Edgewater Park

We came to Edgewater for the annual craft beer fest in the park with friends. The space is small and there really isn't much there other than green space and the view of the water.

They beer fest itself was pretty underwhelming considering the other festivals we've been to as they only had a couple stands to get different local options at. We go for the local beers, not nationally distributed stuff you can get anywhere.

We did try some interesting twists on deviled eggs from Wicked Chicken's Deviled Eggs while walking around. One I think was made with truffles and the other had bacon on it but honestly do not remember the actual combinations. I did find some humor in the fact that the wrist bands were sponsored by a lawyer's office... juuuuust in case you need them from having too much to drink at the festival. LOL.

Cute park near the water and boat marina. Park has rubberized flooring so no worring about wood chips or cement.

This park is perfect for toddlers through age 12ish. We visited in the evening so I'm not sure if it's shady during the day but the evening was plenty of shade. There is ample seating and a cover gazebo to have picnics at.

There are restrooms near the park as well that are really clean.

Overall my older kiddos like the different type of play equiptment here at this park to try out and my 19 month old loved the toddler play equiptment and swings.

Such a fun park and we will be back when in the area!

Located right by the water with tall trees, benches, and beautiful landscaping. Perfect for taking a rest or people watching. The classic water fountain was a nice touch.

This is a great little park located at the end of Dunedin's main drag.

The highlight of the park for me was the unique war memorial. It features a variety of stone samples from all of the states, so different!

I spotted a small pavilion with picnic tables underneath and a gazebo in the middle of the park. There are a couple of trash cans and benches sprinkled throughout.

There is a small playground, nice spot to let the kids burn off some energy.

I was so happy to spot a public restroom, this is certainly handy if you are here at the park with kids.

Head across the road to the marina to watch the sunset.

This is tiny park at the tip of City of Dunedin. At the end of the Main Street Dunedin, you will find this park easily. This park has not much to offer other than green space and water view.

Dunedin downtown is unique and pleasant to walk at. It lead to this park after you have dinner. The city use it to host many events including The Dunedin Orange Festival, Craft Beer Fest at night, Dunedin Downtown Market, Highland Games Festival, Relay for Life, Film in the Park, Concert Band. Please check the calendar to find out. Live music was playing on each festival.

The park is in the water front but the view is blocking by the marina.

Nice waterside park with 3 covered areas (2 with picnic tables). There are two playground areas side by side, one with a fun aquatic theme and some unique play areas. The views of the harbor are nice and the park is spacious

Such a beautiful playground! Walking distance from a bunch of quaint shops, the marina, ice-cream, etc

Great spot to relax or grab a bite from our favorite local foodie spots. Lots of sun and shade options. Property has lots of trees and two gazebos. Regular festivals are a great time to get to know the locals and meet furry friends (pet friendly spot). Love coming here on the weekends to unwind.

Park next to the park or in the parking garage down the block. Very walkable. Local spot away from the very touristy areas on the coast. We love it here!

Very nice park to enjoy with your friends and family. I went here for the Dunedin Orange Festival. It is on the gulf and located at the edge of downtown Dunedin. There is plenty of shade, a gazebo and a nice playground for your kiddies. Plenty of Pokemon (being trendy here). Parking is located nearby and they had set up event parking across the street when I visited. There is a boat ramp near the playground and it looks like nice walking grounds...it was hard to tell with all of the tents and people. But I would certainly like to return to just enjoy the peace of the park.

All in all not a very large park but it is nice for the smaller festivals that are not big enough to take over and close down the streets of Dunedin. I.e. Beer festival and taste of Dunedin.
They have a small area for the kids and a nice monument that has a slab of each of the 50 states, state rock.
Right at the marina so you can walk to the pier to see a sunset and view the boats of Dunedin marina. There are a total of three restaurants within a two minute walk but I will not mention the. As they are the worse of Dunedin.