While this is a pretty little area inside the Carillon Business Park, the primary attraction is a…read moreboardwalk running around a small lake (big pond?), and as of this writing that boardwalk is closed off. So you can enjoy a nice walk on the nearby sidewalk, but that's about it.

It's an awesome place. But beware Karen's in the Wild. I've asked each of these Karen's not to…read moresmoke and each has attacked. They work out of the Building at 150 Carillon Parkway for businesses such as Transamerica, Protect My Car and Zelis. Second hand smoke is harmful to the children with young families and it's harmful to the wildlife as well. If you see someone doing it take a picture. Contact the private security agency responsible for the Wildlife preserve: Guard One. Call them immediately. Ask the person to stop.

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

Ok for basketball. Nice short loop. I wouldn't walk alone back there sort of isolated.read more

Awesome tucked away park with a basketball court, playground, walking trail and weight machines…read more As we were walking along the trail into the dense foliage, my husband worriedly pointed out that there could be homeless people who attack us. I had to say, but what homeless person would be able to find this place? We literally live ten minutes away and never knew this park was here. It's a great hidden gem that I bet the surrounding neighborhood loves (and I apologize to residents of this surrounding neighborhood for highlighting their hidden park.) The walking trail isn't super long, but it is a nice lap. I was going to time how long it took us to walk around it, but it started raining on us! I would hazard a guess at about ten minutes (take into consideration that my husband is a slow walker. I often refer to him at Baymax). There are also weight machines, which is pretty cool. I didn't get to use it since, rain, but I want to go back to test them out. There were a couple kids on the playground and one guy playing basketball. I can't say how crowded it normally is since everyone else probably took note of the incoming storm. Honestly, I like this park and will add it to our walking rotation.

Love this park my little therapy. There are a few of these massive and old kapok trees. This one…read morefell over likely in the 2 big hurricanes but still alive and thriving. Very big park lots of views, turtles, gators, birds etc

We were visiting Florida for a week and my son wanted to see alligators in their real habitat!…read moreWe went to 2 different parks but we're not able to see alligators! We tried this park and after 10 minutes we spotted an alligator! You can also see lots of see turtles!

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!

Fun little park. Came here to check it out and take a walk. There is a paved path and a boardwalk…read morepath. Very pretty and quiet. Sits along the water. Lots of squirrels!

Most parks are wide open sunny spaces. Abercrombie Park has lots of trees, but also has smooth…read moregrassy lawns shaded by those trees. No undergrowth at all. Plenty of parking in a shaded lot so your car isn't sweltering when you're ready to leave. Fantastic place for a picnic.

This is a fantastic hidden huge wetland with nice gravel trails but no facilities. We saw dozens of…read moreducks, a pair of osprey, a harrier and many warblers plus all sorts of other birds! Nobody was here on a Saturday morning except the Audubon group I joined with a friend! It was 45 degrees but worth it! Life is good with nature!

I'm not so sure about this park for exercise alone…read more Every time I have been there, I have been there by myself & it just doesn't make the cut on many levels. It is pretty & has great walking/biking trails but it has way too many overgrown areas that seem unsafe to me. Way too many places you can "disappear" in this inner city park. Plus, the water is not flowing, there is no water fountain, not that I saw & there are way too many bugs bc of the stagnant water. One day I was there, it was raining & it was flooding all over. So the park doesn't have good drainage. Maybe that's why all the bugs & mosquitoes. Either way, it's not the best one I have found by far. There are far more better options/safer options in the area. Won't Return.

This is a good Pinellas County park if you like trails and nature. The park is actually fairly big…read more There are lots of trails (paved, shell, and boardwalks), 2 lakes, fishing piers, playgrounds, a dog park, and lots of covered picnic table areas. There is also a lot of parking. Restrooms are available too. Walking around the lakes, you'll see lots of turtles, fish, and all kinds of birds. It's really quite peaceful and beautiful.

This park is amazing! I came here for a Pokémon Go meetup and fell in love. I parked at the Largo…read morePublic Library and walked a half mile across a treeless field to get to the nature preserve. If you don't want to do that, there is a small parking lot at the nature preserve. There are fairly clean bathrooms for a park. My favorite part is that there are so many nature trails! There's a boardwalk trail around a pond, a trail around the perimeter of the nature preserve, and a maze of trails that weave in and out of trees and nature. I recommend these trails on a hot Florida day, as there is some shade available. However, I did panic a little on my walk because once you get deep into the woods, it feels a little like you could get lost. Fortunately, it's actually pretty easy to find your way out. There are so many signs to help you learn about the nature you see. Even when the nature preserve has a lot of people, there is plenty of open space to find peace and quiet.

Love this park so much! You can get lost for hours on these winding trails and the bathrooms are…read morefairly clean.