The park is situated at the exact convergence of the South Fork of the St. Lucie River.
It provides one of the few direct, high-traffic public boat launch access points in the Port Salerno region.
The location is a frequent site for regional fishing tournaments due to its proximity to diverse aquatic habitats.
The shoreline area features preserved mangrove clusters that serve as natural nurseries for local fish populations.
Twin Rivers Park is a riverfront recreational area located at the confluence of the South and St. Lucie Rivers in Port Salerno, Florida. The park features a dedicated boat ramp with access to the local waterways, making it a primary hub for anglers and recreational boaters. Shoreline facilities include picnic pavilions, a playground, and open green spaces suitable for community gatherings. The park is managed by Martin County Parks and Recreation and serves as a transition point between the urban residential areas of Stuart and the natural river ecosystems. Its geography provides views of the waterfront, characterized by mangroves and coastal vegetation common to the Treasure Coast. The park grounds are maintained with public restrooms and designated parking areas to accommodate boat trailers.
The end of the fishing pier overlooking the confluence of the two rivers.
Arrive early on weekends if you are towing a boat, as the trailer parking spaces fill up quickly.
Bring insect repellent, as the riverside vegetation can attract mosquitoes during dusk hours.
Check local tide charts before planning a boating trip, as river depths can fluctuate significantly.
Attempting to launch large vessels without checking water depth during low tide; leaving valuables visible in parked cars.
Practice pack-in, pack-out habits to keep the riverfront clean; maintain quiet during morning fishing hours.
