Address: 18000 Lizards Tail Rd, Tampa, FL 33647, USA
Phone: +18132648513
Sunday: 8AM–6PM
Monday: 8AM–6PM
Tuesday: 8AM–6PM
Wednesday: 8AM–6PM
Thursday: 8AM–6PM
Friday: 8AM–6PM
Saturday: 8AM–6PM
Marlon Edwards
This is a lovely little park that is good for a casual, low impact hike. A lot of the trail has little or no shade so take that into consideration when you visit. There is a big open area of palmetto bushes and areas with pine and cyprus …
Carl Vervisch
Fun trail! We walked the two loop trails as part of the 2021 Hiking Spree. Note that the trailhead is 1300 ft from the designated parking lot. Biomes include palmetto scrub and cypress dome. We heard multiple species of bird, but only saw a …
Sarah Lunsford
This was a very cool trail! The only weird thing is the entrance. You park in the lot and then have to walk up the road a ways, and the actual trail entrance isn't marked well. It's down a small embankment just off the sidewalk. Kinda …
Ric Rini
Visited this park with the 2020 Hillsborough county Hiking Spree. This particular park has a separate parking area and then a walk of about 100 yards before you actually enter the park. It's an easy stroll among Cypress trees and medium sized oaks. The shade canopy cover is about 40% to 50% of the hikeing trails. Make sure you bring water and bug repellent. There are no restrooms or bench seating areas in this park.
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None of the Hillsborough County Nature Preserves or parks allow hunting. I would try contacting private landowners, many of them would be thrilled to have fewer hogs on their land.
Yes, you need to make a free reservation at watermatters.org.
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Nothing to park. This is a very small "park". Mostly just a trail head. Picnic table. No restroom.
I couldn't say for sure. Call the wetland conservation folks listed at the site. Seems counter productive to allow for hunting in the preserves and a danger to hikers with target practice. They would have to require all campers, hikers and backpackers to wear orange vests. Just my knowledge on the question.
Yes, but you need the lock code to enter.
Free for seven days.
No, there's no restrooms or any other facilities. There's parking & maps. Happy hiking!
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