Best Nature and Parks (RV, National, Dog, etc) in Indian Shores

"Although it lies just fifteen minutes’ drive from the center, Sand Key Park feels a world away from the hustle and bustle of downtown Clearwater. Made up of both a park and beach, its scenery and sun-kissed sands coat the northern end of the barrier island of the same name. Besides lounging on its white sand beach, visitors can swim and surf in the sea, go kayaking or enjoy phenomenal views over the glimmering Gulf of Mexico."

"Located on the northern tip of the Sand Key barrier island, the small park is a favorite getaway from the city. Sand Key Park is one of the best places to go in Clearwater for relaxation. The family-friendly Sand Key Park is fringed by white-sand beaches, featuring cute beach cabanas to escape the sun."

"Moccasin Lake Nature Park can be found just fifteen minutes’ drive to the east of the city center. As well as ponds and creeks, it encompasses verdant forests and a flood plain with hiking trails and a boardwalk weaving their way amidst them. A very picturesque place, the park is named for the large lake that lies in its southwest corner."

"Tucked away in the heart of the city, the Sunken Gardens is a beautiful botanical paradise that offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. The 100-year-old garden is St. Petersburg's oldest living museum and is home to more than 50,000 tropical plants and flowers, as well as some of the oldest tropical plants in the country. If you are wondering what to do in St. Petersburg with kids, this is an amazing place to visit."

"Five minutes north of downtown, Sunken Gardens is a fantastic escape from the bustle of St. Pete. Often dubbed the city’s oldest living museum, the botanical paradise houses some of West Central Florida’s most colorful native tropical plants. Spend time wandering through its lush landscapes, soaking up exotic species from around the globe."

"The crown jewel of the St. Petersburg area, Fort De Soto Park boasts five interconnecting islands and 1,136 acres of waterfront oasis along the Gulf of Mexico. Backed by miles of sugary sand, this diverse coastal habitat is a hotspot for outdoor recreation. Spend the day in a kayak, cycle on the scenic trails or search for seashells on its beautiful beaches."

"Have breakfast at the Vinoy, then drive half an hour either to the lively St. Pete Beach or to the more isolated Fort De Soto Park. Have some fun in the sun before enjoying a sunset dinner at The Hurricane in St. Pete Beach. Stay the night at the Sirata Beach Resort."

"Lettuce Lake Conservation Park is one of Tampa’s favorite places to get outdoors and experience nature. Visitors can expect pine flatwoods and hardwood hammocks plants, plus an intriguing hardwood swamp forest. There is a 3,500-foot-long boardwalk and observation tower, and a 1.25-mile exercise trail that’s paved."

"Why you’ve got to go: If you are wondering what to do in Tampa with kids, this is one of the first stops to hit. The park is spread over 240 acres and has something to do for everyone. What to do: There is a wooded area where you can enjoy a picnic."

"Getting outside and being with nature is a simple activity that can make for a great day whether you go solo, with a friend, or the whole family. With this guide, you’ll have the best parks in Seminole Heights at your fingertips for your next adventure!. Be sure to snap a picture when you visit one of these parks in Seminole Heights and tag us at @stufftodointampabay on Facebook or Instagram!"

"It’s not anyone stand out feature, but a host little pleasures that make it an absolute delight to visit. 8 acres and eco friendly, the park hosts two interactive fountains, the video-game/exercise contraption NEOS 360 Ring, shaded picnic spots, dog running areas, and a fantastic children’s playground. Occasionally, there are fre...Read more"

"Otherwise, walk along Bayshore Boulevard and enjoy the historic homes and shops. Have dinner at the Japanese-inspired Water Sushi, a late-night hangout that has live music almost nightly. Consider sneaking across the street for some heavenly dessert at The Harry Waugh Dessert Room at Bern’s Steak House. Stay another night at the Grand Hyatt."

"Pioneer Park in St. Petersburg, Florida is located between Central Avenue and 1st Avenue South and Bay Shore Drive and Beach Drive Southeast. This beautiful waterfront park honors 600 of St. Petersburg's early settlers. Conveniently situated between the St. Petersburg Yacht Club and Al Lang Stadium, this shaded city park is right in the middle of all the action."

"Croc Encounters Reptile Park and Wildlife Center was originally established in 2005 as a reptile sanctuary for rescues. Over time, it grew to include other unwanted mammals, birds, and reptiles. The family-owned-and-operated facility eventually began providing guided tours and education in 2008."

"Understated elegance and a premier dining experience await you at this celebrated restaurant. The décor sets the stage for romance with tables set with fresh roses, crystal and China, providing a perfect lead-in for the traditional Italian cuisine. Waiters in black tie deliver perfectly prepared osso buco, linguine with lobster, and poached salmon with shrimp and asparagus."

"This West Tampa Italian favorite boasts all the traditional Italian dining bells and whistles. Diners will receive an excellent Italian meal served from tuxedoed waiters."

"Chez Colette’s French Bistro is a sensational French restaurant located in the seaside community of Belleair Bluffs, Florida. Visitors can join the restaurant for lunch or dinner in an intimate, art and wood-trimmed, French-style café, serving classic entrees that include beef bourguignon. The exterior features a couple of brown barrels at the entrance, a red and white awning, and a couple of white benches."

"❤️Share on Facebook - Tweet - RedditRated: 4.5 Stars $$$.Address:796 Indian Rocks Rd N Belleair Bluffs, FL 33770. Phone:(727) 585-9777Specialties:French ⏩. ⭐ Reviews - ⭐ Write A Review"

"Chef Dinos has been perfecting the art of crepe making for over 20 years, and you can enjoy the taste of his efforts at La Creperia Cafe. Watch him pour, flip, and twirl as he makes you a delicious crepe using only the freshest ingredients. Breakfast crepes are served all day and include options like la metro with cheese, eggs, caramelized onions, and green peppers; or try the atomica with cheese, eggs, mushrooms, and a pinch of crushed red pepper."

"Although La Creperia is a small cafe, their crepes are to-die-for. La Creperia Cafe focuses on traditional French-style brunch and breakfast with their star menu item, and namesake, crepes. They’re the only crepe-centered restaurant in the entire Tampa Bay area, and they offer both savory and sweet crepes for those of us with a sweet tooth."

"Located in historic Ybor City, La Creperia serves both savory and sweet crepes for breakfast. If you aren’t familiar with crepes, they’re thin pancakes that can be filled with any number of ingredients. La Creperia’s Southwest crepe, for instance, has cheese, egg, guacamole, jalapenos, and tomatoes with a dollop of sour cream."