• The Sponge Docks along the Anclote River, where the 1908 Sponge Exchange, once a sponge storage and auction site, now holds specialty shops
  • A sponge industry dating to the 1880s and reshaped by sponge diving in 1905, with sponges still sold at the docks today
  • Fred Howard Park, 155 acres on the Gulf with a 1-mile causeway to a sandy swimming beach, picnic shelters, and a canoe and kayak launch
  • The Tarpon Springs Historic District, listed on the National Register in 1990, reaching to Spring Bayou, plus the 1883 Safford House museum
  • The northern end of the Fred Marquis Pinellas Trail, which runs about 47 miles to St. Petersburg on an old railroad corridor