Lettuce Lake Park

The Lettuce Park is a real attraction that has been witnessed by so many people. From its location, it resides on a 240-acre Hillsborough County-run park in the outskirts of the city of Tampa. The park was opened in the year 1982.

The ecosystem in the park is a really exciting one with the making of an oak wood forest, fresh water land, the Hillsborough River, and a flood plain among other attractive features. With all these in place, the visitors can enjoy clean rest rooms, picnic tables, and an open play field.

The Lettuce Lake Park has also been marked as an environment for nature study. The visitors are very comfortable here and enjoy viewing wildlife from different points. Having paid a visit to this park, Tampa travel and tourist guides are readily at your reach. This has also been facilitated through posting of tips and photos which are widely accepted and have occupied more than 58,000 positions and from here, people have developed a culture of sharing.

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Traveling to and from this park is scheduled from all parts of the globe. Visitors can travel to the park from different countries through the use of plains or tour buses and shuttles where as, internally via Taxis. At the Airport terminals, the taxis promote internal tourism in Tampa by reaching the air port terminals to pick on visitors.

Water transport is also available for navigation in the River. The modes of transport support the daily activities conducted in the area hence, visitors have always liked the tour.

Visitors can also manage to paddle all through for the distance running from four miles. This begins from the Morris Bridge Park and one can paddle towards Sergeant River and back taking a sum of 8 miles. This place is wonderful for many and can make a great difference of refreshment.

Lettuce Lake Park Address
6920 E Fletcher Avenue
Tampa FL 33637

Contact:
Tel: (813) 987-6204
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Lettuce Lake Park Hours:
Spring & Summer: 8 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Fall & Winter: 8 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.

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