Clearwater Marine Aquarium
$25–$50See rescued dolphins, manatees, sea turtles, sharks and sea lions at a working marine animal hospital.
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A large Pinellas County park on Lake Seminole with wildlife habitat, trails, playgrounds, picnic shelters, and boat access.
10015 Park Boulevard North, Seminole, Florida 33777 · Seminole, FL
Lake Seminole Park is a county-run park in Seminole that covers roughly 250 acres and is managed as a designated wildlife habitat. Visitors can walk, run, skate, or bike on its trails, which were recently extended, and the park also includes a ball field, multiple playgrounds, and 13 picnic shelters. Lakeside benches and swings offer views over the water, and a boat ramp and fishing access serve anglers and boaters. Swimming is not permitted. Wildlife commonly seen there includes raccoons, alligators, hawks, eagles, and turtles.
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