Turtle River Park (Ocho Rios)
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Saint Ann /
Ocho Rios /
Milford Road
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Situated in the centre of Ocho Rios, Turtle River Park is a relatively new attraction. Until recent years the land of 3 hectares was used to be a bus park. The UDC decided that the most beneficial use for the land would be a public park, a use befitting St Ann's nickname of "The Garden Parish". Turtle River Park was opened by Prime Minister P. J. Patterson on 18 June 2004. The Park is frequented by tourists and members of the Ocho Rios community, seeking a moment of tranquility away from working life. The park features flower beds, a large pond stocked with fish and turtles, gazeboes, a concert pavilion and a concession selling snacks. There is also a parking lot adjoining the park.
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Coordinates: 18°24'20"N 77°6'24"W
- Green Castle Estate 31 km
- Hellshire Hills 52 km
- Long Mountain 57 km
- The Cockpit Country 75 km
- John Crow Mountain Range 77 km
- Windsor Forest 87 km
- Montego Bay Marine National Park 91 km
- WASHINGTON'S WILDLIFE SANCTUARY 117 km
- Pic Macaya National Park, Haiti 320 km
- Inagua National Park 496 km
- Ocho Rios Bay 0.7 km
- Buckfield 0.8 km
- Great Pond 1.9 km
- Sandals Golf and Country Club 5 km
- Prospect Plantation 5.6 km
- Mammee Bay Estate 7.3 km
- Tower Isle 8.2 km
- Orange Park 8.4 km
- Rio Nuevo Bay 10 km
- Goshen 12 km
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