Walsingham Park
12615 102nd Ave. N.
10601 125th St. N. (mail)
Largo FL 33778

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Walsingham Park is situated on 354 acres, divided by 100-acre Walsingham Lake, one-quarter mile west of the Pinellas Trail. There are two entrances, one on Walsingham Road and one on 102nd Avenue North.

 

The park provides pleasant, relaxing amenities for approximately 700,000 visitors to this park each year.

Visitors picnic and enjoy recreation such as hiking, jogging, cycling, a 6 mile trail, a 10-station fitness area, bird-watching, observing many plant species, fishing an/or boating. (Boating is restricted to rowing, sailing, or electric engines--combustion engines not permitted.) Wildlife includes: snakes, tortoises, turtles, hawks, mottled ducks, herons, wrens, thrashers, warblers; as well as butterflies comprised of swallowtails, sulphurs, gulf fritillary, Carolina satyr, white peacock.

 

Five habitat areas have been delineated within the boundaries of Walsingham Park: botanical gardens, pine flatwoods, oak scrub, Walsingham Reservoir with detention ponds, swales and wetlands; and cleared areas.

 

Amenities:

• boat ramp

• Restroom Update As an additional cost-saving measure, some restrooms in county parks are closed weekdays. However, facilities near most popular user areas remain open during all hours of park operation.All restrooms in county parks will be open on weekends. ee park diagram for details

  fishing
• multi-purpose trail
• parking
• dog park
• pier
• playground equipment
• restrooms
• 6 mile trail
• 10-station fitness area
• eight picnic shelters and grills - reserve shelters online
  

History: How did this park get its name?

Walsingham Park, one of the county’s newest parks, was named after the Walsingham Reservoir, which is located on the park property. The reservoir gets its name from Jesse Ancil Walsingham, a prominent early Pinellas County community leader, citrus grower and founding member of the Pinellas County Fair Association.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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