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Safety Harbor is a city on the west shore of Tampa Bay in Pinellas County, Florida, United States. It was incorporated in 1917. The population was 16,884 at the 2010 census.
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1. Philippe Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 382 reviews
An historical site and park containing an ancient ceremonial mound from the area's sizeable Native American settlement.
Reviewed By 321alanz - Tampa, United States
There is a lot going on here. Beautiful views during the day or sunset overlooking the Upper Tampa Bay. Numerous picnic shelters and tables, restroom areas, parking, walking trails, boat ramp, children's play areas, spectacular old growth oak trees and other varieties. The park area itself is kept very clean. At the far end is an Original Native American Mound from centuries ago. A great park to spend an hour or the day.
2. Harbor Food Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Harbor Food Tours - A Unique Food and Art Experience Take a stroll down the streets of beautiful downtown Safety Harbor, stop to sample some delicious food, and discuss our local history and unique public art. Learn why the city of Safety Harbor has been called the "Jewel of Tampa Bay."
3. Safety Harbor Marina Park and Fishing Pier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 174 reviews
Reviewed By richardbG7256QV - Northport, United States
The fishing pier is a wonderful place to walk with grand children, children, seniors or any one who would like to see manatees, pelicans or enjoy a sea breeze
4. Safety Harbor Tours
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Take a stroll through downtown Safety Harbor as your tour guide tells you the history and mystery of Safety Harbor Florida. Learn about the Tocobaga Indians, Pirates, and the pioneers from the past. Ghost tours also available. Information on the web-site.
5. Crooked Thumb Brewery
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4.5 based on 73 reviews
Reviewed By saraaburd - Key Largo, United States
I love Crooked Thumb! What a great atmosphere. I love the picnic tables and open concept for the brewery. It’s comfortable and one of my favorite spots to go to enjoy a socially distanced beverage with my family. Their beer is amazing. I especially love the Harbor Lager! They often have food trucks or a hot dog cart for tasty bites. It’s easy to spend hours with friends here.
6. Whimzey Bowling Ball House
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4.5 based on 73 reviews
Whimzey is the home of Todd Ramquist and Kiaralinda and is a multi-colored, ever evolving, fantasmagorical gingerbread cottage and studio. Whimsical yard art, 800 bowling balls border the flowerbeds and mosaic sidewalks lead you thru the gardens. Jester sculptures greet you and your senses are treated to magic every turn you make. Bring a camera to capture the awe you will not want to forget. You can now take Fabulous Whimzeyland Complex Tours-90 minutes of a guided tour with a FUNcilitator Tour Guide -tickets for several tours available now https://safetyharborartandmusiccenter.thundertix.com/
Reviewed By samituret - St. Petersburg, United States
I happened to meet the owners of the whimzey house, Todd and Kiaralinda, before going to the house. They are lovely, creative artists who have such a generous spirit. Their house definitely reflects this! It’s free to walk around their yard and enjoy all the little details and effort they’ve put into making it such a cool, colorful spot! Highly recommend!
7. Baranoff Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Gophermoth - Safety Harbor, United States
If you are staying in Safety Harbor this magnificent historic tree are a must see!! But this is not a destination attraction in and of itself (unless you are a true dendrophile) if you are visiting the greater Tampa Bay area. That said if you want to visit Safety Harbor for a few hours perhaps visit the Spa, stroll Main Street for some quaint shops and have some good food and drink at a local establishment then by all means definitely take 10 minutes to swing by this little park and see the grand old Quercus.
