Halpatiokee Regional Park is the largest park in Martin County with 65 acres of active park land surrounded by 500 acres of preserve area. This park has many different options for hikes in terms of distance and scenery and also has mountain biking specific trails. Additionally, Halpatiokee borders the South Fork of the St. Lucie River offering not only scenic views, but an amazing option for paddling. Atlantic Ridge State Park is on the other side of the river, so there is miles of forested shoreline with oaks draped in Spanish moss, airplants and orchids, towering pines and chances to see wildlife. Halpatiokee can keep you busy all day and does not disappoint!
Please follow Leave No Trace and keep our natural areas in Martin County healthy, clean, and enjoyable for everyone.
Amenities at this site include:
- Uncovered and covered picnic areas
- Sports facilities including pickle ball
- Bathrooms
- Pavilions
- Paved accessible trail
- Disc golf course
- Mountain biking trails, mountain bike washing area
- Multiple access areas and trailheads
- Dog Friendly- Please follow the rules of BARK Ranger
More about this site:
Included as an accessible site on Wheel the World
Part of the Explore Natural Martin Eco Trail , an interactive passport featuring our best natural areas.
Recognized as a wildlife hotspot on the Great Florida Birding Trail
Paddle trail site on the Martin County Designated Paddling Trail
Experience this preserve:
Exploring on your own? Check out this site on All Trails to navigate and learn more!
For fun and free guided experiences at preserves like this, check out Explore Natural Martin, Martin County’s ecotourism program
For paddle rentals or tours check out Explore Natural Martin’s paddle page