Del Oro Park

A Clearwater Gem

Next to Clearwater's trail system, Del Oro Park spans 24.16 acres of green space. Recently renovated, this neighborhood park connects to both the Ream Wilson Trail and the Pinellas Trail, making it a good starting point for longer adventures through Florida's outdoor network.

The park's recent renovation has created a space that combines natural areas with modern amenities. Whether you're looking for an active afternoon or a peaceful moment away from the city, Del Oro offers both options.

Get Moving

Sports enthusiasts will feel right at home here. The full basketball court features six different baskets, giving you options for half-court games or full-court action when the crowd shows up. Racket sports more your style? The tennis court and two pickleball courts are well-maintained and ready for your next match.

Beyond organized sports, Del Oro's extensive trail system creates a natural circuit for walking, jogging, or cycling. Cross the bridge over McMullen Booth Road to access additional parks and softball fields, or head east on the pleasant trail that meanders toward the water. The green spaces scattered throughout offer quiet spots to catch your breath or simply enjoy the Florida sunshine.

Kid-Friendly Fun

The fenced playground area was expanded during renovations, making it a popular feature for families. Children enjoy the modern play equipment, especially the ziplines which are quite popular. Traditional favorites like swings, slides, and climbing structures round out the offerings.

Parents can keep watch from nearby benches while kids explore. While most of the equipment works best for the 5-12 age range, younger children can enjoy certain areas with proper supervision. The playground's fenced design with multiple gates adds an extra layer of security that parents of energetic toddlers will appreciate.

Comfort and Convenience

Practical amenities haven't been overlooked at Del Oro. You can find clean restrooms conveniently located near the parking area, a large shaded pavilion well-suited for gatherings, and a dedicated picnic area with covered tables for when you need a break from the Florida heat.

The park has enough space and facilities to accommodate both casual meetups and planned gatherings. The layout works well for both active recreation and quieter activities.

Getting There

A newly constructed parking lot makes accessing Del Oro easy. Its central location in Clearwater keeps you close to urban amenities, while the park design creates a buffer from the busy McMullen Booth Road nearby.

Del Oro Park maintains a relatively tranquil atmosphere despite its urban setting, offering a connection to Clearwater's larger trail system.