Things to do.

Causeway-accessible state park with nature trails and Gulf beaches; the ferry inside the park serves nearby Caladesi Island.

Boat-access barrier island with Gulf beach and mangrove trails. Day use and ferry service are open; storm recovery still limits marina utilities, overnight slips, and sometimes food service.

Safety Harbor’s 92-acre waterfront park has shade trees, picnic shelters, fishing, a boat ramp, and Tampa Bay’s largest remaining Tocobaga temple mound. The main playground and Shelter 1 are currently closed; the rock-structure playground remains open. Seawall, sidewalk, and wastewater construction may affect parts of the park into 2027.

Casual local favorite for biking, kayaking, beach access, and breezy Gulf views on the way to Honeymoon Island.

Walkable Main Street district beside the Pinellas Trail, lined with independent restaurants, breweries, shops, galleries, and waterfront parks.

Guided adventure center in Oldsmar’s 400-acre Mobbly Bayou preserve, with five ziplines, a suspension bridge, paddleboard tours, sunset outings, and limited special tours. Standard experiences start above $40.

Color-saturated Safety Harbor art environment and private home known as the Bowling Ball House, with mosaics, bottle trees, and sculpture-filled grounds.