Ream Wilson Clearwater Trail

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Stretching 13 miles from Clearwater Beach to Tampa Bay at Safety Harbor, the Ream Wilson Clearwater Trail connects parks, neighborhoods, and natural areas, offering a scenic route for bicyclists and pedestrians alike. Along the route, you’ll find picnic tables, benches, and bicycle service stations, making it easy to relax or tune up your bike. Parking is available at multiple access points. Visit the trail’s website to download a detailed map and a city guide to parks along the trail.

Hours

Monday 6:30 AM–9:30 PM

Tuesday 6:30 AM–9:30 PM

Wednesday 6:30 AM–9:30 PM

Thursday 6:30 AM–9:30 PM

Friday 6:30 AM–9:30 PM

Saturday 6:30 AM–9:30 PM

Sunday 6:30 AM–9:30 PM

Guest Reviews from Google

Monica Carpenter

a year ago

When you drive by you see the awesome Zipline playground equipment so we had to try it. What fun. It's a really nice fully fenced park which is nice with little ones. Very clean and nice bathroom. They need to put The canopies back from after the storms. It is very sunny to try to sit in the picnic table area. But it's very nice park. And if you go down in there are basketball courts and more stuff. Will come again.

Dani Fletcher

2 months ago

May 29, 2026 Friday Fletcher and I walked at Del Oro Park to Bayshore Drive, mosquitoes 🦟 eventually came out and bit us up!

Cynthia Lewis

5 months ago

Got the bikes off the rack. Anticipation caused her to ride around the parking lot while I used the restroom. The thorn that caused lined tires to go flat. Spent until early afternoon getting tire fixed.

Lee McKnight

2 years ago

My husband and I walked from Cliff Stephens Park to Safety Harbor and back. There is a nice amount of shade from the beautiful trees. The elevation changes a long the trail, which we enjoyed. We saw a small alligator in the pond at Safety Harbor.

Charlene Mixa

2 years ago

This is a biking and walking trail. We usually walk from the McMullen Booth Road parking. It has new bathrooms and parking lot. The playground is in the shade of trees and fenced in. There are tennis courts, basketball courts too. We usually walk East to Bayshore Drive but on this visit we walked across the Pedestrian overpass on M Mullen Booth Rd. West. This passes softball /baseball fields then winds down to Kapok Park. Taking the boardwalk we go around a lake where the path comes to a large field. This is a Loop back to the sign for Kapok Park. The Ream Wilson Trail continues west for those wanting a longer walk or usually bike ride.

Park Activities

  • Bicycling

Accessible Features

  • Wheelchair Accessible Entrance
  • Wheelchair Accessible Parking