Lowry Park

7525 N Blvd, Tampa, FL 33604
65 acres | 26 hectares
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About Lowry Park in Tampa

Lowry Park is a public park located in Tampa, Florida. Situated along the Hillsborough River, this 65-acre green space offers visitors a blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities. The park features a mix of open grassy areas and wooded sections with mature oak trees providing ample shade.

A key feature of Lowry Park is its 0.9-mile asphalt trail that meanders along the riverfront and through oak woodlands. This trail is popular for walking, jogging, and cycling, offering scenic views of the Hillsborough River and surrounding landscape. The trail connects to the larger Hillsborough River Greenway system, allowing for extended exploration.

The park includes several sports facilities for active recreation. There are tennis courts and a baseball field available for public use. Additionally, children can enjoy the playground equipment scattered throughout the park.

Lowry Park serves as a gateway to nature within the urban environment of Tampa. Its location along the river provides opportunities for wildlife viewing, particularly birds native to the area. The park's natural setting makes it a favored spot for picnicking, with several areas suitable for spreading out a blanket or using provided picnic tables.

While Lowry Park itself is a distinct entity, it's worth noting that it shares its name with and is adjacent to the renowned ZooTampa at Lowry Park, which is a separate attraction requiring paid admission.

What to Do at Lowry Park

Active Recreation

Baseball FieldTennis Court

Nature & Wildlife

Open Grassy AreaShadeWalking TrailWildlife Viewing

Water Features & Activities

LakeRiver

Visitor Services

Paved PathsPlaygroundRestrooms

Food & Gathering

Grilling AreaPicnic Area

When is Lowry Park Open?

Monday:8AM-5PM
Tuesday:8AM-5PM
Wednesday:8AM-5PM
Thursday:8AM-5PM
Friday:8AM-5PM
Saturday:Closed
Sunday:Closed

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