• Largo Central Park, about 70 acres on the former county fairgrounds, home to the Central Park Performing Arts Center across from the Largo Public Library
  • Largo Central Park Nature Preserve, 31 acres of boardwalks with a two-story observation tower and more than 130 recorded bird species
  • Pinewood Cultural Park on Ulmerton Road, with the free Florida Botanical Gardens and 21-acre Heritage Village, whose 1850s log house is the county's oldest standing structure
  • George C. McGough Nature Park on the Intracoastal Waterway, known for its turtle deck, with a nature center and birds-of-prey exhibits
  • John S. Taylor Park, a 156.5-acre county park on a 53-acre lake with a disc golf course and a direct link to the Pinellas Trail