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Wedge Wood History

Wedge Wood of Palm Harbor's first phase of construction began in 1984, with phase four being completed in 1986. We are a tree-lined townhome community located north of CR95, nestled between US19 and West Lake roads in the Census Designated Place of Palm Harbor, Florida. Sitting on approximately 0.08 square miles, the community offers a man-made pond and amenities, including a clubhouse, pool & hot tub.

The overall crime risk in Wedgewood, Palm Harbor, is 78% lower than the National Average. As for the weather, the average summer temperature is 82.5°F, while the average winter temperature is 60.9°F.
 
Why Wedge Wood?

Wedge Wood of Palm Harbor offers the perfect blend of relaxed Florida living, community connection, and convenience. Residents enjoy well-maintained amenities such as a heated pool and spa, tennis, basketball, and handball courts, and a dedicated children's play area — ideal for staying active, socializing with neighbors, and making lasting memories with family and friends. The community’s peaceful, family-friendly atmosphere plus its prime location near beautiful parks, trails, beaches, and local shops means you’re never far from outdoor adventures, everyday conveniences, and Gulf Coast attractions.
 
Things To Do

Nearby parks, such as Wall Springs Park and Pop Stansell Park, offer nature trails, playgrounds, picnic areas, and scenic waterfront views. Residents can bike or walk along the Pinellas Trail, explore local beaches like Honeymoon and Caladesi Islands, or enjoy fishing, boating, and dolphin-watching excursions. With local restaurants, shops, community events, and easy access to Gulf Coast attractions, Wedge Wood residents have a wide range of options for relaxation, recreation, and quality time close to home.
 
Dear Homeowners,

We are writing to provide an important update regarding our HOA revitalization process from earlier this year.

The state recently informed us that our revitalization paperwork was rejected due to a clerical omission by the law firm handling our submission. Specifically, the firm did not include the phone numbers of the committee members on the final documents. Because of this technicality, the state requires us to restart and redo the
entire process.

This means that every homeowner will need to sign a new revitalization form, just
as you did previously. Please rest assured that this error was entirely on the part of the law firm, and restarting this process will come at no cost to the HOA.
 
A complete mailing packet-identical to the one previously sent out-was mailed to all residents on September 3, 2026. If you prefer not to wait for the mail, you are welcome to stop by the office at your convenience to pick up and sign the new
form.
 
Thank you for your understanding, patience, and continued cooperation as we
complete this necessary step for our community.
 
Sincerely,

Robert Waterfield
President, Wedge Wood of Palm Harbor Board of Directors