Our staff is dedicated to bringing you quality parks and recreationexperiences in addition to helping make Osceola County a greatplace to live, vacation and especially to get out and play! Our beau-tiful natural resources and outstanding sports facilities are just thebeginning of our diverse and growing park system. We offer over 40parks and recreation facilities from recreational pathways whereyou can take a jog, sports fields for youth & adults, nature trails toexplore our wildlife, meeting places for the community and excitinglakefront vistas for fishing, swimming and boating. We believe thatthe benefits of having a healthy community STARTS INPARKS……………..visit an Osceola County Park today!

Our MissionOsceola County Parks promotes quality oflife experiences that will enhance the healthand well being of our residents and visitorsthrough participation in our events, world-class sports facilities, visiting our parks andour outstanding natural resources.

For recent updates on department news andprojects, please check our website at www.osce-ola.org under Parks Division.

• County Wide Parks & RecreationMaster Plan Update (10/05)

• Current Capital Projects planned orunder construction

• Greenways and Trails Newsletter• Much More!!

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Citizens Initiatives/PartnershipsOsceola County Parks Advisory Committee – Meets on the 2ndWednesday of every other month, 5:30pm County AdministrationBuilding. For additional information: 407-742-7800Osceola Greenways & Trails Committee – Meets the 3rd Tuesdayof each month at the Parks Division office. For additionalinformation: 407-742-7800Land Conservation Advisory Board – Meets the 1st Tuesday ofeach month at the County Administration Building. For additionalinformation contact: 407-962-1314

Agency ContactsCity of Kissimmee Parks & Recreation

101 North Church Street, Kissimmee, FL 34741Phone: 407-518-2501 www.kissimmee.org

City of St. Cloud Parks & Recreation3001 17th Street, St. Cloud, FL 34769Phone: 407-957-7243 www.stcloud.org

Poinciana Villages Recreation Department395 Marigold Avenue, Kissimmee, FL 34759Phone: 863-427-3417

Town of Celebration Parks & Recreation690 Celebration Avenue, Celebration, FL 34747Phone: 407-566-1698 www.celebration.fl.us

Town of Harmony Welcome Center3500 Harmony Square Drive, Harmony, FL 34773Phone: 407-891-8358 www.harmonyfl.com

Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission620 South Meridian St., Tallahassee, FL 32399Phone: 850-488-4676 www.myfwc.com

South Florida Water Management DistrictOrlando Service Center, 1707 Orlando Central Parkway,Suite 200, Orlando, FL 32809 Phone: 407-858-6100www.sfwmd.gov

Kissimmee Convention & Visitor’s Bureau1925 East Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway,Kissimmee, FL 34744Phone: 407-944-2400 www.floridakiss.com

Osceola County 4-H and Extension Services1921 Kissimmee Valley Lane, Kissimmee FL 34744

Phone: 321-697-3000 www.Osceola.orgFlorida Office of Greenways & Trails

3900 Commonwealth Boulevard M.S. 795Tallahassee, FL 32399-3000850-245-2052 or 1-877-822-5208 toll freewww.dep.state.fl.us/gwt

Parks AdministrationAdministrative offices are located at 366 N.Beaumont Avenue, Kissimmee, FL 34741. Theoffice hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.Monday through Friday. For information pleasecall 407-742-7800.

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Park Rules/Operational HoursOsceola County Parks are typically open from DAWN TODUSK for our park users unless otherwise noted. Spe-cial events or functions require a scheduling permit andpark reservation prior to use. Please contact our Ad-ministrative Office for additional information.

Facility/Park ReservationsPAVILION RENTALS:For information on fees or to reserve covered pavilions for picnicsor parties at Ralph V. Chisholm Park or Partin Triangle Neighbor-hood Park please call 407-742-7800. Park pavilions in all otherparks are available on a first come first serve basis.FIELD RENTALS:To rent or schedule fields for practice, league play or for informa-tion about fees, please call 407-742-7800.SPECIAL EVENT STAGE OR BLEACHER RENTAL:For information, fees or reservations please call407-742-7800.FACILITY RENTALS:Austin-Tindall Regional Park: Facility or field reservations

for special events, games, practices or for informationabout fees please call 407-742-7807.

Osceola County Stadium: Facility or field reservations fortournaments and events at the Stadium, or for informationabout fees, please call 321-697-3201

Osceola County Softball Complex: Facility or fieldreservations for special events, games, practices or forinformation about fees, please call 407-962-1140.

Robert Guevara Community Center: Facility rentalinformation for a wedding, reception, or family reunionsplease call 407-348-7551.

Kenansville Community Center: Facility rental informationfor a wedding, reception or family reunions please call407-436-0185.

Narcoossee Community Center: Facility rental informationfor a wedding, reception or family reunions please call407-891-9934.

Osceola Heritage Park/Silver Spurs Arena: 1875 Silver SpursLane, Kissimmee, FL 34744, 321-697-3333.

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JANUARY• 1st Weekend - Bearfoot Sports/Soccer Six - Blizzard Blast

Soccer Tournament - Austin-Tindall Regional Park• 1st Weekend - Three Kings Day• 2nd Weekend - USFTL Flag Football Tournament - Austin-

Tindall Regional Park, Hickory Tree Neighborhood Park,Archie Gordon Memorial Park

• 3rd Weekend - Kissimmee St. Cloud Senior Games -Various facilities around the County

• Entire Month - Jim Evan’s Academy of ProfessionalUmpires - Baseball - Osceola County Stadium

FEBRUARY• 2nd Saturday - Florida Christian College Flag Football -

Austin-Tindall Regional Park• 2nd Week - Osceola County Fair and Silver Spurs Rodeo -

Osceola Heritage Park• 3rd Week - Disney President’s Days Soccer Festival -

Austin-Tindall Regional Park• Entire Month - Houston Astros Major League Baseball

Spring Training - Osceola County Stadium

MARCH• 1st 2 Weeks - Rebel Spring Games - Softball - Oren Brown

Community Park, Osceola County Softball Complex• 2nd and 3rd Weeks - World Class Lacrosse Team Training -

Austin-Tindall Regional Park• 2nd Weekend - Osceola Sportsman Show - Kenansville• 4th Weekend - Battle of Narcoossee Civil War

Re-enactment - Ralph V. Chisholm Regional Park• Entire Month - World Class Lacrosse - Austin-Tindall Re-

gional Park

APRIL• 1st Week - Spring Fling - St. Cloud Lakefront

Park/Chisholm Park• 2nd Weekend - Kissimmee Softball Klassic - Osceola

County Softball Complex• 2nd Week - USSSA - Baseball - Osceola County Stadium• 3rd Week - USSSA Men’s Major NIT - Baseball - Osceola

County Stadium• 3rd Weekend - Relay for Life - Osceola High School

MAY• 3rd Weekend - Bearfoot Sports/Soccer Six Solar Shoot-

out - Austin-Tindall Regional Park• Memorial Day Weekend - Disney Memorial Day Soccer

Shootout - Austin-Tindall Regional Park

JUNE• 1st Saturday - National Trails Day• 1st and 2nd Week - Sheriff’s Office Youth Soccer Camp

- Austin-Tindall Regional Park• 1st Weekend - USSSA - Baseball - Osceola County

Stadium• 2nd Weekend - Triple Crown Sports Baseball

Tournament - Osceola County Stadium

JULY• 1st Week - Independence Baseball Tournament -

Osceola County Stadium• 4th of July Weekend - Disney Soccer Tournament -

Austin-Tindall Regional Park• 3rd and 4th Weeks - USSSA World Series - Osceola

County Stadium

AUGUST• Last Weekend - Blue Grey Battle of States - Baseball -

Osceola County Stadium

SEPTEMBER• Labor Day Weekend - Disney/GOUSL Labor Day

Classic - Soccer - Austin-Tindall Regional Park• 2nd weekend - Dewalt Soccer Tournament - Austin-

Tindall Regional Park• 2nd to last weekend - USSSA Slow-pitch Worlds -

Osceola County Softball Complex• Entire Month - Houston Astros Instructional League -

Osceola County Stadium

OCTOBER• Entire Month - Houston Astros Instructional League

- Baseball - Osceola County Stadium• Last Weekend - Great Outdoor Days - Osceola Heritage Park

NOVEMBER• First Week - USSSA Invitational - Baseballl - Osceola

County Stadium• 3rd Weekend - NCCAA Soccer Division 2 - Austin-Tindall

Regional Park• Thanksgiving Weekend - Disney Jr. Soccer Showcase -

Austin-Tindall Regional Park

DECEMBER• First Week - AYF Championship Youth Football -

Austin-Tindall Regional Park• 1st Weekend - NCCAA Soccer Division 1 - Austin-Tindall

Regional Park• Last Week - USSSA - Baseball - Osceola County Stadium• Last Weekend - Disney Soccer Showcase - Austin-Tindall

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Special Events • Special Events • Special Events • Special Events

“Battle of Narcoossee”

“Willie Nelson in Concert”

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Park DescriptionsOsceola County Parks Division is home to over 40 parks andfacilities throughout the county. You will find we offer a wideassortment of amenities to better the lives of our residents.Our parks range in size from small neighborhood parks to ourlarger regional parks to suit the needs of the community.

Regional ParksOsceola County Regional Parks offer some-thing for everyone. Hiking, sports, leisure,swimming, and equestrian trails. Whetheryou are bathing on the beach at Ralph V.Chisholm Park or holding a soccer tourna-ment at our world-class Austin-Tindall Re-gional Park you will have plenty of variedactivities to fill up your days.

Austin-Tindall Regional Park and Soccer Complex (Boggy Creek Rd.)For information or reservations call 407-742-7807

Austin-Tindall Regional Park and Soccer Complex is a world-classsport complex located on the northeast end of Kissimmee justminutes from Orlando. This premier soccer facility features nine soc-cer fields, a clubhouse with a meeting room and locker rooms, anda concession area with shaded seating. Austin-Tindall has the capa-bility to host a wide variety of sports events from soccer to rugby,lacrosse and flag football.

Mac Overstreet Regional Park (Future Park) (Pleasant Hill Rd.)For information call: 407-742-7800

Mac Overstreet Regional Park, located in South Kissimmee is a beau-tiful 400 acre stretch of undeveloped land. Future plans include a boatramp, picnic pavilions, restrooms and a hiking trail.

Ralph V. Chisholm Regional Park (Narcoosee Rd.)For information call: 407-742-7800

Ralph V. Chisholm Regional Park, located on the northeast end of St.Cloud off Narcoossee Road (Hwy 15), boasts a beautiful waterfrontsetting. This scenic park is an ideal spot to picnic or hold a familyparty utilizing one of the many pavilions of varying size. This parkalso hosts the annual Battle of Narcoossee Mill Civil Warre-enactment. Other amenities include electricity, ball field and a vol-leyball area, beach area, boat ramps and approximately two miles ofhiking and equestrian trails.

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Community ParksSoftball, Soccer, Baseball or Tennis, you will find your activity available in the community parks throughout the county. The BVL Commu-nity Park offers well-maintained baseball fields devoted to local usage. Archie Gordon Memorial Park has a walking path perfect for keep-ing in shape along with soccer and football fields. The majority of the community parks have playgrounds and covered pavilions. Thecommunity centers around the County offer a wide variety of amenities to county residents such as the Robert Guevara Community Cen-ter, where you can take Salsa Dance classes or Karate lessons. The majorities of the centers offer activities for seniors and can be rentedout for weddings, parties or other types of events. For information call: 407-742-7800

Archie Gordon Memorial Park (Buenaventura Lakes)Located in the highly populated Buenaventura neighborhood,

on Buenaventura Boulevard, this park is well used by communitymembers and local soccer and football leagues. The walking pathis a wonderful resource for staying fit and the playground area isperfect for families out for a fun day. Other amenities include rest-rooms, concession stand and parking.

Buenaventura Lakes Community Park (Buenaventura Lakes)Located in the very popular Buenaventura Lakes Community

alongside the Archie Gordon Memorial Park. Buenaventura LittleLeague calls the ball fields home. This well maintained park includestwo little league fields, a t-ball field, and a senior field. Facilities alsoinclude a concession stand, restrooms and parking.

Deerwood Community Park (Poinciana)For information call: 407-427-3417

Deerwood Community Park is located off Laurel Avenue in Poin-ciana and is operated by the Association of Poinciana Villages. Thisfacility offers basketball courts and both baseball and soccer fields.Future plans include development of a cricket field.

Hickory Tree Community Park (Under Renovation) (St. Cloud)Hickory Tree Community Park is located east

of St. Cloud. This facility offersfour practice fields, a conces-sion stand and restrooms. Fu-ture park renovations include therenovation of existing footballfields to multipurpose turf fields,new parking, playground, picnicpavilion and permiter walking trailaround the park.

Holopaw Community Center and ParkHolopaw Community Center and Park located east of St.

Cloud is currently under development. Future plans include 4000square foot community center, sports fields, and playground andpicnic area.

Lake Toho Community Park (Future Park) (Kissimmee)Located east of Kissimmee. This park is currently under de-

sign. Lakefront docks and a boat ramp are currently under de-velopment.

Narcoossee Community Center and Park (East St. Cloud)For information call: 407-891-9934

Narcoossee Community Park, located on the northeast end of St.Cloud serves the growing local community. This is a great spot tohave a picnic and family fun. The community center is also a greatspot to hold a wedding, reception or reunion.

Oren Brown Community Park (Kissimmee)Oren Brown Community Park located on the south end of

Kissimmee off Baker Drive is a great facility for sporting eventsand practices. It offers soccer and youth softball fields along witha playground andpicnic facilitiesand hosts the an-nual RebelGames Tourna-ment and localleagues.

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Boat ramps are typically open 24 hours a day. Please use care when boating and fishing in our lakes. We are proud of our environmental heritage and natural resources.

C Gate Canal Boat Ramp - Access to Alligator Lake

Granada Boat Ramp - Access to Lake TohopekaligaJoe Overstreet Boat Ramp - Access to Lake Kissimmee

Lake Cypress Boat Ramp - Access to Lake Kissimmee,Hatchineha, Lake Cypress

Lake Marian Boat RampAccess to Lake Marian

Sexton Boat RampAccess to Fish Lake

Smith’s Landing Ramp - Access to Lake GentrySouthport Park Boat RampAccess to Lake TohopekaligaTrout Landing Boat RampAccess to Lake Lizzie, Alligator Lake, Trout LakeWhaley’s Landing Boat RampAccess to Lake Tohopekaliga

Boat ramps are also located in Ralph V. Chisholm Park (E.Lake Toho) St. Cloud Lakefront, Kissimmee Lakefront, PartinTriangle (W&E Lake) and Three Lakes WMA (Lake Jackson).

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Neighborhood ParksAnytime you are looking to enjoy the outdoors with your family ourlocal parks are just a hop, skip and a jump away. Located allthroughout the county, our neighborhood parks have shaded areasand pavilions and well-maintained, safe playground equipment. Forinformation call: 407-742-7800

Hickory Tree Neighborhood Park (St. Cloud)

Holopaw Neighborhood Park

Kenansville Community Center and Neighborhood ParkFor information call: 407-436-1710

Located south of St. Cloud off of Canoe Creek Road and adjacentto the new Kenansville Fire Station, this center offers lunch and ac-tivities for seniors and also acts as a hurricane shelter. The volun-teer community staff plan an annual festival every March and arecurrently working to restore the old, historic schoolhouse. The cen-ter serves as a good location for the rural community to hold fam-ily reunions, special events or community functions. Future plansinclude a playground, improved parking and entranceway.

Marydia Neighborhood Park (Kissimmee)

Partin Triangle Neighborhood Park (St. Cloud)Partin Triangle Park located off Neptune Road between

Kissimmee and St. Cloud is a trail head for the Neptune Recre-ational Pathway. Shaded by trees is a new playground/picnic areaand pavilion. This park also features tennis and racquetball courtsand a boat ramp with access to East LakeTohopekaliga.

Robert Guevara Community Center and Neighborhood ParkFor information call: 407-348-7551 (Buenaventura Lakes)Located right in the center of the Buenaventura Lakes Com-

munity, the center offers services and recreation to seniors, salsaclasses and karate. It is a great location to hold a party, wedding orevent. The park features lighted Basketball fields and Bocci Ballcourts.

Royal Palm Neighborhood Park (Buenaventura Lakes)

Shelby Cox Memorial Park (Intercession City)

Tropical Neighborhood Park (Kissimmee)

Watersedge Neighborhood Park (Buenaventura Lakes)

Yeehaw Junction Neighborhood Park

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Natural Resource Parks/PreservesWhether you are looking for hiking, horse-back riding or nature viewing look no fur-ther than Osceola County’s NaturePreserves. Lake Lizzie Nature Preserve, forexample, offers primitive trails through avariety of habitats leading to the shores of

Lake Lizzie and Trout Lake. For information call: 407-742-7800

Hamilton’s Reserve (FuturePark) (Poinciana)

Holopaw Nature Preserve(Future Park)

Lake Lizzie Nature Preserve(St. Cloud)

14 Miles of natural trails, only 6miles are marked. Trails pass byLake Lizzie and Trout Lake. Trail-heads are located off of Bass Roadfor the North Loop and off of Old Melbourne Highway for the WPTyson Trail Head that leads to the Marsh Loop and the Lake LizzieLoop. Equestrian users must use the Old Melbourne Highway en-trance and have proof of Negative Coggins with them at all times.

Makinson Island3 miles of natural trails, restrooms, pavil-ion. Primitive group camping by permit only.

Oak Island Nature Preserve (Four Corners)

Poinciana Scrub Island Preserve

Shingle Creek Regional Park (Future Park)(Kissimmee)

Trail Head, parking, restrooms and picnic areawith creek access. Anticipate completion of thefirst phase of the Babb Road project will be win-ter 2007.

Recreational Pathways/Trails/Multi-purposeOsceola County offers 20 miles of paved walking path located onNeptune and Pleasant Hill Roads and about 40 miles of natural sur-face trails. Trails provide recreation, transportation, fitness, andeconomic benefits for all to enjoy.

Neptune Road Recreational PathwayThe Neptune Road Pathway begins at the Kissimmee Lake-

front at Lakeshore Drive and Ruby Street and continues on to the St.Cloud Lakefront at Lakeshore and Mississippi.

Pleasant Hill Road Recreational PathwayThe Pleasant Hill Road Pathway begins on Pleasant Hill Road

and South Orange Blossom Trail and continues into Poinciana andends at Cypress and Marigold.

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Sports Facilities/School ParksOsceola County operates several world-class sports facilities thathost a variety of sporting events and tournaments. Teams comefrom all over the world to hold tournaments and events at our pre-mier Central Florida locations. The Osceola County Stadium, hometo the 2005 National League Baseball Champion Houston Astros,hosts Spring Training each March. The Austin-Tindall Regional Parkand Soccer Complex holds a variety of turf events including Dis-ney’s Soccer Showcase. The Osceola Softball Complex is one of thetop softball facilities in the country winning many facility awardsover the years and is home to the Spring Rebel Games Tournament.The Osceola County Parks and Recreation Department is also inpartnership with the Osceola School District. This partnership al-lows local youth leagues to utilize school fields for practices andgames after school hours.

Neptune Middle School Sports Fields (St. Cloud)

For information call: 407-742-7800

Parkway Middle School Sports Fields (Buenaventura Lakes)

For information call: 407-742-7800

Osceola County Softball Complex (Kissimmee)For Information call: 407-962-1140

Osceola County Softball Complex, located just minutes from Or-lando International Airport, sets the standard for such facilitiesaround the country. The complex was the official Eastern training fa-cility for the 2000 Olympic Gold Medal USA Women’s Softball team,is home of the renowned Rebel Spring Games and recipients of the2005 National Complex of the Year Award.

Osceola County StadiumFor information call: 321-697-3201

The Osceola County Stadium delivers the ideal combination of ex-citement, convenience and superb facilities. The complex recentlyunderwent an $18.4-million renovation improving comfort andadding state-of-the-art amenities. Truly a major league operation,this facility hosts the National League Houston Astros for springtraining. The Stadium is also host for a number of baseball tourna-ments, clinics, and other events. Situated in the heart of the Kissim-mee area, the Stadium is easily accessible by major traffic arteriesand is convenient to the Walt Disney World Resort and other areaattractions.

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