Angela
Reviews (13)
Beautiful waterfalls
Rainbow Springs State ParkEasy to get around for all dog sizes and abilities. Beautiful scenery, friendly visitors and volunteers, and very clean. A must see.
Open nature
Weeki Wachee PreserveNice wide paved path from beginning for strollers or sensitive dogs. Many options for mileage. No trash can for waste, just sign that says take trash with you which apparently no one follows as there were about 10 poop bags under the sign.
Quiet nature
Jay B. Starkey Wilderness ParkNice walking paths, lots of nature to see depending on type of day, quiet & peaceful
Back to the country
Starkey MarketBeautiful country land with lots of open space, 2 indoor areas to sit and eat, local market products for purchase. People are dog friendly & kid friendly.
Beautiful
Hillsborough River State ParkNice path along the water and plenty of trails to explore, not too busy for a holiday weekend, friendly pets and people especially when the trail gets a bit tight in some spots, will be back
Got in the miles
Lettuce Lake Conservation ParkNicely paved walkway to get some miles in. $2 cash entry fee. Well equipped with poop bags, garbage bins & doggie water fountain. Can be busy on weekends. Wish they allowed dogs on the boardwalk.
Sea life
Craig ParkNot only did we get to see manatees but also dolphins today around 2-3pm. Nice open trail along the water’s edge. After walked around the local neighborhood a bit to get another mile in. Encountered many friendly people with & without dogs.
Short path of shells & boardwalk
Eureka Springs Conservation ParkStaff was very friendly right from the start. Beautiful trees, flowers, ponds & festive poinsettias to view. Paved pathways with some shell paths too. Wide boardwalk path for multiple dogs to pass.
Found by accident
Pass-a-Grille Dog BeachHoping to collect shells via a boat trip but was full so found this park by walking around. Parking on the weekend afternoons can be challenging. Not super busy and people & pets were friendly. Not super big or wide area but nice for dogs that need to be leashed.
Nice family park
Paw Playground at John Chesnut Sr. ParkNice park with lots of natural wildlife from gators to deer. Having been our first visit here & wanting trails it was a bit hard to find where to go that dogs were allowed. Especially if you stay on the walkways & not stray off. Many of the boardwalks had signage saying no dogs. Big park so was able to get a lot of miles in walking around and navigating.
Beautiful scenery
Key Vista Nature ParkLovely walking paths of sand, grass and elevated bridges. Easy to find shaded areas. Lots of water viewing spots. A bit tight in places if you have a dog reactive to other dogs. Lots of wildlife off the path if you stray, including snakes, crabs, etc
Favorite spot
Honeymoon Island State ParkMy dogs are not the best listeners & don’t trust other dogs so it was nice to have everyone leashed. Friendly people & dogs. Dogs loved the options of the more wavy area or the shallow wading area a bit further down.
Variety of scenery
Suncoast TrailLong paved path with a variety of scenery. Right alongside suncoast parkway highway in many spots. Depending on time & day of week there may be more bikers. Convenient for many housing developments to jump onto trail.