PARKS & ECOTOURISM

Does your idea of a vacation include getting back to nature? Then Martin County is the place for you. No other landscape offers the natural diversity found in our parks and waterways. From exploring the bayous of Jonathan Dickinson State Park by canoe to diving on offshore dive sites to kayaking along solitary beaches—there’s something for every nature lover in Martin County.

For hikers and bikers alike, our natural Florida terrain teems with oceanside and lakeside trails as well as preserved woodlands and wildlife parks. Fishing enthusiasts can enjoy world-class fishing within just a 10-mile radius of our St. Lucie Inlet! And whether by power or sail, you can explore our scenic waterways, including coves, islands, Lake Okeechobee and the renowned Indian River Lagoon, whose unique tidal basin is home to dolphins, manatees, brown pelicans and other protected species. You can also horseback ride, bird watch or just relax at one of our many parks and beaches.

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Allapattah Flats Trail  
Allapattah Flats Trail is a passive recreation area featuring parking facilities and a nature trail which provides opportunities for hiking, biking and primitive camping. This area also provide for seasonal hunting and will allow for equestrian trails along the northern perimeter of the project. This site is a cooperative effort of the Martin County Board of County Commissioners, the South Florida Water Management District and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Driving directions - From I-95: Take exit 110/CR 714 (Martin Hwy) and travel west approxmiately 3 miles. The entrance is located along the northern perimeter of the project.
CR 714 (Martin Highway), Palm City

Banner Lake  

12212 SE Lantana Ave, Hobe Sound
772-288-5690

Big Mound Park  
Located on Indian Mound Drive in Indiantown, the 21-acre sight, which recently received more than $200,000 of renovations, offers five picnic pavilions with tables and grills that may be reserved for your event by contacting the Parks and Recreation Department at 288-5690. Also included at the park are three baseball diamonds, one football field, a newly developed soccer field, a lighted basketball court and a shaded playground. The park is a great place to have a picnic or party. Restroom facilities are available and are located in the back of the park.
15205 SW Indian Mound Dr, Indiantown
772-288-5690

Booker Park  
Ball fields, a picnic area and a playground for the youngsters.
15101 SW 169th Ave, Indiantown
772-288-5690

Bridge Road  
Go Kart track, model airplane strip - club memebership required.
Bridge Rd, Hobe Sound
772-288-5690

C-23 Canal Park  
For the boater and fisherman. Boat ramp and fishing access.
Boat Ramp Rd, Palm City
772-288-5690

County Line Civic Ctr  
Enjoy nature at this local park.
18530 SE County Line Rd, Tequesta
772-288-5690

Dupuis Park  
Spend a relaxing day at the DuPuis Management Area. It's not too far away...a place where you can walk in the woods, ride your bicycle, fish from a pier, sleep under the stars, picnic and even take your horse with you if you want.
23500 SW Kanner Hwy, Canal Point
561-924-5310

EastRidge Park  
Abundance of fields and a playground.
8764 SE Sandy Ln, Hobe Sound
772-288-5690

Fire Station Park  
Basketball and a playground.
18405 SE County Line Rd, Tequesta
772-288-5690


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