Wilderness Conservation Park - Trout Creek Site - Thonotosassa, Florida

Le Wilderness Conservation Park - Trout Creek Site est un parc et attraction touristique située à l'adresse 12550 Morris Bridge Rd, Thonotosassa, FL 33592. Le parc offre une entrée accessible en fauteuil roulant, un parking accessible en fauteuil roulant, des randonnées, des tables de pique-nique, des toilettes publiques, des installations adaptées aux enfants, et est également ouvert aux chiens.

Le parc est noté 4.6/5 sur la base de 293 avis sur Google My Business, ce qui témoigne de la qualité de l'expérience offerte. Les visiteurs peuvent profiter de la beauté de la nature et des nombreuses activités proposées.

Le Wilderness Conservation Park - Trout Creek Site est un endroit idéal pour les familles et les amoureux de la nature. Les randonnées sont adaptées aux enfants et permettent de découvrir la faune et la flore locale. Les installations accessibles en fauteuil roulant et les toilettes publiques rendent le parc accessible à tous.

Le parc offre une variété d'options de pique-nique, ce qui en fait un endroit idéal pour une journée en plein air. Les chiens sont également les bienvenus, ce qui permet aux propriétaires de profiter de la nature avec leur compagnon à quatre pattes.

Avis de Wilderness Conservation Park - Trout Creek Site

Cindy Ryan

5/5

Access to this park is easy from I75 or Morris Bridge Road. Plenty of parking and disabled parking, including at the canoe launch area. The sheltered picnic areas are spacious and included grills. There are also several places to obtain water. There are hiking and walking trails for every level of fitness and charming views of Trout Creek, where fishing is allowed. Overall a really great day trip.

Ryan Caldwell

5/5

In looking for trails to hike, I came across this place. This place is great. Trails for miles. Bike trails for miles. 14+miles. Also if you have a canoe or kayak there's the river. Wildlife is quite present. Great for photography, I've included a snap I took.
Bring hydration, and snake if you are hiking. Maps and ranger help are avaliable. Have fun. I did.

Melissa Previte

5/5

Some of the most natural views of the real Florida are hidden in this park. The hiking paths and trails are very well marked and very easy to walk on minus the occasional tree roots. Great for dogs, kids or beginner hikers. There is a nicely maintained wooden boardwalk that runs along the river that is mostly shaded and provides great views the lush green landscape. There are alligators here frequently so beware with dogs by the river. The covered shelters are great for parties and it's $2 to park here, as the machine does take credit cards. This parking/hiking area does connect to the larger bike trails if you are wanting to bike from here. Definitely recommend some bug spray depending on the time of day you are walking in the woods here as the swampy areas will have mosquitoes all the time.

nishant narula

4/5

Amazing and beautiful park with different trails which included broad walk trail and trail around the river with beautiful views. Along with hiking there are different options for biking as well. The parking fees for the park is 2$. There is ample of parking space in the park. The hiking paths and trails are marked with all the information. I visited on Saturday morning and it was almost empty. We enjoyed exploring the fishing docks, nature trail and the bayshore trail.

Gean

5/5

$2 to park your car. Display it on your dashboard driver side. Multiple trails, lots of signs. FYI, there are several poison ivy plants along the trail so keep little hands from wandering. Telltale sign of poison ivy is the three leaves in a cluster together. Otherwise, absolutely beautiful. We saw 2 alligators in the water but we were safe. There were turtles and birds and we got to see a caterpillar go in to it's cocoon. Would definitely go back! Did not see a restroom.

Steve Smith

5/5

Great park with hiking/mountain biking trails, a fishing boardwalk, restrooms, and a canoe launch ramp. No playgrounds here. But there are small pavilions to rent. I did not have luck fishing but enjoyed the morning - will be back!

Abby Rankin

5/5

If you’re looking for a low key, but fun place to mountain bike this trail system is the ticket. Lots of wildlife to be seen every time I go. $2 parking pass required.

Sean Tansey

5/5

This is such a cool little spot. It costs $2 for the day. Theres a boat ramp, nature trail, bunches of biking paths, and is pretty empty. We love the nature trail, and my dog goes crazy with all the little lizards darting here and there.