The Bowling Ball House in Safety Harbor is one of the wildest, most chaotic, and unforgettable…read morethings you'll ever come across hands down a five-star experience just for the sheer creativity and madness of it. This place is packed with personality from every angle. Bowling balls are everywhere stacked, lined, and worked into the yard in ways that make you stop and stare. It feels like someone took a simple idea and just ran completely wild with it in the best way possible. Then you start noticing all the unexpected details: random statues scattered throughout the property, SpongeBob characters popping up in places you wouldn't expect, and CDs hanging from strings that catch the light and move with the breeze. It's like stepping into a fully DIY art installation where anything goes and more is more. What makes it so great is that nothing about it feels normal or restrained. It's loud, weird, colorful, and totally unique. Every time you look around, you notice something you didn't see before, which makes it feel like the house keeps changing as you explore it. Overall, the Bowling Ball House is pure creative chaos in the best way possible. It's fun, bizarre, and completely unforgettable a true local landmark that proves art doesn't have to make sense to be amazing.

Like stepping back in time. Being in the Hippy era. Cool house and decorations. Bowling balls,…read moremermaid, lots of decorations on the trees. Great for taking pictures. We didn't know you could go inside but someone later told us you could. Not sure but I bet it would be cool.

This is the largest and most original Indian mound in Tampa Bay! 100's of years, native people…read morelived here. And now you can visit too!

My first time on the trail. Rode my bike several miles on the west end from East Lake Oaks…read moresubdivision. LOVED IT! Will be going further east in a day or so. Beautiful trail, lots of shade, bridges, and wide in most parts to pass walkers, etc.

One of my favorite running trails in the area. Very clean and maintained. My fiancé come here to…read morerun a few miles, bike or bring the dog to the park. They have a dog park, several baseball fields, children's park and plenty of space for running and cycling. There are plenty of poop stations along the way which makes it a perfect spot for a long walk with your pup. The trail is open sunrise to sunset and offers beautiful views of the Lake Tarpon Canal.

This unique patchwork sculpture used to be in front of the downtown Safety Harbor Fire Department…read morebuilding. Now, it's saved in a nearby residential neighborhood for all to see! Life is good with unique art in Safety Harbor!

Visible from across the tracks on 9th Ave, head to the corner of 9th Ave N and 3rd St N for the…read morebest viewing spot. The Honk4Love mural, artist unknown, is both huge and amazing! I'm sure SHAMC, a local arts center, had something to do with it. Check it out! Life is good with art!

Safety Harbor is a safe, fun and small town centrally located in the Tampa Bay metropolis. Right on…read morethe water, it is close to Tampa, Clearwater and St Petersburg. But, it also has its share of local interest spots. These include Philippe Park, named after Odet Philippe, the first western settler who also introduced citrus to the area! It also has a small but informative local museum. Plus, there are many local cafes, coffee shops, a biscotti shop and restaurants none of which are chains! Finally, don't miss the amazing arts scene including the wacky bowling ball house! On the weekends, there is a farmers market plus often festivals, street shows and events and more! Settled since 1823, the town was formally created in 1927. The unique name originates from a 1700's legend that if you could make it to the shallow water in Safety Harbor (part of Tampa Bay), you would be safe from common marauding pirates! Come visit and explore! There is more to see and do! Life is good in Safety Harbor!

Hopefully, this public art exhibit will become permanent! It's on the Safety Harbor Spa wall right…read moreacross from Veterans Memorial Park. The artists include Kumpa, Yali Ilan, Diana Aitken, ANJL, Pete Smith, Adam Danger Smith and Truman Adams. Thank you to the Public Art Committee, SHAMC and the City of Safety Harbor! Life is great with art!

The tour, food and drinks were amazing. Our tour guide was very friendly and knowledgeable of the…read morehistory of the area. I highly recommend this tour and we will definitely be back for another one.

Kimberly was fantastic in assisting us to book our tour since our tickets were older…read more Even though parking was a little problematic, since the Christmas parade was the same in day in Dunedin, we were able to snare a spot that wound up being very convenient to the last stop on the tour! We started at Lucky Lobster and experienced the best Lobster and Shrimp Pizza and also Lobster Bisque. Never had that combination before but it was off the chart good! There were many great stops but our favorite was Harley's Popcorn! So much so that we later ordered a tin of Popcorn to be delivered to family!! And the grand finale was the dessert and coffee at the Bon Appetit Restaurant! Fresh hot coffee and a choice of many desserts. We chose the Coconut Pie which was a the perfect ending to a delicious afternoon and husband chose the Key Lime Pie which he declared was the best ever! Thank you for a great tour. Alex was well informed and we liked how he incorporated some Dunedin history into the tour!!

This is a beautiful public mural on the outside of the Rigsby Recreation Center. It was painted by…read moreKristy Burchard & Joe Oliva. Drive or walk by and enjoy this local flavor in Safety Harbor! Life is good with art!