This is a hidden gem, that the locals all know about. A great spot to meditate, fish, walk your…read morepooch. They now have kayaks that you can rent.

One of my favorite spots to just unwind. There is a large gazebo with bbq and a medium gazebo with…read morebbq grill. Benches around to sit and watch. The bathrooms are always clean and they have a ramp for kayaks and paddle boards. Security is often coming around so I feel safe. They now have rental paddle boards on site (4) that you can rent with an app!

I love this spot for quiet contemplation in the mornings/evenings. It gets crowded on Saturdays but…read moreif you bring your own chair it can still be a nice experience. There is a Starbucks just before the entrance so you can grab a drink whilst you enjoy the sunset.

This is one of our favorite spots in the community. It is part of the Deering Estate land but not…read morewithin the paying section. It has free parking, and you can just walk down the hill for a bit of respite and look at the ocean. The dock usually has tons of local fishermen and people bring their beach chairs to just relax. Sunrise and sunsets are great to see native bird flocks in the area, and just before the ramp to the dock, the Deering center has restrooms and picnic tables if you're looking for a mountain feel cabin and woods feel to your picnic . The dock is currently closed for renovations, but can't wait to see what's done for the reopening on April 2021!!

Last Sunday the weather was so nice that we decided to go for a walk at this park that I had on my…read morelist. It felt great to park for Free!! To enter this park for Free!!! To walk around and enjoy the beautiful view of the bay as we enjoyed the pure air for Free!! You can take your canoe and do some canoeing for free here too, plus they also, have a dog park.

I used to play at this baseball field when I was younger. Beautiful place for photography and drone…read moreshots. I heard the city is working on it. Still beautiful

If I could give six stars, I would. I've been on multiple charters in the keys from Key West to Key…read moreLargo, never have I been made to feel so comfortable stepping foot on the boat. We reserved a half day offshore trip. Even though it was a beautiful day, the weather wasn't cooperative in catching bait and since it took awhile, he put the throttles down and we were on the fishing grounds in no time. Once we were fishing, we boated a nice blackfin tuna and almost another. At the last minute we decided to extend to a 3/4 day and without hesitation, he agreed and we were off to catch some hogfish. (Yes, we were successful!) If your looking for a good time with your kids, friends or family, call Augie at Here Fishy Charters, he won't let you down!!

Love Angel @ F&F always answers the phone and stays stocked w/ shiners & pilchards. 10/10 bait shop.read more

Times not accurate. Just got here at 9:29 and they're closed when supposedly they are supposed to…read morestay open until 10 PM. Otherwise good shot but you probably wanna call before you come out here.

Very cool! No other airboats! Friendly and family run fish camp. We took the one hour airboat tour…read morewith Marshal. He was knowledgeable and informative. No hype or "lure feeding to attract alligators". Marshal has a pride in his family history and I'm glad we supported his business.

I would highly recommend going to see Marshall at Mack's Fish Camp. He was the most knowledgeable,…read moreyet humble tour guide one could ask for. He was extremely patient answering our group's many questions and educated us on numerous aspects of the ecosystem. The camp itself goes back six generations, which gives a very personal touch to the experience. Marshall went above and beyond "just" an airboat ride, making a necklace for us out of a river plant, stopping at a private island to allow us to explore, and introducing us to the people and animals that are part of the camp. Marshall was in constant communication leading up to the tour, professional, and accommodating. This excursion should be a must-do for anyone visiting the area.

When I was a kid, my dad would take me fishing. We'd either drive along Alligator Alley and hop…read morefences to fish dangerously close to deadly reptiles or cruise down towards the Keys and hit the bridges along the way. After his passing, I lost my fishing mate. That is, the angler companion brave enough to unhook my catch. I mustered the courage to hook the frozen squid but once the fish came up, I'd be damned if my hands went anywhere near it. Then there came Steve. My new fishing buddy took me out to this pier just down the street from my house. Like adventurous (and trespassing) teens, we hopped the dumpster and jumped over the fence. Only 10 yards away, an obvious entrance to the apartment building welcomed everyone else without the wits to illegally enter. Nevertheless, there we were on the short hike to the pier on the bay. The scene was quiet and serene with only the rapping of the tide against the low seawall. As dusk turned to night, Steve and I settled in as the only two fisherpeople casting our hooks to sea. Steve's friend claimed to catching a 20 pound tarpon only weeks earlier. For us, the only fish looking to sample bait happened to be baby snapper and grunts. Every catch went back to the water and as I huddled close to my hoodie and took in the low glow from the pier lights, I loved every second of my little adventure with Steve and thought I could be anywhere but 5 minutes from my house.