Dunedin Parks
- Achieva Dog Park
- 1659 Achieva Way
- (727) 298-3242
- https://www.dunedin.gov/Activities-and-Recreation/Parks-Recreation/Parks-Playgrounds/Achieva-Paw-Park
Nestled on Achieva Credit Union’s campus in Dunedin, Achieva Dog Park offers separate, secure areas for small and large dogs, both enclosed by sturdy six-foot fencing. The park features agility poles, tunnels, shaded seating with picnic tables, water fountains for people and pups, waste stations, and landscaped trees. Expanded in 2019, it’s clean, community-driven, and open daily from sunrise to sunset—perfect for energetic dogs and their owners to run, play, and connect.
- Amberlea Park
- 1680 Amberlea Drive N
- (727) 298-3242
- https://www.dunedin.gov/Activities-and-Recreation/Parks-Recreation/Parks-Playgrounds/Amberlea-Park
Amberlea Park in Dunedin is a serene 5‑acre neighborhood gem, shaded by majestic oaks and lined with picnic benches. Its standout feature is the “Branch Out” climbing tree—complete with swinging ropes and trunk openings—for adventurous, nature‑inspired play. A secondary playground, open green field and sports area make it perfect for pick‑up soccer or tag. Open daily from sunrise to sunset, it’s a peaceful spot for families, fitness, and furry friends on a leash.
- Caladesi Island State Park
- Caladesi Island, Dunedin
- (727) 469-5918
- https://www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/caladesi-island-state-park
Caladesi Island State Park in Dunedin is a pristine, boat-access-only barrier island resort offering three miles of powder-white sand and crystal-clear Gulf waters. Explore winding mangrove kayak trails, stroll shaded nature loops through pine and oak hammocks, and visit the historic Scharrer homestead. Amenities include a marina, concession café, restrooms, showers, and picnic pavilions. Regularly ranked among the nation’s top beaches, it’s perfect for swimming, shelling, fishing, birding, and unplugging in unspoiled coastal beauty.
- Dunedin Causeway
- 61 Causeway Blvd
- (727) 298-3242
- https://www.dunedin.gov/Activities-and-Recreation/Beaches-Coast/Dunedin-Causeway
Dunedin Causeway is a scenic 2.5‑mile corridor linking Dunedin to Honeymoon Island State Park. Flanked by sparkling waters on both sides, it offers free beach parking, a trail for walking, biking, and jogging, and fishing spots from two bridges. Amenities include kayak and sailboat rentals, restrooms, and the High & Dry Grill. Open daily 5 am–11 pm, it’s perfect for sunsets, water sports, drum circles, and peaceful waterfront moments.
- Dunedin Youth Guild Park
- 2750 Bayshore Blvd
- (727) 298-3242
- Dunedin.gov/Activities-and-Recreation/Parks-Recreation/Parks-Playgrounds/Dunedin-Youth-Guild-Park
Nestled beside Cedar Creek and the Pinellas Trail, Dunedin Youth Guild Park offers 2.3 acres of peaceful waterfront greenspace. It features paved walking and biking paths, three shaded picnic shelters, and crushed-shell parking. Visitors enjoy beautiful natural surroundings perfect for relaxing picnics, casual strolls, and wildlife viewing. Open daily from sunrise to sunset, this serene park provides a quiet escape for families and nature lovers alike.
- Eagle Scout Park
- 1040 Virginia St
- (727) 298-3242
- https://www.dunedin.gov/Image-Galleries/Eagle-Scout-Park
A legacy of local Eagle Scout projects, this park features 10 lighted pickleball courts (free, first‑come/first‑served, 7 AM–10 PM), three illuminated tennis courts, a paved walking/jogging loop, picnic pavilion with grills, restrooms, and the Dunedin Community Garden. It’s a vibrant, multi‑generational hub—perfect for sport, fitness, and gatherings. Open daily from sunrise to sunset, Eagle Scout Park champions community, health, and outdoor play, all nurtured by local volunteers.
- Edgewater Park
- 51 Marina St
- (727) 298-3242
- https://www.dunedin.gov/Activities-and-Recreation/Parks-Recreation/Parks-Playgrounds/Edgewater-Park
Edgewater Park is a charming 4‑acre waterfront oasis nestled alongside Dunedin Marina. Shaded by mature trees, it features a nautical‑themed playground for ages 2–12 with ADA‑inclusive swings and boat‑inspired structures. The park offers two picnic pavilions, restrooms, and a reservable gazebo—ideal for gatherings or weddings—plus scenic walking paths and sweeping marina and sunset views. A cherished community hub since Dunedin’s centennial, it’s open daily from sunrise to sunset and perfect for families, fitness, and waterfront enjoyment.
- Elizabeth Skinner-Jackson Park
- 1040 MLK Jr Ave
- (727) 298-3242
- https://www.dunedin.gov/Activities-and-Recreation/Parks-Recreation/Parks-Playgrounds/Elizabeth-Skinner-Jackson-Park
Elizabeth Skinner‑Jackson Park is a welcoming one‑acre neighborhood gem on Martin Luther King Jr. Avenue. It features a thoughtfully designed playground with swings for toddlers and school‑age kids, cushioned rubber surfacing, fun climbers and nets, and ample shade. Adjacent is a lighted basketball court, plus a picnic pavilion and restrooms—ideal for quick family outings or celebrations. Open daily from sunrise to sunset, this peaceful, safe, and well‑maintained park offers a friendly escape in Dunedin.
- Hammock Park
- 1920 Pinehurst Rd (also sits largely on Michigan Ave)
- (727) 298-3242
- https://www.dunedin.gov/Activities-and-Recreation/Parks-Recreation/Parks-Playgrounds/Hammock-Park
Nestled amid 90 acres of native hammock forest, Hammock Park in Dunedin offers five miles of lush trails and boardwalks weaving through pine groves, wetlands, and a butterfly garden. The tree-house playground delights kids, while the disc golf course, picnic pavilions, observation platform, and restrooms create a well-rounded outdoor oasis. Part of the Great Florida Birding Trail, it’s perfect for birdwatchers spotting osprey, warblers, and more. Open daily sunrise to sunset, it’s a nature-lover’s retreat.
- Highlander Park & Aquatic Complex
- 903 Michigan Blvd, Dunedin, FL 34698
- (727) 298-3242
- https://www.dunedin.gov/Activities-and-Recreation/Parks-Recreation/Parks-Playgrounds/Highlander-Park
Highlander Park in Dunedin, Florida, is a vibrant 70-acre community hub offering a blend of recreational and cultural amenities. Adjacent to the Kiwanis Sprayground and Highlander Pool, the park features a playground with artificial grass, swings, spinning seats, a track ride, and a “Big Kahuna” fish climber, designed for children aged 5–12. Additional facilities include tennis courts, picnic pavilions, restrooms, and sports courts. The park also hosts the Dunedin Community Center, Fine Art Center, and Dunedin Nature Center, providing diverse activities and events for all ages.
- Honeymoon Island State Park
- 1 Causeway Blvd
- (727) 241-6106
- https://www.floridastateparks.org/honeymoonisland
Honeymoon Island State Park is a sun-drenched 385‑acre barrier island in Dunedin, boasting 4 miles of pristine white-sand beaches and sparkling Gulf waters. Accessible by car, it features kayak and bike rentals, two beachfront cafés, shaded picnic pavilions, ADA boards, and a dog-friendly beach. Explore the lush 3‑mile Osprey Nature Trail through virgin slash pine forests, spot eagles and osprey, and unwind in the Rotary Centennial Nature Center. Open daily from 8 am to sunset, it’s Florida’s top state park for nature lovers and beachgoers.
- John R Lawrence Pioneer Park
- 420 Main St
- (727) 298-3242
- https://www.dunedin.gov/Activities-and-Recreation/Parks-Recreation/Parks-Playgrounds/John-R.-Lawrence-Pioneer-Park
John R. Lawrence Pioneer Park (formerly Pioneer Park), nestled in downtown Dunedin, is a vibrant 1-acre community hotspot. Featuring a shaded bandshell stage, it hosts concerts, the Dunedin Downtown Market, films in the park, and seasonal festivals. Recently upgraded with accessible walkways, mosaic art benches, enhanced lighting, pet-friendly fountains, and lush landscaping, the park balances daily strolls with lively events. Just steps from Main Street shops and the Pinellas Trail, it offers a charming, family-friendly gathering place open dawn to dusk.
- Mini Parks (Throughout Dunedin)
- Dunedin
- (727) 812-4530
- https://www.dunedin.gov/Activities-and-Recreation/Parks-Recreation/Parks-Playgrounds/Mini-Parks
Dunedin’s mini parks are small, inviting pocket parks scattered throughout the city, ideal for relaxing on benches, enjoying shade, and catching a sunset. All are open daily from sunrise to sunset. Featured locations include Armston, Douglas Memorial, John Kokolakis, Kiwanis, Mira Vista, San Jose, Veterans Memorial, Vivien Skinner Grant, Wee Garth, and Wilson Street Park. These accessible green spaces often offer water views, shaded seating, and a peaceful place to unwind in nature.
- Scottsdale Park
- 1260 Beltrees Street
- (727) 298-3242
- https://www.dunedin.gov/Activities-and-Recreation/Parks-Recreation/Parks-Playgrounds/Scotsdale-Park
Scotsdale Park is a peaceful neighborhood green space tucked along Beltrees Street in Dunedin. It features a shaded playground, a covered picnic pavilion with tables and electricity, and paved walking paths perfect for leisurely strolls or light exercise. With plenty of open space, mature trees, and a quiet, family-friendly atmosphere, it’s a welcoming spot for locals to relax, play, and connect. Open daily from sunrise to sunset, Scotsdale Park offers simple charm in a natural setting.
- Weaver Park
- 1258 Bayshore Blvd
- (727) 298-3242
- https://www.dunedin.gov/Activities-and-Recreation/Parks-Recreation/Parks-Playgrounds/Weaver-Park
Weaver Park is part trailfront, part waterfront spot in Dunedin, featuring a nature-inspired, ADA-accessible playground with tree and butterfly themes. It offers two picnic pavilions, a fishing pier, and the Kiwanis Fit Zone outdoor gym with hydraulic exercise equipment for all fitness levels. Visitors enjoy access to the Pinellas Trail, restrooms, and beautiful views, making it a perfect place for families, fitness enthusiasts, and nature lovers. Open daily from sunrise to sunset.