Description

Fred Howard Park, located in Tarpon Springs, Florida, spans 155 acres of parkland and beach on the Gulf of Mexico. The park features a scenic one-mile causeway leading to a beautiful sandy beach perfect for swimming and sunbathing, and is home to a variety of wildlife, including eagles and gopher tortoises. Named after former Tarpon Springs mayor Fred H. Howard, the park is a favorite destination for both relaxation and adventure, offering amenities such as picnic shelters, a butterfly garden, a playground, and a hiking/biking trail. The orientation of the park makes it an excellent spot for windsurfing, while also offering stunning sunsets. Fred Howard Park has even caught the attention of filmmakers, with the mile-long causeway appearing in films and national commercials. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful beach day, with convenient amenities including restrooms, showers, and accessible parking.