Great mini golf spot. $70 for 3 adults and 2 kids. Not busy at all. We went on a Sunday nightread more

The turtles are so stinking cute and love that you can feed pellets to Koi fish. Replay the game is…read more2 bucks which is decent. A nice course of 18 holes of different challenges. I got to hang out here with a couple of friends where it was both of their first time playing mini golf and loved it. All three of us had a lot of fun.

We arrived early, and it wasn't too busy at all, but by the time we finished around noon, the area…read morehad become quite crowded. I can only imagine how difficult parking must be during peak season. Thankfully, parking is free, and so are all of the park's facilities. We visited on a Sunday and were greeted by a friendly park employee who was incredibly knowledgeable about the area. She provided us with a laminated trail map, which was a huge help and allowed us to enjoy the experience without constantly checking our phones. The kayak trails were absolutely amazing! The water was crystal clear, making it easy to see fish and other wildlife below. We visited in mid-June and were pleasantly surprised that we didn't encounter any mosquitoes or no-see-ums. It took us about two hours to paddle all of the kayak trails, including a relaxing beach break along the way. There are four main trails to explore, with Trail 3 offering two different exit routes, making it worth paddling twice for two unique experiences. Trail 4 was the most challenging, with several low-hanging branches that required a little extra maneuvering. Overall, this was easily one of the best kayak trail systems we've explored, and we'll definitely be back!

Excellent park to explore by canoe. Ted Sperling Park is famous on mangrove tunnels. The best way…read moreto explore the part is kayak or paddle board. Prefer to visit the park during high tide. Even with low tide, I was able to maneuver the kayak. I would not recommend use the canoe to explore due to shallow depths on certain locations. The park has 4 major tunnel and over 10 brunch tunnels. Tunnel is label 1 to 4. The tunnel 1 and 2 is one way in and out. I was renting the kayak at the locate vendor Surfit. They provide me a map of the mangrove tunnel to explore. They also provide a dry bag for my personal staff. I would said paddle board has a height condition due to mangrove brunch. Many paddle boarder has to kneel or sit through the tunnel. On the non major tunnels, the space is narrow. Some time you do not have room to paddle. Just use the mangrove to push through. I enjoy the most is when I follow the flow direction. Easy paddling. I also like to see a lot of bird in the tunnel. The nature is beautiful. Love the tunnel due to shading from wind. In the tunnel is also blocking the sun and pleasant. I would suggest visit the park in the morning.

Beautiful spot with limited parking. This is a gem if you live nearby. Need some repairs and is…read morecrude, but I could chill here for a few hours with a cooler and chair.

Small pier and boat ramp for paddlecraft. Not much more. A bench. Ice Cream shop nearby and Local…read morePizza across 41 (also Dunkin at the BP gas station and a surf shop across Bayview from the gas station). Fun to try a different secret spot for fishing and boat launching?

This was one of my top 5 Golf Experiences in Florida. Well worth the money. The Staff and members…read morewere great.

They change the policies constantly to cheat the owners out of money to pay for too many people to…read moredo to little work. They are now charging me $50.00 for beer on the golf course in Sept 2025. The funny thing is, I don't golf and have never been on the course, they could check that but they don't. Instead they make policies to whatever fits for admin and screws the owners, the people who pay them. They also make policy changes against owners who rent out their units. The golf fee went from like $19 to $129 or something crazy and the fee for moving in to add you name etc which is usually like $100.00 for communities, it's now over $600 freaking dollars. Bastards!!!

This course was well worth the drive from our vacation in St. Petersburg, FL. We were greeted at…read moreour car once we pulled in where clubs were loaded and the cart had range balls and towels on it. The staff was excellent. The course was difficult with water on every hole and was in great shape with gorgeous wildlife. Our drinks were given to us in a cooler with ice. Great service and we will return again!

Played Waterlefe today and all in all, it was a fantastic experience! Fair warning, the course is…read moretight with water on nearly every hole. Definitely demands precision. The course was in impeccable shape with beautiful greens, pristine tee boxes, and stunning water features. Pro shop is very nice and the staff, including the starter and the ranger, were incredibly hospitable. Most impressive was the signs stating that golfers had to maintain a steady pace of play. Every course should have that. Great place to play!

Great playground lots of shade. A bit aged in some spots but no hazards. Well maintained grounds…read more Clean restroom. Picnic table. Nice little spot.

This tiny little park is a nice spot to watch the boats go by or do some fishing. There are a few…read morebenches to sit upon and gaze on a pleasant intracoastal view. There were several families fishing that day and enjoying the sun.

This park was redone in 2015. It is very nice. It's a quite and safe place to sit and watch the…read moreboats go by, watch the sunset, or fish. Pros: Safe, clean, quiet, boat docking, fishing, grass, sunsets, multiple benches, porta potty, bicycle and wheel chair friendly. Cons: The park is off limits to dogs, has no bathroom facility (although there is a Porta Potty), is over-fished, has no boat ramp and has no overnight parking from 12:01am to 6:00am.

This place is a hidden gem. Five stars There's a small beach next to the trail (extremely…read moresmall) with two or three picnic benches where you can have lunch so I suppose it's first come first serve. The quick point trail itself is not long but it is sure beautiful. There is a list/ sign of things you cannot due there such as nudity, animals, littering, smoking, open fires, camping or vehicles on beach.

This is a wonderful hidden gem! Follow the trail to discover beautiful birds and natural scenery…read more Several stops along the way to take in the fresh air and admire the mango groves. At the end, there is a great wooden octagon pier with a few benches. Great for fishing, a picnic, or just birdwatching!