Pasco County, Florida ~ County and City Parks

 

 

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Anclote River Park
1119 Baillies Bluff Road
Holiday, Florida 34691

GPS 28° 10'30.78" N    82° 47'06.81" W
( Entrance )

Anclote River tide chart 8726924

 

Brasher Park
4951 Koons Road
Port Richey, FL 34673

GPS 28° 17'07.63" N    82° 43'54.82" W

 

Hand launch area, restrooms, picnic tables, ample parking. Located on the north side of Boggy Bay. Kayak into areas at the Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park. The northern areas of Werner-Boyce are about 6 miles away as the crow flies or you can begin to access the southern areas with a paddle of about 1 mile. Operated by the City of Port Richey.

Cotee River Park
Grand Boulevard
New Port Richey, FL

GPS 28° 15'16.10" N    82° 43'20.36" W
( Southern end of park )

Pithlachascotee River NOAA tide chart 8727012

Eagle Point Park
Closest intersection is;
   Trouble Creek Road & Rustic Drive
   New Port Richey, FL 34656
From the above intersection go 1/3 rd of a mile west on Trouble Creek, entrance to park is at the corner.

GPS 28° 13'26.44" N    82° 44'53.55" W
( Entrance )

NOAA

Eagle Point Park in New Port Richey sits on 15 acres within a 600 acre coastal preserve and offers; Floating canoe and kayak launch dock, 3 fishing piers, a couple of picnic pavilions, playground and restrooms.

 

 

 

Frances Avenue Park
5580 Frances Avenue
New Port Richey, FL 34656

GPS 28° 14'32.76" N    82° 42'45.65" W
( Entrance )

Middle Pithlachascotee River NOAA tide chart 8727001

 

Operated by the City of New Port Richey and sitting along the Pithlachascotee River, Frances Avenue Park offers; Hand launching of kayaks, pavilion, playground and restrooms.

Grand Boulevard Park
5708 Riverview Drive
New Port Richey, FL 34652

GPS 28° 14'28.37" N    82° 43'11.82" W
( Entrance )

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Grand Boulevard Park offers; Shoreline fishing of the Pithlachascotee River, picnic pavilion, floating dock, playground & restrooms.

 

James E. Grey Preserve
6938 Plathe Road
New Port Richey, FL 34653

GPS 28° 14'19.85" N    82° 41'56.86" W
( Park entrance )

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Operated by the City of New Port Richey this park is difficult to find and it may appear that you are entering private property, through the gate continue on and you will come upon the parking area. Restrooms, hand launching of kayaks, fishing pier on Pithlachascotee River, pavilions with areas for cooking and wildlife viewing are offered here.

Jasmine Park
Closest intersection is;
   Jasmine Drive and Mandy Lane
   New Port Richey, FL 34652

GPS 28° 15'41.94" N    82° 43'20.24" W

Pithlachascotee River NOAA tide chart 8727012

 

Operated by the City of New Port Richey. Fishing off the concrete bulkhead, small covered picnic table, grill, benches and trash receptacles. A neighborhood park with no on-site parking.

Key Vista Nature Park
2700 Baillies Bluff Road
Holiday, FL 34691

Dawn - Dusk
Small parking fee applicable

GPS 28° 11'58.26" N    82° 46'44.16" W
( Entrance )

NOAA Baileys Bluff Gulfside, FL 8726978 Station is non-functioning

See Map of Key Vista Nature Park.

 

Key Vista Nature Park sits on 101 acres along Rocky Creek and the Gulf of Mexico and offers; Observation tower near the Gulf, benches, shore line fishing of Rocky Creek or the Gulf of Mexico, BBQ grills, picnic area, drinking fountain and restrooms. Numerous trails to hike along and one of the trails hooks into Anclote Gulf Park to the south.

 

Nicks Park
7929 Bayview Street
Port Richey, FL 34673

GPS 28° 16'21.55" N    82° 43'30.86" W
( Entrance )

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Nicks Park offers; Boat ramp, courtesy dock, 2 picnic pavilions, restrooms Boat trailer parking is limited within this park. The city says additional parking is available at Waterfront Park. Also across the street from the park is a private lot that says parking is available for a nominal fee, The fee is payable at the Bait Depot bait shop 727-494-1580.

 

 

 

Oelsner Park
5218 Miller Bayou Drive
Port Richey, FL 34673

GPS 28° 16'41.55" N    82° 43'41.86" W

Pithlachascotee River NOAA tide chart 8727012

 

Oelsner Park is operated by The City of New Port Richey. Located along the northern shores of Millers Bayou the park offers; Shoreline fishing at a bulkhead area or small natural area, picnic tables, gazebo, restrooms and paved parking for about 14 cars.

Port Richey Waterfront Park
8119 Old Post Road
Port Richey, FL 34673

GPS 28° 16'30.93" N    82° 43'25.83" W
( Entrance )

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The Port Richey Waterfront Park along the western area of Millers Bayou offers; Fishing pier, kayak launching, picnic tables, playground and restrooms.

Robert Rees Memorial Park
4835 Green Key Road
New Port Richey, FL 34652

GPS 28° 15'17.85" N    82° 45'02.17" W
( Entrance area )

NOAA Gulf Harbors, FL 8726995

 

Robert Rees Memorial Park offers; Hand launching of kayaks, fishing, 2 decent sized picnic pavilions, small playground, beach, swimming, sunbathing, boardwalk to observation deck and restrooms.

 

 

R.J. Strickland Memorial Park ~ AKA ~ Hudson Beach
6345 Clark Street
Hudson, FL 34667

GPS 28° 21'45.00" N    82° 42'33.74" W
( Entrance area )

Robert J. Strickland Memorial Park offers a boat ramp, fishing access, picnic pavilions, beach area and restrooms.

Sims Park
Grand Boulevard & Bank Street
New Port Richey, FL 34652

GPS 28° 15'08.17" N    82° 43'20.46" W
( Entrance area )

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