Parks and Conservation Lands
Osceola County Parks promotes quality of life experiences that will enhance the health and well-being of our residents and visitors through participation in our events, world-class sports facilities, parks, and outstanding natural resources.
More than 40 Parks and Recreation Activities!
We believe that nurturing a healthy community begins with supporting our parks. We offer over 40 parks and recreation facilities including recreational pathways, boat ramps, sports fields, nature trails, meeting places, and exciting lakefront vistas.
Visit an Osceola County Park
Locate a Boat Ramp in Osceola County
SAVE Program
The Environmental Lands Conservation Program (SAVE) in Osceola County aims to protect vital natural areas by acquiring ecologically significant lands, funded by a dedicated millage. With over 3,300 acres preserved, the program ensures the protection of water resources, wildlife habitats, and green spaces for public enjoyment. Explore more about how you can be part of preserving the county's natural beauty!
Environmental Lands Conservation Program
Reservations
Reservations for parks and amenities can now be made online.
Park Hours, Rules, and Reservations
Frequently Asked Questions
General
Why is the park I am looking for not listed on your website?
The park you're looking for may be managed by a surrounding municipalities (cities). There are several cities located inside Osceola County including the City of Kissimmee and the City of St. Cloud. These cities each have their own Parks department. Please refer to their websites to find the parks they manage.
When are the parks, athletic facilities, and boat ramps open?
The following parks are open from dawn until dusk:
- Royal Palm
- Waters Edge
- Marydia Park
- Tropical Park
- Archie Gordon walking path
The following parks are open from dawn until 10 pm:
- Oren Brown Park
- BVL Park
- Archie Gordon Park
Boat Ramps are open 24 hours a day.
Bikes in Parks
Can I ride my bike in Osceola County Parks?
Yes, you can ride your bike in Osceola County Parks.
Are there designated bike trails throughout the County?
Yes, there are designated bike paths on Neptune Road and Pleasant Hill Road.
Boat Ramps
Which park locations have boat ramps?
- C-Gate Canal
- Granada Boat Ramp
- Lake Cypress Boat Ramp
- Lake Gentry Boat Ramp / Smith's Landing,
- Whaley's Boat Ramp
- Sexton Boat Ramp
- Trout Landing
- Partin Triangle Boat Ramp
- Southport Boat Ramp
- Joe Overstreet Boat Ramp
- Lake Marion Boat Ramp.
View all boat ramp locations
More information about Lakes Management.
Canoe and Kayak Rentals
Dogs in Parks
Can I bring my dog to Osceola County Parks?
Yes! Dogs are welcome in most of our parks. Please note: Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times. Dogs are not allowed at the following parks:
Are there any designated dog parks in the Osceola County Parks listing?
Yes, we have 3 designated dog parks in the Osceola County Parks listing:
Horseback Riding
Are there horse trails in any of the County parks, and does the Parks Department have horses for rent for trail riding?
There are horse trails at the following parks:
Please note: The County does not have horses for rent.
Parties, Picnics, and Events
Can I reserve pavilions at the County parks?
Yes! You can reserve these pavilions for a small fee. If a pavilion has not been reserved, it may be utilized on a first come, first serve basis.
Reserve Online Now
Our group is planning a festive event and picnic, what are the requirements to schedule our event in an Osceola County Park?
There are several requirements, including insurance requirements, that must be met in order to hold an event in one of our parks.
Please call 407-742-0200 or email us at Parks@Osceola.org.
Sports Facilities
How do I rent a facility or field for my league or event?
There are several requirements, including insurance requirements, that need to be met to rent our sports fields and facilities.
Please call 407-742-0200 or email us at Parks@Osceola.org.
Why was my field or facility request denied?
Your request may have been denied because our sports fields and facilities are in high demand. Osceola County has agreements with several local leagues that have priority over new requests.
Additional Resources
Nature Camera Live Stream
Learn about Endangered and Threatened Species in Osceola County.
You can Report Environmental or Wildlife Violations to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.