This playground is great. Alot for the kiddos to do. My son had a blast here. They also have walking trails and bike trails. Definitely a park id recommend

Beautiful little park. Is mostly for residents but it has access to the sidewalk. Across the street via the tunnel is a beautiful residential house. Love this area.

We have been visiting this place for a few years now and we keep coming back, WE LOVE IT!! It has shade on different spots, three different shelters to rent, bathrooms, water fountain, a short rail (both paved and a natural in the woods), and plenty of benches/picnic table to sit while you watch your little ones have fun. There is a playground for toddlers, one for older kids, and a calisthenics gym for adults. It also has a climbing wall, swings (two different sizes), a little see-saw and two bouncy frogs. The place is fantastic and well kept!!!

Very clean park. Nice restrooms. Books for adults along with exercise equipment and a nature walking trail. Playground is also very up to date and shaded for hot summer days!

I would say it's a nice park with a very interesting playground. It has interesting slides and other activities. It has places to rest and shelters. As well you can find a big field to play soccer or something else.

Fantastic little park to spend a couple of hours playing on the grass, on the shaded playground or enjoying a picnic at one of the 3 covered shelters outside of the play area. On site restrooms and a small paved walking path around the area, make this park a win-win for the whole family.

Need to specially mention it's a no-smoking zone with a clean and lush green space. Kids can play in the park while you can indulge in some reading as it has a mini library. There is a trail through the woods and you can spend some time walking and enjoying it.

Very nice small park located inside a residential community. They have pavilions you can reserve for parties or events. There's also a nice size playground and benches with parking close by.

Such a pretty playground. For younger kids, for older kids. It has plenty of shade and it has restrooms. It become our new favorite place to come and play. Our son loves it

Baybridge Park tucked inside the Westchase neighborhood of the same name is a great find. I chose this park yesterday as I had someone with me who could not walk long distances and needed shade. Once you actually find the park, the playground is right of the parking lot and is accessible via a gate, which I love to keep the tots in or out. Parking is fairly limited, after all, it's a neighborhood park. The playground is huge and has two main areas. One area is for 2-5 with plenty of climbing equipment and several slides. There is then a huge 3 story structure for kids 5-12 wth a raally tall slide. There is an additional climbing wall, an area of see saws and rocking frogs, and a large swing set area surrounding the two main play setups. The best part, though, is that this park offers tons of shade. Each of the areas I described above are covered by individual shade structures with large shade trees looming overhead. There are park benches scattered under a large main oak tree and a narrow pergola area of benches, as well as the main covered shelter with picnic tables, electric and restrooms. The entire playground is all gated and covered in the squishy rubber flooring or cement. It is really very appealing to kids with exceptional and numerous playground equipment and adults with shade, safety, and comfort options. Oh wait, there's more. Outside of the playground and past the main shelter there are 2 more shelters and a fairly large flat sports field. I have seen these all rented out with various games going or bounce houses. Around the playground and the shelters and fields is a small paved bike loop. Yesterday, we brought our scooters too and did a few laps to ensure appropriate kid and adult fatigue. 😀 To the left of the playground is also a wooded walking path with adult type outdoor fitness course equipment. On the backside of the park bike loop the Westchase sidewalk system is connected in. There is a cool paved lite tunnel that goes under Linebaugh Avenue to the other idea of the road. I was able to drop off the little kids with my friend to comfortablely watch in the enclosed playground while I continued with my grade school-aged kid. The kids love playing in the tunnel to, but do be careful to look for adult bikers and walkers making their way through. After the tunnel, you can easily bike, scoot, or walk to the Westchase towncenter areas and hit up the shops and other park areas surrounding the apartments and townhouses. You could continue on with older kids and bike to other neighborhoods. All in all, it was a great choice for play for the day. We were probably there for 3 hours. We will be back for sure.

Fantastic family park with both paved and nature trails. Play area on soft ground. Pavilions to sit and eat in the shade, perfect walking spot for you and your little ones or 4 legged babies.

Well maintained, large park with something for everyone. Two different size jungle gyms for kids of all ages. Large grassy area to run around in. Trails for walking.

It's nestled inside the west chase community. It quite not so rowdy as other playgrounds. They have a large shade above their jungle gyms which is great in the Summer for the kiddos. There's a track that goes into woods if you want adventure. Plus there's gazebos if you want to rent for bdays. They even have a work out stand for adults right by the playground. One of the best kept secrets of tampa bay.

Nice park.. small park. But good for kids. Lots of really rides. They have nice ground as well for birthday parties. Good parking space. They have jogging track as well. For adults. They have open gym.

Great neighborhood park with swings, teeter totters, climbing areas, jungle gyms for various ages with multiple slides. Semi shaded areas, tables for picnics and restrooms available. Feels very safe.

This is a nice park with lots of options for children of various ages. The one drawback is the soap dispenser in the restroom. Just like the one at the Tot park, it’s difficult to use and soap doesn’t dispense reliably. When we’re in a public location, in the midst of a global pandemic, it would help to feel clean. Especially when kids are all touching the same surfaces.

Beautiful multi-age park. Lots of seating and a great selection of playground equipment. There's an underground bridge to cross pedestrian traffic across Linebaugh if they wish to walk here from the other neighboring communities.

It's a nice little park, it gets very hot would be better if they had a little section for water play. Never stay more then half an hour.