What a unique way to celebrate a birthday! We had my sons 13th bday here and it was amazing. The…read moreexperience and staff were top notch. We ended up smashing a car, glass, balloons and they had cupcakes at the end for all the kids. I would highly recommend this place to anyone looking to let off some steam and have a unique experience! A++

Kendra and Kristina were so amazing. I mistakenly forgot to wear the proper shoes, and Kristina let…read moreme wear hers so I could experience the room! Thank y'all so much, they were so nice and we had such an amazing time thanks to them. 10/10 would recommend EVERYONE!!

Came here as a work outing. It was during the day so it was nice that we had the place to…read moreourselves! The guys were super nice and helpful in showing us how to throw the axes. They also had games related to axe throwing - a little competition is always a good time

We had such a great time! Gallo and Jed were amazing! The games were so much fun! I highly…read morerecommend this place!!!

This park offers indoor and outdoor activities. They have a nice playground and indoor and outdoor…read morebasketball courts. The recreation center offers different classes like pottery.

You need to experience Taylor Park in Largo- I always feel closer to nature here, surrounded by…read moreall the trees. Alligator look out and watching is a must in the low portion and the bridge. Do not approach them! There's also a disc golf course on the western side of the park with ample parking and easy access for ADA folks, like me! I do use this park to start my bike rides on the Pinellas Trail and that's another reason to just go out and enjoy it. It's right next to the Pinellas Trail and good to mention the "Rails to Trails Conservancy" here! So glad to be a small part! There's a huge playground for children of all ages and a place to eat a nice picnic lunch underneath a nice open shelter. It's well patrolled by the friendly park ranger team and they are always out cleaning and repairing the park. Largo PD and the PCSO drives through a few times a day and this keeps the place quiet and calm. Beautiful place to calm the soul! Just Breathe!

A beautiful park where nature abounds. A great place to spend a day bird watching or just hiking…read morethe woods. A small piece of paradise.

Highly recommended. She offered several St Pete drop in locations and then met us at Coffee Pot…read moreBayou, where she pointed out where the manatees would be. Also there is a small island covered in birds. Bonus: the kayak had a great backrest.

From the owner: We are a mobile kayak rental company. We offer team building for your company, birthday parties,…read moresunset paddles and just a get away for awhile paddles. It's an adventure while exercising and recharging your soul. The peace and adventure while you paddle across the water watching the local wildlife you ever know what you might see. Hope to see you on the water

We really enjoyed our ferry ride to Egmont Key. I wish I could recall the captain and first mate…read morenames - but the first made had a beard and long braided hair and the captain was a silver haired very kind middle weight gentleman. They were informative along the way to and from and the captain even paid for our sodas on the way back in b/c we didn't have cash. The marina itself was easy to access and mostly calm. The check in gentleman was a bit unfriendly and angry in his delivery of orders- but perhaps he had good reason. Just not the most friendly start the day. All of what he said was likely valid, it was just the angry tone in delivery that felt off. All and all, I would definitely book again if we come back to the area!

Captain Zack and Brandi were funny and knowledgeable. Highly recommend. -KarLa from Las Vegas, NVread more

Back to try again... Nope. This pool is way too small. Every lame is doubled up already. With…read morelimited hours and minimal lanes this place is basically a wasted corner in shore acres.

This is a community swimming pool that is part of the city's Parks and Recreation department. It is…read moreadjacent to the Shore Acres Civic Center, which hosts many city programs. The pool is also adjacent to a covered playground with astro-turf. The pool has two low diving boards and a large twisty sliding tube complex. There is also a very large baby pool. The swimming pool is a 25 yard pool, but during public swim hours there is no lane swimming as the pool is converted to a general swim area, sliding tube landing area, and diving well. The pool has men's and women's locker room areas with showers. This swimming pool is an older pool, and does not have a zero-depth entry option for disabled people. This year they just installed a wench-contraption (sorry, don't know what it is called) to help accommodate disabled persons. Public swimming hours are very limited, only being from 1-4 p.m. daily. The other hours are devoted to swimming lessons, masters swimming, and youth swim team. The pool is generally staffed by teenagers with summer jobs, and they are not always the most polite or friendly people, but I guess that is to be expected of teenagers. I enjoy having this pool in my neighborhood, and my kids take advantage of the swim team, but given the option we usually drive to Fossil Park pool because my kids love the high-dive there, or we drive to North Shore Pool so that I can swim laps while they play in the rest of the pool or in the kiddy splash pool area.