Address: 8001 Double Branch Rd, Tampa, FL 33635, USA
Phone: +18138551765
Sunday: 8AM–6PM
Monday: 8AM–6PM
Tuesday: 8AM–6PM
Wednesday: 8AM–6PM
Thursday: 8AM–6PM
Friday: 8AM–6PM
Saturday: 8AM–6PM
Carol DeAbreu
Stunning park. It's so quiet and peaceful. We ended our walk with yoga and light stretches. Plenty of other activities are well. Great for families, couples and folks that just enjoy outdoors
Gary Martinez
Great kayaking. Very nice park and good staff
Michael Byrd
Hiking, kayaking, fishing, picnicing, relaxing, and so much more. This place is amazing! Plenty of parking, shelters, and restrooms. Visit the Nature Center to learn more about the flora and fauna living in the area. Rent a kayak! See a Manatee. Bird watch. So. Much. To. Do! Even leashed dogs are allowed in the park. There's a $2 entrance fee, but it is well worth it.
Brian Brillinger
Nice little park. Kind of small for the two dollar entry fee payable at a kiosk at the entrance. Probably a great place to launch canoes or kayaks when the tide is up. Pay attention to tides for your return or you will have a muddy walk to the dock.
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Dogs are allowed as long as they're on a leash😃
$25.00 for a half day rental (up to 4 hours). One standard price.
No, there are walking nature trails. None very long some with boardwalks. Nearby is upper Tampa Bay trail which has miles of paved biking trails
Camping is only available for scouts and organized groups. Call the park for reservations.
I believe they are only closed on Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Yes! We brought our own kayak and SUP and saw lots of other folks with their own boats. There is a $2 entrance fee for all vehicles, just FYI.
Yes
The Park is open from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. the incoming gate closes at 5:30
No
Yes, the entry gate closes after 5:30p and the park closes at 6p
No . is open during the day only.
Yes, you pay $ 2.00 per car.
It's $2.00 per car load. That includes whole park... playground, fields, 3 trails, canoe/kayak launch and nature center.
No...there is no beach and it is shallow and oyster beds. If you kayak or canoe... a half mile there is a sandbar... you can wade... and then a mile out there's the bay... more wading. It's a nice day, great trail.... no swimming...but you can get wet.
It's been open in the past for Easter Egg hunts.
Signs indicate no drones permitted in public parks there
Yes we take our poodle every time.
I believe the pavilions are call and reserve. I'm not 100% sure though.
Yes
I believe so, since the money is going to help keep the park beautiful.
Upper Tampa Bay Park does not have regular camping sites for the general public, but does offer primitive camping for organized nonprofit groups ( Boy Scouts). Lake Rogers Park is the only other place nearby that has public camping it is also primitive( no electric no water). Call to register (813) 264-3917
I saw shelters, but no gazebos. Really nice park thou.
Yes. Fishing is permitted with Florida State license. Red drum, snook, sheepshead, blue crab and speckled sea trout are common catches.
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