Exploring John Chesnut Sr. Park and Trail.

Welcome to our walking tour through the stunning natural landscapes of John Chesnut Sr. Park in Palm Harbor, Florida! Immerse yourself in the lush greenery, towering trees, and meandering pathways that make this park a true oasis of tranquility. As we journey through the park, you'll have the chance to witness the serene waters, spot native wildlife, and discover picture-perfect viewpoints that will take your breath away.
Whether you're in search of relaxation, seeking adventure, or simply craving a refreshing escape into nature, John Chesnut Sr. Park offers something for everyone. So, grab your camera to capture the beauty around you, lace up your hiking boots for an unforgettable adventure, and join us on this immersive exploration of a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Pinellas County.
Don't miss out on the chance to experience the magic of John Chesnut Sr. Park - it's a journey you won't forget! So, come along with us and let's discover the wonders of this enchanting destination together.
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[@PhilTravel]

That place is a paradise

[@ParadiseInPinellas]

Yes it sure is!

[@RayDabkowski]

Great video... But the park name is spelled Chesnut, not Chestnut 😊

[@ParadiseInPinellas]

You’re right. Working on fixing that now.

[@katjones2781]

I am 62 years old and grew up in Pinellas County it's really sad what's happened. People stuffed in every corner of this County. It's funny what a very young person has to say because they really don't know what Florida is. This guy is probably first gen. There used to be a beach at Brooker Creek Park it's not there anymore. Went swimming there quite frequently. Even gotten married there.

[@ParadiseInPinellas]

I fully agree with you. Even though I’m only 31, I grew up here and have seen a lot of changes in those 31 years. I appreciate your insight on the history of this county. Thank you for watching.

[@hikewithmike4673]

@@ParadiseInPinellasthe urban sprawl is horrific back in the 80s north Pinellas and pasco still had some wildlands ever since they built the parkway north all the northern counties are getting ruined by development nothing but greed