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Dog Park details for Oleta River State Park





Miami Dog Park

Oleta River State Park


3400 NE 163rd Street

Miami, FL 33160

Phone: 305-919-1844

Website: www.floridastateparks.org/

Really nice park, it has benches for the humans and a large area for dogs to run, it is a off-leashed park, it is like new!! has running water for the dogs and waste dispenser stations, it gets very busy during the weekends, easy parking, has a parking lot and a hose for those who want to give their dogs a quick bath before going home, inside the dog park. Location: it is us1, heading to Aventura and 183 st, the entrance it is from Williams island, you have to enter to Williams island until you get to THE PENINSULA building, it is right in front, the park would be on your right side, there is also a park next to the dog park that is just for children, it is surrounded with green fences. Directions: I95 south/north depending where you live, heading Aventura then you can get off on 163 st, turning east till you find the us1 then north to find Williams islands.

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