Seminole, FL is located in the Tampa Bay area and is a vibrant community known for its natural beauty and close proximity to beaches, parks, and other local attractions. It is a popular destination with visitors from around the world who come to enjoy all that this city has to offer. The city's residents are proud of their hometown and often rave about the warm climate, quaint downtown area, and convenient access to beaches. Visitors can explore the local parks and trails or take part in outdoor activities such as kayaking, fishing, or biking. Seminole also offers a variety of shopping opportunities, restaurants, museums, and cultural events. As one of the fastest growing cities in the Tampa Bay area, Seminole has something for everyone. Reviews of Seminole are overwhelmingly positive as people praise its vibrant culture and family-friendly atmosphere. Residents take pride in their city's unique character which shines through in all aspects of life here: from festivals celebrating local arts and cuisine to small businesses offering quality goods at affordable prices. Furthermore, the city provides excellent amenities such as well-maintained roads and infrastructure as well as quality public schools that help make living here an enjoyable experience for families with children.
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Very pretty but depends on your preferences - 6/15/2018
I've lived in Seminole for almost 6 years now. It's a cute small little town that is part of the Tampa/St. Pete area. The Tampa Bay/St. Pete area is quite beautiful with the Gulf beaches and the Bay. Lots of water activities year round. However, I am not a fan of overdevelopment and this area is overdeveloped. I found North Florida more naturally beautiful. I'm not a fan of driving down the coast and not being able to actually see the coast because of condos and hotels. I've been to many Florida beaches and am not impressed with St. Pete Beach other than the pretty sand. It just seems dumpy to me in comparison to other coastal communities I have visited. Clearwater beach is beautiful but crowded which ruins it for me. OMG the summers. DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE the summers. The humidity is awful and summer isn't 3 months. It can start getting hot and humid in May and it can continue as late as November. That is way too long for my preferences. You start sweating the moment you
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Be careful of the Seminole Library at SPC - 1/9/2011
I've only been in seminole for less than a week, and I've spent two days at the SPC library in Seminole. First day someone stole my day planner. The next day someone stole my wallet (and yes it was stolen, not just lost, and it all happened within half an hour).
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best time of year to visit - 2/9/2009
It is without a doubt that January, February are the best times of the year to visit. The weather is mild, may need a light jacket, but the humidity and high temperature of all the other months is absent. Locals do not mild the brisk winds we may see this time of the year because for the most part the air is heavy and oppressive due to the high humidity and temperatures. Jan-Feb is by far the best time for weather moderation in southwest
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nice city - 3/28/2007
Seminole is a nice city you probably will have to commute to work not a lot of jobs here but it is just south of largo and north of saint petersburg, right by the beaches, traffic could be rough at times to get to work, but its well worth its
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Absolutely Beautiful Area - 3/14/2007
very close to the Gulf, But who cares look around it's is beautiful, A great place to move to. A little crowded I have family who lives there and never had problems with storms, The house was built in the 60's maybe thats why. I would definitely move
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Seminole, FL - 7/31/2006
I've been here a year and need to know more about Seminole and surrounding cities. What I have noticed is the pleasant people everwhere (except, for some strange reason, behind the wheel). But the treat of hurricanes is often seriously ignored. Water sports are idylic
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