Ocala Wetland Recharge Park

The Ocala Wetland Recharge Park is home to educational exhibits and kiosks, boardwalks, two and a half miles of paved walking trail, and wildlife overlooks. The park allows the City of Ocala to efficiently use its water resources. By developing and operating this park, the City of Ocala has created a wetland ecosystem, which is improving water quality, and boosting regional groundwater supplies, by utilizing treated wastewater. The park sits on a 60-acre site, located near Lillian Bryant Park. The park is equipped with many recreational options which include walkways, boardwalks, educational kiosks, wildlife observation overlooks and more!

Field Trips
It is a great way to incorporate STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) programming and hands-on learning into the curriculum.

Contact Gabi Sullivan, the City of Ocala Water Resources Conservation Coordinator, to schedule a tour, field trip, or in-class educational program at wrcoordinator@ocalafl.org or (352) 351-6774!