We so enjoyed our visit to this park! It was a low humidity, rather cool day. Perfect for bug…read morefree hiking and exploring. Wonderful boardwalk path, a great paved path, and we even hiked on the Cross Seminole trail. The river and dock were beautiful, but we didn't put our kayaks in since the current looked pretty strong. The camping looks really nice and the RV sites were large and had electric. Would like to come back and camp there. The park, paths, bathrooms, playgrounds were well maintained. Kudos to the people working there for providing such a beautiful place!

Rural, quiet, and peaceful, Withlacoochee River Park is a county park with tons of hiking…read more(including the Florida Trail!), camping, river views, fishing, and canoe launch. I was visiting Dade City on a gorgeous day and couldn't bear to eat lunch inside so this was my picnic spot and it was glorious. There was no fee or donation box; however there may be one for camping facilities so do your research beforehand. Highly recommend. Note: No swimming allowed in the river.

We love the outdoors and exploring new places. The park is still recovering from a fire, but it…read morewas still beautiful and we did see wildlife, which is always a joy. Saw a few birds, tortoise tracks, a dolphin, fish and different types of birds. The trails were easy to spot and navigate, but not recommended for someone with disabilities due to uneven and sandy trails.

We love to be outdoors. We are visiting Tarpon Springs and decided to go for a nature walk. This…read morecame up on a few different sites as being a good place to begin. I cannot tell you the amount of wildlife we saw. It was absolutely amazing. We saw Osprey and Ibis and tricolor Heron. The list goes on and on. We also saw a pair of osprey in a nest. We also saw a black vulture, a ring, neck, snake and various ducks not to mention a bald eagle juvenile. The water is beautiful. You can walk out on the dock and get a Birdseye view of the golf. They have clean bathrooms and plenty of parking. Bring your sunblock.

Really small quaint boat ramp. Easy access ramp and the incline is nice and gradual but deep enough…read moreto make it easy to drop the boat in. Dock space is great and overall a really comfortable ramp. There can be long lines on the weekends because there is only one boat ramp and space is limited. Get there early. The ramp provides quick access to some awesome pristine grass flats for scalloping. There are not many parking spaces so arrive early. There are restrooms and other facilities for recreation. This will probably be a go to boat ramp during scallop season.

They were willing to go out of their way to help me. I'm very happy with Britton's Archery. Highly…read morerecommended.

Looking for a new hobby I heard Ted Nugent shout out George on the JRE (joe rogan exp.) Why not try…read moreone of the oldest forms of killing for food and war? I texted George's number and he responded almost instantly, yes We are open from 11-2... hmm website said 11-5. He had a party of kids coming to learn archery. So I made my way over to the springs of tarpon, and found I had passed by this place for 20+ years! I made my way around the left side following the signs and found the range filled with archers and a table with venison and other snacks. George was running around getting the people set up with a lane, on his phone, and then he saw me. I said "do you sell bows?" "Inside" was the reply. I went in to the office and looked around. Deer heads, antlers, and everything a human could need to enter the ancient world of archery. Soon after a man entered, I suppose to check on me while George was busy. A girl came in next and commented on my shirt, it was a good one. Probably thanks to ginger and her t-shirt event! They mumbled something about finding a target, but I knew the score. Theft prevention, and boy does that say something about George's customers. They have his back! George came in and I made it clear I wanted a Bow set up Today. The good old American tradition of instant gratification! However George was crazy busy he said and could begin the basics for like $300. I said "I want to be able to hunt with it." He replied " alright I can get you started for $550.00" "Let's do It!" was my answer. He took my name and number and said" I'll text you later." He did indeed text me and said he started the setup but was wiped out from the kids. He then texted me the videos of the party. I agreed that the party did indeed look tiring, and we agreed to Monday after 5 pm appt. I got off work Monday and texted him my Eta. He was waiting for me and we went in to the range to acclimate me to my new toy, he gave basic instructions and my first shot was a bullseye. I then proceeded to miss and make mistakes till George got me dialed in. I was amazed at how fast he had me casting a good group of arrows. "I'm sold!" I said. We made the transaction and he threw in some tips for hunting for free! I left a happy customer and will be seeing George a lot in the future. Remember when Covid had the grocery stores empty of meat? What do you do? Starve? Eat beans? Not this Guy, i will be practicing till i can supply my family and friends with Organic, sustainable, Venison. Do yourself a favor and try this at least once, it's not a fad like Axe throwing.

Wonderful trail for horseback riding. We saw wild pigs, deer and beautiful birds on our horseback…read moreride. Beautifully preserved with miles and miles of fantastic trails and beautiful scenery!

This is a nine mile multi-use trail. It includes 2.2 miles of paved trail along 301 near John B…read more Sargent State Park (where canoe rentals for the canoe trail are offered) and an additional 6.7 miles of unpaved trail (off road type not single track). There are some bridges and parks along the way with picnic tables. The area is pretty buggy!!! So come prepared. Sections of the trail are for bicycling, horseback riding, hiking and inline skating. Leashed pets are allowed. Bring bags and scoop yo poop. The area is near Fort King Road that was used during the Second Seminole War (between Fort Brooke in Tampa and Fort King in Ocala). De Soto is also believed to have traveled through the area and to have uses Indian trails. Fort Foster remnants are in Hillsborough State Park.

My wife and I went to visit my Mom in Hudson the week of Memorial Day, and had a charter scheduled…read morewith Captain Chris on Thursday, May 29th. The trip was nothing short of exceptional. We met Chris at the dock around 8 as planned, when we got there he had the boat in the water, had already caught a live-well full of bait, and was ready to go. His boat is amazing, like nothing I've ever seen in the Northeast where I live. A shallow, skiff like vessel, very open for plenty of room to maneuver, with an awesome center console tower. It was a beautiful day, and the 1st stop was an inshore island he knew of where we caught plenty of sea trout, a monster 35 inch snook, and a small jack crevalle. After maybe an hour, the bite had slowed, and Chris suggested we could move to an inland river/canal and try for some redfish. First we pulled up to a sand beach at the end of the island, anchored and took a swim. It was awesome. When done, we took a beautiful ride to the next spot (all of our travel time on the boat was incredibly scenic and enjoyable), got into a spot he knew, and caught some redfish. Before we knew it, it was time to head back to the dock and wrap up our half day trip. When we got there, Chris filleted what we had kept of our catch (2 sea trout and 2 redfish), and bagged it for us to bring home. That night we had an epic dinner of fresh Gulf fish on the grill. I'm heading back to FL later this week, and once again I'm heading out with Capt. Chris/Epic Tails. He will be my go to fishing guide for the rest of the time my Mom is in FL. I've been on a bunch of charters over the years (both in the Northeast and FL), and Captain Chris is without question the best I've experienced. See you in a week or so, I can't wait!

This location continues to be a beautiful little park that is perfect for bird watching or just…read morehiking in the woods. There are many gorgous Bluebirds everywhere.

It's a quaint park; a nice quiet place to socialize your pup as part of a morning routine (I…read morehaven't been there in the afternoon). My only real complaint is with some of the other park goers not picking up after their dog. I mean, why would someone have a dog if they're not willing to take care of all its needs? It's definitely not from lack of equipment because this park provides free poop bags at every bench. Would recommend.

My dogs & I enjoyed the park very much. Its huge, there were a lot of friendly dogs. The park…read moreprovided water, poop bags, tennis balls, benches for the humans. The only negative is that there was a lot of doggie doo doo . PEOPLE...COME ON! PLEASE pick up after your dogs. We all want to enjoy a lovely, clean park. Don't be rude. I do not understand that kind of laziness!!! That being said, my dogs & I give the park a big thumbs/paws up. Thank you.