The owners have made a a lot of investments in the course. Landscaping updates on most if not, all…read moreholes are very well done. I have to admit that some of the landscape improvements they've made to this golf course are better than any of the landscaping in my neighborhood and I live in a very nice neighborhood! At first, I was not a big fan of the restrictive geo-fencing that keeps us closer to the middle of the fairway (I don't tend to hit the ball in the middle of the fairway, ha ha) but I appreciate the owners wanting to improve the course and protect the bunker and grass near them. We are in a state of drought right now and the course is amazingly good shape given the head don't have full water. If you have never played here, I highly recommend that you try it. Some of the holes are easier than others and some of the other holes are very challenging so it's an interesting golf course. Thank you to the owners for making investments in our community. It is much appreciated.

Crescent more like midscent Spent 50 bucks wowza…read moreA lot of rude adults Some guy hit me in the head with a golf ball

Nice nine hole course. The gentleman in the pro shop is always accommodating. We always play a 9…read morehole warm up round here.

Course looks great from the outside but don't ask questions in the pro shop or call about tee times…read morecause you'll be meet with just the most miserable person who doesn't want to do their job. The gentleman in there talks to people like they're trash. Spend your money somewhere else.

Nature preserve full of long and winding hiking trails throughout quiet forest. I enjoy walking…read morealong the sandy paths and boardwalks for a couple of hours, often spotting deer and tortoises. There's an education center, clean bathrooms, and ample parking as well.

Well taken care of wetlands preserve. I hiked the entire 4 miles of trails in less than two hours…read more(experienced hiker averaging 2.7 mph). Mostly flat (300 total feet of elevation), with some swampy areas backside of wilderness trail. No more than a couple of inches that you would hike in...just keep the waterway in sight when you hit those areas as there are usually several dryish routes paralleling the water.

One of our favorite spots to look for manatees is the Spring branch or Spring Bayou, off Tarpon…read moreSprings (FL) Bayou. We try to get here before 10am (Jan 2026), which seems to be when the manatees like to "frolic" here. There's not a lot of parking, maybe 25 spaces, and there's more one street up at the tennis courts. We never see any street parking in this neighborhood. We look for manatees near the south end of the bayou, near Bath St north of S Spring Blvd. We saw several individuals and maybe a pair, occasionally surfacing their backs or peeking out for a gulp of air. It was a chilly morning, so we didn't stay long. There's a nice path around the bayou, a park, and on weekdays, a cute $5 museum, too.

There's a lot of street parking around. They were setting up for an art fair. There were a ton of…read moremanatees everyone was observing

A day of fun and excitement. We skated we ate, pizza was free for the kids and actually pretty good…read more( on Thursday.) very Clean, staff very accommodating and lots of games and extras. I will be back.

We went here recently for a Child's Birthday Party and had an excellent experience!…read more For starters, I was really impressed with the quality of the skating floor. We've been to some rinks around here and the floor is really greasy/oily. If you know, you know that really makes it hard to fully maintain full control when turning and cutting. We also really appreciated that they had a little corner of the floor tucked away for the little skaters. Our little one loved it over there as an escape from the crowd and more experienced skaters. Also, in the larger sizes they had some really nice roller hockey style inline skates. I don't think there are enough of those to cover all sizes, but if you are lucky enough to get a pair, they definitely looked legit. We'll definitely be back to this location again. The DJ also played a good mix of old school vs new school music.

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.

LOVE LOVE LOVE! What a beautiful place! So serene, very…read morevery Zen place. Gorgeous old wild Florida scenery. Absolutely Magical. A must visit. Beautiful open tropical green spaces, Picnic areas with BBQ's & Shelters, lots of shady areas & small green forestry areas. A lovely playground area for the kids, very nice restrooms, trails, fishing piers, lookout towers, wildfire all over, gorgeous views of the mangroves. A nature lovers paradise. Photo ops in every direction. Birds everywhere, perfectly preserved natural habitats, the sounds of nature all around, trickling water sounds in the distance. No signs of civilization. Not another human in sight. You would not think that this kind of hidden, almost untouched, natural treasure exist so close to the city, but it does. And it's very well maintained. While I was there a single gardener came briefly, checked things out, weed wacked around the edge of a sidewalk & left. As it already looked perfectly manicured when he showed up. I was there for a long time & there was no one else there except the brief visit from the landscaper & one other gentleman I had a brief but lovely conversation with. When I first got there, I ran into this one single gentleman that was bow hunting. He had a great big bow & arrows. I asked him if he had seen any of the Flamingos & he said "not today" I took that as a good sign to keep exploring as I must be close! haha. Later on, as I was leaving that same gentleman went back to his truck put his bow away & got out his fishing pole & gear. I thanked him for his time again & wished him luck fishing. He then wished me luck on my hunt for the wild flamingos & quickly, silently, vanished back into the woods. New Port Richey is a gorgeous place that has it all. It's quickly becoming my favorite playground on Florida's iconic Nature Coast. Highest Recommendations.

Well groomed park with inlet all around. If you love birds this place is your park. Newer play area…read moreand lots of piers. A great find to visit and Im sure nice to live by.

We recently took the evening river trip....dolphins, shark, Manatee, luminous jellyfish and lots of…read morebirds with some bats mixed in...OH MY! Julie was an exceptional guide for the evening, and a truly knowledgeable naturalist. We saw so much wildlife and learned lots. We recommend this tour!

Our guide was Julie and she is THE best when it comes to local wildlife. She is so passionate about…read morethe ecosystem. We learned a lot about manatees, pelicans, the businesses in the area, the boats, etc. My husband and I had a great kayak adventure and I can't say enough about how much fun we had!