I love North Shore Park so much. Amazing vibes everytime. Right on the water, fun volleyball flop…read moresystem, lots of new people to meet. An amazing outdoor spot for exercises, picnics, volleyball, walking, skating, rollerblading, dolphin viewing, hammocking, slacklining, tennis, you name it! The host Reggae Rise up every year which is always a great time. They have plenty of other events they host year round here as well like tacos and tequila fest, music festivals, and so much more! I just love it here :)

This park is blocks away from our home and the go to spot for our neighborhood walk. There's quite…read morea few amenities here, the bayfront walkway, volleyball nets, outdoor gym, restrooms facilities, and community pool. The views on the walk here are stunning. On most days you can see Tampa and the view of the St. Pete Pier is beautiful. We are at the park pretty regularly, but it's also a place we take our visitors for walks.

Great park. Definitely a landmark for visitors wanting to see Florida's wildlife…read more I hope it continues to be treasured and we stop building highways all around it.

My local park- love it great place to clear your head and get a few steps in. See the wildlife.read more

This is a great nature preserve to visit in the middle of St Pete! We saw many birds, native plants…read moreand baby alligators huddling in a nest! It's was incredible. We took the mile long loop, that meandered a very natural area of native Florida plants and trees. We loved the rustic, natural feel of the park with clearly marked trails. $3.00 to get in at the visitors center that is pretty cool to look at, too! Don't forget the rescued birds just outside the visitor center.

Disappointed they don't allow dogs and no mention of this til youre right at the opening.read more

Parking along the waterfront free after 8pm. The waterfront is so cool. Look at the boats, look at…read morethe water, check out all the restaurants, check out the park. Truly, downtown St. Petersburg is a party Haven!

Attended the 2026 Reggae Rise Up Festival Florida at Vinoy Park. Vinoy Park is waterfront so you…read moreget a great Florida view and breeze. There are plenty of places to sit waterfront, benches, pool, and sand volleyball courts. The parking was horrendous but overall the park is beautiful.

Love this location, the playground, the lake, and entire grounds. It is well shaded, well taken…read morecare of and has walking trails, and plenty of parking surrounding. Definitely a great spot if you are in the area.

Beautiful scenic lake walk with a nearby playground for kids. One of my favorite places to do a hot…read moregirl walk. Either alone or with a friend.

Small trail along the waterfront in downtown St Pete May species of palm trees and other…read moretropical plants. It's a 15 minute stroll at most. Five stars for plant lovers.

This is definitely my favorite park ever!…read more  It's filled with greens, flowers, orchids to be specific, a large walkway, volleyball and tennis courts, and so many benches and areas for you to walk or simply relax.  As I was walking around here I even saw a small family gather for their kids' wedding! I wish it was me :) So beautiful!!!

One of my favorite playgrounds in Tampa bay…read more This is what you do for a half day on a weekend. We park at the parking lot that is closest to playground. It's the first one you come up upon on your left when you're driving down the street. We put in for three hours of parking which comes out to $7.35. We walk to the playground and while the kids play, I go to the outside bar and grab two skinny margaritas, which are very reasonably priced. Then we go to Doc Ford's or another restaurant close by for a meal. And then depending how crazy the kids are, we may take them back to the playground. This is such a fun place for the kids, half of it is shaded with a canopy and half of it is shaded by trees which means it's hit or miss whether the play equipment is shaded. I highly recommend putting on sunscreen. It is close to a small beach and splash pad also so you can walk amongst the three if it gets really hot. There's an area for younger kids 2 to 5 and the other part is for kids 5 to 12. Bring cardboard because kids like to sit on the cardboard and ride down a tiny hill that's there. Usually though there is cardboard left by other kids, but if you go first thing in the morning, you should be the people that bring the cardboard. It can be pretty crowded. All the kids seem to get along and my kids who are five and seven have an absolute blast year every time. I highly recommend.

Fun place for kids of all ages to explore! Restrooms and a cafe nearby. Some shade. The splash pad…read morewas closed for maintenance, but the beach access was a nice alternative.

Nice and clean open park. Very close to the Pier. Good views of downtown. I recommend a nice stroll…read morethrough it. Also it is close to many different vendors, places to eat and a parking.

This is my favorite park in St. Petersburg…read more The Gorgeous Pink "Vinoy" across the street from the Park gives it a unique Deco Vibe & lovely vintage upscale feel. It's also across the street from one of my favorite restaurants. La vie en rose! OuiOui. The views are spectacular of the bay, in the early morning fog, with the Vinoy in the backdrop, it is reminiscent of a 1930's epic Hollywood movie set. One of the most romantic places to take a stroll with the one you love or just by yourself.. A perfect place to ponder, watch the boats go by. The decorations at Christmas were gorgeous this past year. It is just a completely magical place indeed. Added to moi lists of the most romantic places & moi list of most zen places & peaceful parks. Highest Recommendations.

Wow this place has it all. I entered the grounds looked to my right there were a couple of gopher…read moretortoises sunning outside of their burrows. The area is huge. Lots to see. They have a few observation decks and one very tall three story observation tower. You cannot fish from the bridges but I seen a ton of fish in the shallows. I would highly recommend Weedon Island Preserve, just keep hydrated.

Weedon Island Preserve is a quiet spot on the east side of Saint Pete to do some exploring around…read moreFlorida's natural vegetation and wildlife. There are kayak launching spots, bike riding areas, hiking trails, and lots of privacy away from the packed beaches & parks around touristy areas of FLA. A must!

We were just looking for somewhere to take a little walk and this place fit the bill. I have a…read morefeeling they have never cleaned things up from Hurricane Ian as there were so many palms laying around, as well as an overall messiness which I don't normally see in Florida parks. There are well marked paths, as well as little side boardwalks with water views. Many people fishing along the way.

I entered this park via the Perry Bayview neighborhood entrance and was quickly astounded with how…read morebig it was and how many paths were interconnected here. I saw some people fishing here (unsure if that is actually permitted), biking, walking and even just sitting or standing around and talking. There was a children's playground and benches from the entrance I came into but depending on the entrance you use you will come across varying facilities. I loved the mile markers and that this was right on the skyway trail. Walked a mile here with a friend and will definitely be exploring this sight more.