The park is located on the boundary between the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires and the Province of Buenos Aires.
It is part of a broader, long-term environmental project aimed at revitalizing the Riachuelo basin.
The vegetation in the park includes native species designed to withstand the humidity and soil conditions of the riverside environment.
Ribera Sur Park is an urban green space situated along the Matanza-Riachuelo River in the southern reaches of Buenos Aires. The park functions as a natural barrier and recreational area, featuring pedestrian paths that follow the riverbank. It is equipped with designated barbecue pits, or 'parrillas', intended for public use by visitors. The park serves as a community hub for outdoor gatherings, picnicking, and informal sports. Its landscape is defined by flat, open terrains typical of the Riachuelo floodplains.
The elevated sections of the riverbank path providing a wide-angle view of the waterway.
Bring your own charcoal and grilling utensils if you intend to use the public barbecue pits.
Wear insect repellent, especially during the warmer months, due to the proximity to the river.
Visit during daylight hours to ensure the best visibility of the paths and facilities.
Do not attempt to swim in the river, as water quality is strictly monitored and unsuitable for contact.
Clean up all trash, especially charcoal remnants from barbecue areas, to maintain the public space.
