The park is situated on the margins of the Piaçabuçu River, a vital waterway for local biodiversity.
It is built within a sensitive mangrove ecosystem, which is protected as part of the regional environmental conservation plan.
The name 'Portinho' refers to its historical usage as a small traditional landing point for local fishermen.
The facility was formally named to honor Ézio Dall' Acqua, a figure associated with the regional development of the area.
It features specialized landscaping intended to provide both recreational space and educational access to wetland vegetation.
Portinho - Parque Ézio Dall' Acqua is a municipal leisure park located along the banks of the Piaçabuçu River in the Sítio do Campo district of Praia Grande, São Paulo. The park serves as a hub for ecological recreation and outdoor gatherings, featuring dedicated spaces for picnics and grilling. It provides visitors with direct access to the mangrove ecosystem through elevated wooden walkways and observation decks. The park includes sports courts, a playground for children, and a boat launch area for small watercraft. Its infrastructure is designed to facilitate both active play and quiet observation of local flora and fauna. The area is integrated into the city’s environmental preservation efforts, bordering significant mangrove swamp zones. The grounds are maintained by the Praia Grande municipal government, offering facilities for community use.
The wooden boardwalk that extends over the mangrove forest during the golden hour.
Bring insect repellent, as the proximity to the river and mangroves often results in high mosquito activity.
Utilize the designated masonry barbecue grills early if visiting on weekends, as they are popular and limited.
Wear closed-toe shoes if planning to walk on the nature trails to protect against mud and brush.
Attempting to feed local wildlife or wandering off the marked wooden walkways into the mudflats.
Typically closes on specific weekdays for maintenance; verify municipal status before planning a visit.
Maintain noise levels during outdoor gatherings; properly dispose of all trash in provided bins to protect the local mangrove habitat.
