Equestrian related
Keystone has one of the largest horse populations in Florida. Activities such as riding, showing, racing, boarding, and breeding in addition to feed and tack equipment supply are staples of the Keystone economic base. After all, Tampa Bay Downs is at the other end of Race Track Road.
Keystone’s unique business environment
In addition to local businesses, Keystone supports the work forces of nearby cities.
We provide:
- Drinking water for the Tampa Bay Water system and
- Sanctuary for the many business owners, executives, and professionals who make their homes here.
Specialty agriculture
Take a drive down our many side roads to discover another economic staple: hay pastures, orange groves, specialty herb and berry farms, over 20 landscape nurseries.
Cattle, Alpaca, and ...
Our new comers are pleasantly surprised when our seasoned Keystoners tell them about the breeding, grazing, and sales that are another Keystone economic staple. Not to mention several animal rescue organizations, livestock veterinarian specialists, and dog boarding and breeding services.
The Multiplier Effect
Local enterprises:
Prosper - from the open spaces that are characteristic of the area and
Provide employment opportunities - within their supportive businesses.
Keystone residents:
Support locally owned service, retail, and restaurant establishments.
Our retail businesses include home furnishings, picture framing, hair salons, feed depot, supermarket, cafes & deli, pubs & grills, and the roadside barbeque and produce stands that make Keystone unique.
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