LARGO CENTRAL PARK TAMPA BAY WATCH DISCOVERY CENTER REPLAY AMUSEMENT MUSEUM Central Park -grounds, but the Largo Central Park Railroad has accurately modeled scale locomotives that families can ride on in a mile-long look through great scenery around the park including a tunnel and waterfall pond. There is no charge to ride the train CLEARWATER MARINE AQUARIUM Splash Harbour Water Park a lazy river and a sun deck. There’s even some fun on land including a mini golf course and a game room, and you can mine for treasure and keep the booty you uncover. wild. And because the story of Winter, the Atlantic bottlenose dolphin that was rescued in 2005 with her tail caught in a crab trap, has resonated with children and disability educators worldwide, she continues to inspire. The loss of her tail prompted become a symbol of hope. She is also a partner with local hospitals that works with wounded soldiers, many of whom visit for special meet and greets with Winter. The nightly Sunsets at Pier 60 is a good way to end the day on Clearwater Beach with a festive send-off for the sunset, and a lineup of artisans selling wares, On Fridays and Saturdays, lay out a blanket on the beach for free movies played on a jumbo screen just after sunset. Behind the TradeWinds Island Resorts (essentially two hotels: Island Grand and RumFish Beach Resort) High Tide Water Slide , a can’t-miss attraction. At three stories tall and 200 feet long, the kiddos are going to see it from anywhere on the island and clamor for a turn. The mini golf, dive-in movies and more. free grog (and beer and wine) on the adults-only deck. You can take in the expanse of ocean seafaring scenery while the kids enjoy a treasure hunt, face painting, water gun games, stories and dancing for all ages on the two-hour cruise. Made famous by the hit movie Dolphin Tale , the Clearwater Marine Aquarium continues to expand its offerings. A new 1.5-million-gallon dolphin pools and their nine viewing windows. In addition to the nose-to-nose encounters with its famous dolphins, you can see the working animal hospital that takes care of wounded marine life. There are also resident otters, sea turtles, and a couple of nurse sharks named Thelma and Louise that guests foremost, a center for animal rescue, rehabilitation, and release. It has also become a leader in marine conservation, patrolling the beaches for sea turtle nests and famously rescuing and rehabilitating tiny seahorses that were then released back into the At John’s Pass, the Alligator & Wildlife Discovery Center is home to more than 180 orphaned and rescued wildlife, providing care for a variety of animals that cannot be safely returned to the wild. Its menagerie includes alligators, lizards, pigs, skunks, guinea pigs, rabbits, snakes and sloths. The animals arrive from wildlife rescues, reptile rescues and individual owners who can no longer care for their pet. LARGO One of the jewels of the local park system, Largo 91