Oleta River State Park
Miami, FL
Oleta River State Recreation Area is the largest (over 993 acres) urban park in the state, located on Biscayne Bay in northeast Dade County. The most prominent natural feature of the park is the Oleta River, for which the park is named. The scope of work consisted of construction of all site utilities, earthwork, roads, parking and the installation of fourteen log cabins, which give the urban campgrounds a “rustic’ feel.
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