Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the questions visitors ask most about Okeeheelee Park.
Is Okeeheelee Park free to visit?
Yes. General park admission, parking, trails, the dog park, and casual use of courts and fields are free. Golf greens fees, equestrian center rentals, and pavilion/field permits are separate paid services.
What are the park hours?
The park is open daily from sunrise to sunset. Lighted courts and fields stay open until 10 PM.
Is there a parking fee?
No. Parking throughout Okeeheelee Park is free.
Can I fish at Okeeheelee Park?
Yes, on the dedicated fishing lake, which is separate from the water ski lake. Standard Florida freshwater fishing license requirements apply, and catch-and-release or bag/size limits may be in effect.
Is the dog park separated by size?
Yes. Pooch Pines has two separate fenced yards, one for large dogs and one for small dogs.
Is the golf course open to the public?
Yes. It's a Palm Beach County-owned public course with 27 holes across three nine-hole layouts, a pro shop, and tee time booking through the course's own site or phone.
Can anyone ride the BMX track?
The BMX track is operated with a local BMX club and runs on a schedule of practice sessions and races. Check the club's current schedule before visiting if you plan to ride.
How do I reserve a pavilion or field?
Pavilion and field reservations go through Palm Beach County's permitting process. Call the Customer Service & Pavilion Permits line at (561) 966-6611 to get started.