Why Pick DISH TV over Cable TV in Oldsmar, FL?

Unless you're from Oldsmar proper, you may be surprised to learn that the city was the legacy of the inventor of the Oldsmobile. Ransom E. Olds purchased the land that would become Oldsmar in 1916, originally designating it R. E. Olds-on-the-Bay. The name, however, didn't seem to stick and was changed to Oldsmar, then to Tampa Shores, and later back to Oldsmar, which it has remained since 1937.

Today, Oldsmar is a central hub for beautiful parks, both large and small, that exemplify the unique environments of the Florida Bay and coastal regions. Not only is Oldsmar home to several parks like the Mobbly Bayou Wilderness Preserve and Philippe Park, but it is also in close proximity to famous spaces in neighboring cities like Brooker Creek Preserve in East Lake. Since Oldsmar sits inland at the end of Tampa Bay, near the actual Florida coast traveling west, with the Florida mainland converging in from the east, the city is a one-of-a-kind destination to observe the wild variation in Florida landscapes.

There is a lot to do and see in Oldsmar, and perhaps because it's easy to fill the day with so many activities, like hiking, swimming, fishing, and boating, many locals prefer to spend quiet nights at home. DISH TV offers movie and channel packs, as well as a huge on-demand library of both series and films, which can give you an extra edge when it comes to relaxing or entertaining guests. Or at the very least, you can put something you like on in the background while you get ready to head out to Flamestone or Jack Willie's near historic downtown.