Amazing dog park in the area!! Consisting of four (Yes FOUR) different parks for Fido to explore!!…read moreOne for small, one for medium, one for large, and one for all!!! Amazing!! Each section is quite large also! I love love love love this set up

The new renovations and additions to this park are pretty amazing! We mainly go for the dog park…read moreand then walk around the grounds. We take our little dogs to the dog park, which is separated into areas for small dogs, medium dogs, all Dogs and big elderly dogs. There are multiple playgrounds, a splash pad and basketball courts, plus tons of open green space. There is also a large area, shaded by beautiful oak trees. It's beautiful to see families make use of this neighborhood park. Great job, City of Clearwater!

Still a little largetto-y but the dog park is really nice and is good for all dog personality…read moretypes. Separate large and small dog areas, water fountains in each, and shower hose in small dog area. In the large dog area there is a path around the perimeter for people and dogs who like more of a hike/stroll, and there is large open areas in the middle for dogs who like to play. The people and dogs who go to this park seem more tolerant and okay with the dogs playing on the slightly more rough side (not aggressively, but i mean like wrestling, softer playful bites, and chasing each other in a mutually playful non aggressive manner). If your dog likes to play i would recommend this park.

The good stuff - This is a beautiful dog park, plenty of trees and places for dogs to run around…read more They have some agility equipment in the small dog park area. The bad stuff- a lot of people that go here do not clean up after their dog. There was lots of dog poop all over the ground. The trash also does not get changed regularly and stunk pretty bad. It's too bad because the park itself is so great. Lazy people are ruining it for the rest of us. :(

Lovely dog park deep in the heart of Walsingham Park. Large and small dog section. Both were full…read moreof life on the weekend. Well maintained. Stocked with smallish tennis balls if Rover fetches. My little Lulabear prefers sniffing and barking. What an Angel!!! Friendly peeps. Older crowd of party animals. The surrounding park is very 1950s with winding road around the lake and manicured lawns. Bring your 57 Chevy. The dog park is not well signed but Google Maps works or follow the road deep into the park and turn over the bridge. This will take you where you need to go. Arf Arf Arf!

Took my dog here three times while spending time in Largo. Beautiful park area overall, with three…read moredog parks - two for large dogs, one for smaller dogs. Besides the off-leash dog parks there was playground equipment, picnic shelters, and biking-walking-jogging trails all around the lake and into the surrounding tree-filled area. Met some nice people and dogs. No one was into masking much, but seemed pretty good about self-distancing. The picture of our CoCo shows her resting after running "with the herd" for awhile.

I was actually driving around looking at homes when I stumbled upon this park. I would say this…read moremore of a big green Pasteur overlooking the water to Clearwater Beach. Let me just say, it's also an AMAZING place to see the sunset. Due to the quarantine, the small parking lot (fits about 6 cars) was full, so people parked on the green Pasteur across the street. This parking lot is between Sunnydale Dr and Sunset Point Dr. It also has benches to sit on, and a sidewalk that goes well into Dunedin's Main Street. A must visit and a cute sunset picnic spot PS It was a little chilly when I went (April 20), so bring a light jacket or blanket

I knew about this place when I was 16 and it wasn't yet a park…read more I stopped here with my love to catch the sunset and maybe see if someone had left some painted rocks. The tide was out, and we were one of three cars when we pulled in. I decided to see what was going on down by the water side. A guy was fishing, there were a lot of little crabs and I found a large painted rock down on the water's edge. I took some phots and then came up and decided to walk, because the park is not just that parking area, its all that edge water area. There are benches, there are palm trees. It's really just a nice area along Dunedin's water front that make this such a plesant area to be in.

Cute fun spot with tons of fenced in fields for dogs of all breeds. The people and pets are always…read moreso friendly (: beautiful and stunning views of crest lake to the north, and Clearwater's renowned, historic Gulf to Bay Boulevard to the south !!

https://www.tripadvisor.com has a decent web page all about Walsingham Park…read more http://pinellascounty.org ' park also does a decent article on Walsingham Park. Walsingham Park is 354 acres with a 100-acre lake in Largo. The park has two entrances: one on Walsingham Road and one on 102 nd Avenue N. The park also provides a 6-mile trail, a playground, Dogs aloud in all areas of the park Keep on a leash at all times.

Really solid park in Pinellas County! If anything, I think this is often an overlooked park. But…read morethis place has excellent hiking and bike trails. Parking is plentiful and are close to the shelters. The shelters themselves are in good condition, with lots of good sized trash bins and a good sized grill. Bathrooms are also kept pretty clean. There's also some very calming and beautiful views of the lake. All in all, don't forget about this park when you are planning an outing or picnic! :)

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.