Centennial Park is a waterfront park located in Okeechobee, Florida, providing public access to Taylor Creek. The park includes a kayak ramp and a fishing pier that allow visitors to launch canoes and kayaks directly into the water. Fishing is permitted from the pier, and the site is commonly used by shoreline anglers and families.
The park features a playground for children and a large covered picnic pavilion equipped with tables and grills. In addition, smaller pavilions with tables offer shaded seating for gatherings. Restroom facilities are available on-site, supporting extended visits and group use.
The layout allows for both active recreation and casual outdoor time. Visitors use the park for fishing, paddling, family events, and short breaks near the water. A boardwalk is planned as a future improvement to expand pedestrian access along Taylor Creek.
Centennial Park functions as a community recreation space that combines water access, picnic infrastructure, and play areas within the City of Okeechobee.
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