Since you’re already being enticed by the Gulf’s glimmering waters every time you visit a beachfront attraction, you might as well head into its open waters.The section next to Florida is well-known for its sports fishing opportunities.
Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park is a haven for explorers, photographers, and thrill-seekers.It’s one of the most recent additions to Florida’s state parks, protecting four miles of coastline along the Gulf of Mexico.
On one of the meandering segments of Pithlachascotee River likes James E. Grey Preserve, an 80-acre attraction for nature lovers.The riparian habitat is an important ecological hotspot home to many of the region’s native species.
Most of New Port Richey’s coastline is covered in mangroves and marshes, so there isn’t any lengthy beach to visit.One of the few places with beautiful white sand is Robert K Rees Memorial Park.
The West Pasco Historical Society Museum and Library was established to preserve the county's colorful past.From the Native American societies that lived in ancient times to modern history, this facility covers the significant eras of the region.