Crescent Lake Park
Crescent Lake lies at the center of our neighborhood, surrounded by the beautiful 56 acre public park. East of the lake is the "Great Banyan Tree", a living "jungle gym" for generations of our children. It is featured on the neighborhood logo. To the south is Huggins-Stengel Field, a baseball field that was once the Spring Training home for the New York Yankees. Next to it is the neighborhood's most visible landmark, a 1923 water tower, repainted as a giant salt water aquarium by local muralist, Tom Stovall.
Hours
Monday 6 AM–11 PM
Tuesday 6 AM–11 PM
Wednesday 6 AM–11 PM
Thursday 6 AM–11 PM
Friday 6 AM–11 PM
Saturday 6 AM–11 PM
Sunday 6 AM–11 PM
What Visitors Love
Wonderful park - great walking path along the lake. Playground - dog parks - tennis - volleyball- and lots of space to hang out.
I walk dogs and really enjoy walking around the lake. Most everyone is kind and has their dogs on leashes, sure there are always a few who don’t, but that’s everywhere. Poop bags and garbage cans are around the lake as well. Nice shady trees and giant white pelicans, what more could you want 🤗
Lovely park for family and friends 🧡 also great to hammock! There's a dog park and pickle ball quart by the park as well.
Lovely place to go for a walk,run or picnic. The sidewalk goes around the pound/lake making it so pleasant to be there. You will see a lot of people walking their dogs or parents with their kids on the playground. Some parts have a nice shade and the trees are so beautiful. Lots of squirrels, ducks and birds, even turtles. Around it you can find benches to sit and enjoy being there. A plus, there are pickle ball courts. They are always crowded.
My favorite park in St Pete! Lots of wildlife, space to sit and relax. There’s a dog park and pickleball and tennis courts, tho tennis courts could use a little love. There’s no public restroom either.
Accessible Features
- Wheelchair Accessible Entrance
- Wheelchair Accessible Parking