.D-studying son. Perfect, mellow afternoon making our way upriver, checking…read moreout egrets, herons, ibises, lots of turtles and startled alligators. There is a decent amount of duckweed but it is easy to navigate through or around. The Spanish moss is languidly beautiful, as are the overhanging trees and the price of $5/kayak can't be beat. Great, hidden gem!

Love the park, easy to put our kayak in the water, and it is gorgeous.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.

We so enjoyed our visit to this park! It was a low humidity, rather cool day. Perfect for bug…read morefree hiking and exploring. Wonderful boardwalk path, a great paved path, and we even hiked on the Cross Seminole trail. The river and dock were beautiful, but we didn't put our kayaks in since the current looked pretty strong. The camping looks really nice and the RV sites were large and had electric. Would like to come back and camp there. The park, paths, bathrooms, playgrounds were well maintained. Kudos to the people working there for providing such a beautiful place!

Rural, quiet, and peaceful, Withlacoochee River Park is a county park with tons of hiking…read more(including the Florida Trail!), camping, river views, fishing, and canoe launch. I was visiting Dade City on a gorgeous day and couldn't bear to eat lunch inside so this was my picnic spot and it was glorious. There was no fee or donation box; however there may be one for camping facilities so do your research beforehand. Highly recommend. Note: No swimming allowed in the river.