Community Services Facilities Status - Reopenings

CHARLOTTE COUNTY, Fla. (Oct. 4, 2024) - Some Charlotte County parks have reopened. Many amenities remain closed at this time. Parks with an asterisk have closed amenities that include all sports fields, playgrounds, boat ramps, fishing piers and boardwalks. The public should not use the amenities until they are deemed safe.

Open Parks

• Allapatchee Shores Park
• Ann & Chuck Dever Regional Park*
• Ann & Chuck Dever Environmental Park
• Audubon-Pennington Nature Park
• Bissett Park*
• Cape Haze Pioneer Trail
• Carmalita Park*
• Centennial Park*
• Centennial Fishing Pier
• Deep Creek Park*
• G. C. Herring Park*
• Harbour Heights Park*
• Harold Avenue Regional Park*
• Higgs Park*
• Katherine Ariens Park*
• Lake Betty Park
• Larry Taylor Kiwanis Park*
• Maracaibo Kidspace Park*
• McGuire Park*
• Midway Park
• Ollie's Pond
• Oyster Creek Environmental Park
• Prairie Creek Preserve
• Randy Spence Park *
• Rotonda Park*
• San Domingo Park
• South County Regional Park*
• South Gulf Cove Park*
• Spring Lake Park
• St. Paul Linear Park
• Tippecanoe Environmental Park
• Tringali Park*
• William R. Gaines Jr., Veterans Memorial Park*

Parks that remain closed until further notice

• Amberjack Environmental Park
• Anger Fishing Pier
• Bayshore Live Oak Park
• Bill Coy Preserve
• Boca Grande Fishing Pier
• Cedar Point Environmental Park
• Charlotte Flatwoods Environmental Park
• Chester Roberts Park
• El Jobean Fishing Pier
• Englewood Beach/Chadwick Park
• Englewood East Park
• Franz Ross Park
• Hathaway Park
• Lemon Bay Sunrise Rotary Park
• Live Oak Point Park
• Myakka River Park
• Peace River Preserve
• Placida Park
• Placida Fishing Pier
• Port Charlotte Beach Park
• Shell Creek Preserve
• Thornton Key Preserve
• Tippecanoe II

For updates on Community Services Facilities, visit CharlotteCountyFL.gov/ActiveAgain

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