The Tampa Parks and Recreation Department manages, maintains and operates all
the park and recreational facilities of the city, and develops and implements
programs for cultural and recreational activities.
Office of Special Events
The Office of Special Events was established as a division of the Tampa Parks
and Recreation Department to assist event organizers with the planning and
coordinating events that occur on public property.
Mayor's Youth Corps
Another division of the department is the Mayor’s Youth Corp. The Mayor’s
Youth Corp provides young people with a voice, helps them be more involved in
decisions that affect their lives, and strives to advance their participation in
society and civic life.
Mission
Our mission is to provide and preserve quality parks and recreation
opportunities for all.
Vision
Our vision is a quality park system
that meets the community's need for recreation and learning opportunities to
benefit health and well-being.
Parks and Recreation at a Glance
- 3,543 total acres of parkland
- 178 parks
- 96 ball fields
- 85 multipurpose courts
- 79
playgrounds
- 108 tennis/racquetball
- 30 football/soccer fields
- 23 community centers
- 18 boat ramp lanes
- 14 pools
- 8 fishing piers
- 7 gymnasiums
- 5 art studios
- 4 cemeteries
- 3 activity centers
- 2 marinas
- 2 skate parks
- 60 miles of multi-purpose trails
- Joe Abrahams Fitness & Wellness Center
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