Great place to have fun and skateboard when it's not raining. This is an ideal place to take a noob…read morelike me. There is a quarter pipe, 2 small ramps and 2 rails. Just around the corner is Oriental Ocean Market. You can get boba or regular drink to quench your thirst.

Seems like a safe place to skate. The rules, when applied properly seem reasonable to me. Highly…read morerecommend

Awesome park for skateboarding and inline skates. Open every day. And well lit and open after dark…read more The park is unsupervised, but often patrolled by law enforcement. Everyone always seems kind and respectful towards each other. Great for kids of all ages, and adults alike, too. Bring your video camera as sometimes you can catch professional athletes performing some impressive stunts. Free to the public. No admission, no charge whatsoever. Helmets are required. And recommended that you also use other protective wear such as elbow, knee, and wrist pads, too. Bicycles and scooters are not allowed in the concrete bowl. "The skate park was built in 2007 and cost $300,000 - paid for by the city. It is the only free concrete park in the area and was designed with the help of Team Pain." Source: http://www.srpressgazette.com/news/police-crackdown-on-skate-park-1.76778?page=0

Awesome place! My kids loved it! Accessible and they were able to use their scooters since they…read moredon't know or even have a skate board

They have a lot of cool, easy ramps for beginners and some intermediate but overall a really good…read moreskate park definitely recommended

If you love sometimes just getting lost on a back road, Tate's Hell is definitely the place for…read moreyou! I've come here so many different times of year, so many different times of day & I genuinely never see another soul, which is a beautiful thing especially when you consider that this is Florida. It's a really cool wild area that is well cared for. Tate's Hell offers so many on road and off-road capabilities not to mention hikes, campsites & bodies of water. It truly just has a little bit of something for everybody and is beautiful at all times of year no matter if it's day or night! The tree canopy over the road alone makes it worth visiting, especially under a full moon!

Tate's Hell state forest is an exclusive location for hunting. We stopped for an overnight RV camp,…read moreand the facilities included electric hookup, restrooms and boating. The space was secluded in the middle of Hells forest and we had about 2-3 RVs with us making it an exclusive campsite. We were disappointed not finding water hook up which pretty much was only available in the restrooms. It made it difficult for us to use water in the RV itself. There were numerous trucks exclusively for hunting and the area was dotted with many as we drove back. Price was pretty reasonable, under $20 for a day.

Free splash pad and nice size play set. Swings, slides, climbing thing, and smaller play set in…read morethe shade.

I'm the Nana of a very busy 2.5yo boy! This park is wonderful! We visit SRB frequently from Ocala…read moreso having a few reliable outlets to play (besides the beach) is vital. There's plenty of shade from the trees and benches all around. There has always been plenty of parking, too. HMP has a variety of slides in all heights so littles have the opportunity to start small with a caregiver's help and move to tall ones as they gain confidence and mastery. The very small slides are separate from the medium and high slides to lessen the chance of injuries and anxiety. There are interesting additions in area like climbing walls, car/plane on springs for make believe, and letter/number rollers. At the swing set, there's one swing for children who need more safety equipment and 3-4 with seats and chains. Our little guy needed help to get on any of them. There's a high tire swing that also requires adult assistance for small ones. The metal climbing dome was too advanced for our guy but he looked pretty proud of himself going in and out of the bars. There was a lot of sand or small gravel to kick around underneath. It did seem to catch the leaves and litter more than other areas. I liked the 4x4 border that allowed our guy to practice his balance and do "tricks" ( jumping off to the sidewalk)! We haven't used the small covered area: 2-3 picnic tables. It would be perfect for a birthday party or picnic. I don't know about reservations. The splash pad has never been open when we were there but it looks well maintained. There also appears to be a skate park across the parking lot that I'm sure my guy would love to observe. So, is HMP recommended by this Nana? A resounding "YES" and a great big "thank you" to the management and maintenance crews!

While staying at St. Andrews Park we took both the Sunset Dolphin Cruise and the Dolphin Snorkel…read moreTour. Both were excellent. The Sunset Cruise was a blast with more Dolphins than I have ever seen, and I have been on several. The Dolphin Snorkel tour was wonderful. Brian took us to 2 different snorkel spots. After that we went on a great ride, learning some history of the area and after a bit of searching we got more dolphins, with one swimming right in front of the boat. I highly recommend both trips. It would be great if Brian's boat was cleared for going out into the Gulf.

I've been to St Andrews several times, including being lucky enough to camp once. I say lucky and I…read moremean it...it's tough to get a spot unless you're a good planner. I ain't. Still, I did a day hike on Gator Trail with THE Mr. Freckles McWolfington, and we had a blast. He wasn't happy about being stuck on leash, but it IS called Gator Trail for a reason. When we got back to the trailhead, we walked over to the little deck and were treated to a terrifying growl from what was either the biggest gator in Florida or a T-Rex, we weren't sure. First time hearing a gator growl - it was so freaking cool. If you get a chance, come out for a walk and some time on the beach - no dogs allowed, though (don't tell Freki I called him a dog, please).

My kids had an amazing time here. It has several different play sets so you can choose which one to…read morelet your children play on. There's one for toddlers, one for little kids, and another that was so big that I played on it. We will definitely go back. So glad I had a friend recommend this place to me!

decent park and playground with basketball and tennis courts......................................read more

Great public beach access with gazebo, showers and restroomsread more

Loved this beach! Really quiet, clean, and tucked away. I…read moreliked the fact that it was near a law enforcement building with decent restaurants.

Carl Grey Park is a cool though somewhat small park that offers a nice water view. It has a parking…read morelot, rest rooms, pavilions and more. All in all, a nice park.

I enjoyed this park when I visited Panama City, there were lots of new additions. The park had new…read morepublic restrooms put in, but I was not sure if they were ready for use yet because there were portable toilets as well. There is a playground near a pier where people launch & moor boats. I counted five brand new picnic pavilions with new BBQ pits and new picnic tables. Even the sidewalks were brand new. Park has a bike rack and is pet friendly. This park is right on the water and there was a small white sand beach that my dog and I walked on. There was two parking lots, one near the pier & playground, one on the other side of the park. The parking lot nearest the pier looked larger, had pickup trucks with boats, so I am assuming there was a boat launch nearby that I did not see. This park is located near the freeway and directly behind Gulf State College. My dog and I also walked around Gulf State College because it was the weekend and no classes in section. Sorry I did not take pics of the playground, pier, or boat launch to include, people were using those areas & I don't like to take photos of people without their consent.

Enjoyed a Saturday day stroll sampling venders' wares at the farmer/craft market. Such a…read moredelightful place, even with mid summer foot traffic, it never felt too busy, crowded or rushed .

This is a wonderful walking park located in downtown St Andrews on the bay. They have made…read morebeautiful wooden carvings out of the trees that have died. They feature chalk art reflecting life in St Andrews as well. This park is a great place to enjoy a sunset stroll.