Clearwater city and the PSTA are offering a free Park & Ride service to Clearwater Beach from March 2 to May 3, 2025, to alleviate parking issues during the busy season.

Fort Desoto North Beach is reopening after hurricane damage repairs, marking the full reopening of the park. Cleanup involved removing debris buried under sand, with extensive impacts on park structures and financial losses due to closure.

Branchton Park in Thonotosassa, FL, has reopened after a $10 million renovation, offering new amenities like a pickleball court, playground, splash pad, and dog park.

Hillsborough County, FL, unveils the renovated Branchton Park featuring playgrounds, courts, a splash pad, and a sheriff's substation for the community.

HSN is moving its operations from St. Petersburg to join QVC in Pennsylvania, ending a 47-year history with Florida, aiming to enhance efficiency and technological capabilities.

Branchton Park's $10M renovation in Hillsborough County offers a playground, splash pad, sports courts, and a dog park, aiming to become a local recreation hub.

St. Petersburg's Annual Raptor Fest returns to Boyd Hill Nature Preserve on February 1st with live demonstrations, interactive activities, and options to financially support raptors.

Ann & Chuck Dever Regional Park hosts an outdoor movie night on Feb. 1, starting at 5:30 p.m., promising a magical, family-friendly film experience. Details at 941-681-3760 or the event page.

Polk County Parks and Recreation Department sets new camping rules for 2025, including a 14-day stay limit, a 28-day gap before return, a 100-day annual cap, adult-only reservations, and a ban on certain vehicles.

Loyce E. Harpe Park in Mulberry reopens on weekends after Hurricane Milton's damage with limited access to amenities like dog and skate parks, trails, and fishing areas, while weekdays remain closed for safety during ongoing cleanup operations.

Loyce E. Harpe Park reopens on weekends after Hurricane Milton with limited facilities, including a dog park, skate park, bike trails, and fishing areas, while still serving as a storm debris management site on weekdays.

Sand Key Park reopens Dec. 21 after hurricane restoration, offering amenities like trails, a dog area, and picnic spots, despite a parking fee increase to $6 on Jan. 1. Pinellas County also progresses with other park re-openings post-hurricanes.

Hillsborough County debuts a new water playground at Progress Village's Emanuel P. Johnson Recreation Center, adding 14 water features and improved facilities.