James E. Grey Preserve
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James E. Grey Preserve

6938 Plathe Rd, New Port Richey, FL 34653, USA
4.7(0 reviews)
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80-acre riverfront preserve offering many birds & other wildlife, 2 mi. of trails & a playground.

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Michael Barnett

Bring nuts for squirrels. Lots of wildlife. Nice boardwalk. See people fishing. Open sunrise to sunset. No entrance fee. $70 pavilion rental.

a month ago
Kimberly Dillon

Beautiful, peaceful, park with rivers, ponds, trails, boardwalk, picnic areas, bathrooms and playground. Full of nature and wildlife!

5 months ago
Christina Hogan

Update: Still no trail improvements. Do better Pasco!! Y'all, Pasco rangers...Please clean up the disappearing trail to the left of the dock. It leads to the most beautiful little bench area, and we deserve to have the ability to see it! Otherwise, I am grateful for this little gem. Also, there are 2 Little Free Libraries 🙏💎

6 months ago
deee double u

A beautiful park with a nice playground and a beautiful walking path. We like to walk on the paved path that takes you through a bunch of trees and winds around the river. It's very peaceful and rarely packed. We can't wait to explore more.

6 months ago
Severose sevvy

It's nice. Has a playground, restrooms, you could technically use a stroller on the paved path that goes into the boardwalk that leads to the bridge, fishing per and some dirt trails. You can see where the boardwalk needs replacements. They have marked out areas. However, it's condition isn't great compared to other parks, maybe a funding thing. Be that as it may, it's still nice and enjoyable. We seen a mother Manatee with 2 pups. We seen BIG fish jumping but us and others didn't catch anything. Not sure if the fish their have acquired a taste for particular bait or just were not biting. At the beginning of the park you come to the circle where it has a pavilion, a little library,the fishing/boat dock and path/trail entrance/exit. Nibbles, jumping and splashes of BIG fish but no catches. Small but nice. We were the only ones their. If you go further it leads into the dead end parking of the playground, shelters, restroom and paved trail opening. That's where it seemed everyone was today, the playground but great for us who was using the trails. Small, but nice for an afternoon stop. Might need more funding to fix up the boardwalk that leads to the bridge and pier. Clean otherwise and peaceful.

a year ago
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