River Breeze - Park in Oak Hill - 250 H H Burch Rd, USA

Nice quiet park. Restrooms are be worked on (11/23) so only portables. GREAT manatee watching by the boat ramp. More than 40 there today. Even saw a pod of dolphins go by.

Great park. Nice fishing pier. Fun little playground for the kiddos. Must have seen upwards of 50 manatee in the 2 hours i was fishing from the pier. The kids loved it. Restroom facilities were clean. They have a boat ramp as well.

Overall this is a nice quiet park and it usually is not very busy. It is not uncommon to see dolphins and manatees here. there are some nice walking trails and the playground is well maintained with shade over the swing set and the playground equipment. when I just stopped by they had closed the pier for repairs.

This is an excellent place to launch kayaks! The parking for trailers is convenient and there is a restroom! From the launch you have a couple of options. Even if the water is a little rough in the main area you can access protected areas easily. You can pretty quickly end up wondering through a maze of fun waterways. We nearly always see dolphins here!

We just happened across this beautiful we'll maintained river walk! It is worth the detour!! We watched a gal catch a 4' shark, dolphins, a manatee and various birds.We would have loved to been prepared and spent the day fishing and picnic. A definite must if we get back to the area!!

Love the feel of mother nature here. I use this park as a boat ramp to go 🎣 but you can also go walking on nature trails there's a park for little tots as well and theres open docks for fishing kayaking canoeing and parking for boat trailers/ vehicles if you want to put your boat in the water for the day without paying for parking ! Enjoy

So beautiful lots of open spaces, manatees & dolphins off the pier too!!!

Bring lots of bug spray. I got ate up, nothing works on keeping them away. Went for bioluminescence and it was non existent. Kayak launch was very small, especially when tours are using it also. Decent park with long fishing pier. Guess it depends why you go to the park on if you enjoy it or not.