Oleta River State Park

Submitted by admin on Mon, 02/07/2022 - 22:45
American state parks
Accessibility Score
1
Florida

With 1,043 acres, Oleta River State Park is Florida's largest urban park and a tranquil refuge from the bustling life of the city. Relax in one of the picnic areas, unwind at the end of a fishing pole or take a kayak down the peaceful Oleta River. The state of Florida does not provide any accessible swimming options at Oleta River State Park. If you want to help make sure everyone can swim here, please reach out to local and state government.

Address
3400 N.E. 163rd St.
North Miami Beach, FL 33160
Phone
305-919-1846
Amenities

Cabins, Fishing, Biking

Fees

$6 per vehicle
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Bicycling,Camping, Primitive Group,Fishing,Mountain Biking,Paddling,Picnicking,Roller Blading,Snorkeling,Swimming,Walking and Running,Weddings,Wildlife Viewing,Accessible Amenities,Beach,Cabins,Canoe Kayak Launch,Concession and Restaurant,Gardens,Mountain
Wheelchair Access
No
Accessible Camping
No
Beach Wheelchair
No
Accessible Swimming
No
Swimming
Yes
Beach
Yes
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State Contacts

Title title/company Phone Email
Capt. Mike Nealy

Florida Keys Council For People With Disabilities

 capt.mick2102@gmail.com
Dr. James Remington

Florida Keys Council For People With Disabilities

 jimatocean@aol.com
Adele Gerbracht

Florida Keys Council For People With Disabilities

 Adelewg@aol.com
The Florida Developmental Disabilities Council, Inc fddc@fddc.org
Roger T. Hernstadt

City manager of the Town of fort Myers Beach

 239-765-0202 Roger@fmbgov.com
Arleen Hunter

City manager Bonita Springs

 (239)-949-6262 Arleen.Hunter@cityofbonitasprings.org
Sabrina Foundation

Sabrina Cohen Foundation

 305.968.8024 sabrina@sabrinacohenfoundation.org
Cristen Gignac

Director of Recreation & Facilities Bay County

 989-895-4132 gignacc@baycounty.net