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The qualities that make Pinellas County such a popular tourist destination are the same ones that help make this an ideal place in which to live. Ideal climate, extensive water views, awesome sunsets and colorful Florida landscapes are part of our natural environment. In addition to our postcard-perfect scenery, the quantity and variety of leisure choices is enough to keep our residents busy for a lifetime!
Parks are a priority in Pinellas County. You will notice how green it is the moment you arrive. In fact, there are so many parks throughout each neighborhood and within the boundaries of each city that it would be impractical to list them all. Instead we are including a list of public parks that offer special recreational features either because of their size, their proximity to water or some characteristic that sets them apart. They are all part of the Pinellas County Park System.
The Pinellas County Park Department maintains nearly four-thousand acres of the county's most beautiful examples of pristine Florida landscapes. Sunny beaches, tranquil lakes, and lush green expanses of native habitat combine with playgrounds, learning centers and picnic facilities to provide park visitors immeasurable opportunities for relaxation.
Anderson Park
This park serves the north county area and offers individual and group picnicking facilities, play equipment and a boat launching facility.
The 128-acre park, along Lake Tarpon, is characterized by hilly terrain, wooded areas, and beautiful vistas overlooking the lake and Salmon Bay. Picnic pads, elevated boardwalk and a nature trail 478 linear feet long have been developed among the cypress trees along the Salmon Bay shoreline. |
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Crystal Cove Villas
1801 Orange Blvd
Palm Harbor, FL 34683
Phone: (727) 787-2548
Emergency Maint: (727) 421-8479
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