This park is always interesting and constantly upgraded. THey take care to have tours with knowledgeable guides. I rated it average because 5 years ago it was a lot better. Time and funds have made this gem a little less shiny, but nevertheless worth going. Children will enjoy the railroad station and firetruck. Great opportunity for children to view how... More

ITS FREE!!!!!!!!! and it is very nice. You can easily spend 3 hours here. The docents are of mixed ability but most are very good.

What a wonderful way to spend an afternoon, strolling through the gardens and village. One of the nicest things was a $1 bottle coke at the general store in Heritage Village! The gentlemen that told us all about the garage and Model T was delightful. Butterflies were plentiful in butterfly garden and amazing to watch. So glad that such an... More

A great heritage village with several buildings with great historical value. Some buildings have tours with guides

Gives you a good flavour of the history of the area. The volunteers are very helpful too. worth at least halkf a day's time - more if you really are into history.

Great place to learn a little history of the area, but nothing about the citrus groves that dominated for decades....more about life and living here a hundred years ago. They have saved houses all around the area and moved them to this one park, and staffed them with docents to help you learn about life here.

When a century old house, shop or railroad station retires, it goes to Heritage Village. They pick it up and bring the structure to the park. Throughout the year they have fairs, music and events to show the way it used to be. Something for everyone in the family.

everything is about the good old days. however, no matter how many times I go I always enjoy myself. I love taking pictures here and walking around.

This complex consists of a number of buildings that were moved here from throughout Pinellas County, mostly turn-of-the-century structures including homes, church, and blacksmith shop. What's nice is that you can walk right through most of them, although some interior portions are roped off, and it gives you a feeling of what yesteryear was. The grounds are pine-tree studded and... More