Craig Park, Tarpon Springs

Took a nice walk here this morning 🌄 😊 Such a beautiful, quiet and peaceful place. Ran into a volunteer crew that was picking up a small amount of garbage. This park is very clean, most likely due to these wonderful young people volunteering their time on an early Saturday morning. Great job everyone and thank you! Picnic tables here to enjoy some time in the shade under the beautiful trees 🌳 😊

Craig Park is a "great" place to visit anytime of year but Christmas is really special. The decorations are colorful and the homes in the area are decorated beautifully. You can kayak, see manatees and dolphins at certain times and it's a great place to meet for lunch, take a walk with your pet or just sit and relax. There is a playground for toddlers, tennis courts for everyone plus clean bathrooms. It's a fun adventure right in downtown Tarpon.

Craig Park is a low key spot to bring a blanket, have a picnic with a loved one, read a book or even take a nap. (Seen some people do it.) Relaxing park, it's the same location where the cross is throw in. Well designed, great views of the homes and water. Bathrooms are mostly open and available as well. They also have a really unique hall that can be rented for events too.

This is the most wonderful park! My family and I love to come here. Beautiful surroundings, quiet, perfect for walking and also fun areas for kids to play in. Would come every day if we could!

Craig Park hosts this years Tarpon Springs Seafood Festival. It is one of the best seafood festivals in Florida in terms of the variety, quality and taste. The park is a large sprawling area on the waterfront nestled into the greek neighborhood with many trees and benches to enjoy the view. It is also where the Greek Orthodox Church holds the yearly custom of throwing the cross into the water for some lucky youth to retrieve. I make it a point to go to the festival every year. Last year it was held at the Spongedocks. If you get the chance, this is the one to go to.