Riverside Park is the largest public park on Vero’s Beachside, a spacious, sprawling, scenic space with an array of recreational activities and facilities. Riverside Park is, as the name implies, directly on the Indian River Lagoon, extending from the Barber Bridge on the north to Iris Lane on the south, with Mockingbird Lane forming the Western Boundary. You can access the park either from Beachland Boulevard just off the ramp of the bridge, or via the main entrance on Dahlia Lane.
The park includes large open spaces with picnic tables and barbecue grills, a great fitness trail, a boat launch ramp, a vollyeball court, and river access for fishing and sightseeing.
The park also includes The Riverside Racquet & Tennis Complex (Click Here for full details) – and within the boundaries of the park, you can also find The Vero Beach Museum of Art and The Riverside Theatre. The park is dog-friendly, and serves as host to many events around the year, including the famous Under The Oaks art festival every March and viewing of the Vero Beach 4th of July Fireworks,