Halpatiokee Regional Park

About Halpatiokee Regional Park

With 65 acres of beautiful parkland surrounded by 470 acres of wetland preserve and wildlife, Halpatiokee Regional Park prides itself in being the largest park in Martin County, Florida. Athletes have the dual pleasures of going head to head in all kinds of games and becoming one with nature. When you’re not playing on any of the natural grass fields, rent a canoe or kayak to see what lies in the South Fork of the Lucie River. Halpatiokee is the Seminole Indian word for “Alligator Water,” so keep your eyes and ears open! Or, you can bike along the 7.5-mile long mountain to see the native wildlife. Visitors are within walking distance of several restaurants and hotels.