Grovenor Estates Park is a 4.65-acre neighborhood park in Vero Beach, maintained by Indian River County Parks and Recreation. It sits inside the Grovenor Estates residential subdivision on the south end of the county.
The park is built around a pond and a stand of tall pine trees that shade the grounds. The trees, pond, and surrounding vegetation draw birds, and the park is used for birdwatching. It is also used for picnics and quiet time outdoors.
The park is open 24 hours, but there is no parking on site. Most visitors walk or bike in from the surrounding streets.
County park ordinances apply here. Pets, alcohol, open fires, camping, fireworks, and overnight parking are all prohibited, and trespassing is not allowed when the park is closed.
The park is a small, local stop rather than a full-day destination. To add more to a trip, see the things to do in Vero Beach or head to Downtown Vero Beach for shops and restaurants.
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