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Oleta River State Park
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Address: 3400 NE 163rd St, North Miami Beach, FL 33160, USA
Phone: 305-919-1846
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Oleta River is mostly remembered for the miles of bicycling paths, for beginners and experienced bikers. There is canoeing and kayaking possible through the mangroves.There is also a beach used for swimming and saltwater fishing. If you decide to remain overnight there are air-conditioned cabins to book. Situated on Biscayne Bay it is the biggest urban park in all of Florida.
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Nice park for relaxation, bikes, walks, water sports or just for barbecue and family time.
Love this place! We usually rent kayak and go around the mangroves. There’s a Colombian food truck close by, where you can get some food. You can also rent paddle boards!
A great place to visit with the family. I love the little beach for the kids. The water is peaceful and you don't have to worry about the waves taking the kids.
This is a great state park just a 20 minute drive from Miami with plenty of kayaking and bike trials through mangroves and the bay. Make sure to arrive a bit early during the weekends.
Natural wonders, kayaking, fishing and great bicycle trails