Start the day on Oyster Bay: launch a small boat from the on-site ramp, paddle the shoreline in the provided kayak, or cast a line from the private dock. When you’re back on land, fire up the grill and get a game of ping pong, horseshoes, or cornhole going.
Green Key Beach is within walking or biking distance, and Sims Park and downtown New Port Richey offer more ways to spend the afternoon, from waterfront strolls to local shops and restaurants.
Bringing a boat? There’s space for trailer parking, plus a dock for tying up after a day on the water. Wind down indoors with streaming on the smart TVs, then get ready to do it all again tomorrow.
Quick Highlights: • Oyster Bay waterfront setting with a private dock • On-site boat ramp for small boats and skiffs • One kayak provided • Trailer parking • Grill, ping pong, horseshoes, and cornhole • Smart TVs with streaming apps • Walk or bike to Green Key Beach
Good to know: Water access is affected by low tides. If you bring a boat, plan to return at least 2–3 hours before the lowest tide. The lawn near the ramp can soften after rain; four-wheel drive or a winch may be helpful when launching or retrieving a boat.