FALL PICNIC AT PHILLIPE PARK

We will be having a FALL PICNIC at Phillippe Park Safety Harbor, there'll be lots of activities and Games horseshoes tumbling tower beanbag toss and bingo for prizes. Lots of food hot dogs steak burgers and Tom Delaney master chef of the culinary arts will be cooking some delicious surprises . Please bring something to share We will be in shelter [ Number seven #7 ] on the water. Next to the Indian mound.
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We are asking that everyone donate $20 for the cost of the shelter. And other expenses.
Philippe Park
2525 Philippe Pkwy.
Safety Harbor, FL 34695
An Indian mound listed in the National Register of Historic Landmarks and majestic shade trees welcome visitors at the oldest park in Pinellas County. Take in the view of Old Tampa Bay while strolling along a one-mile shoreline. Enjoy picnicking, fishing and historical points of interest. Kids love the playground, a rock climbing park, ball field and open spaces to roam. A public boat ramp with access to Tampa Bay is open during park hours.
One of the more colorful figures in Pinellas County’s past, Odet was the first permanent, non-native settler on the Pinellas County peninsula, acquiring 160 acres of land in what is today Safety Harbor in 1842. He was a successful businessman who introduced cigar making and citrus to Tampa Bay. His descendents, including the McMullen and Booth families, are among the county’s most well known pioneer clans. Philippe was buried in the park – his former plantation – in 1869, but the exact location of the grave site is not known.