Coehadjoe Park
4225 NE 35th St, Ocala, FL 34479, USA
Google rating
627 reviews
About Coehadjoe Park
Natural area with picnic tables, sport courts, a playground & walking trails through the trees. You'll find it at 4225 NE 35th St, Ocala, FL 34479, USA, easy to reach whether you're a local looking for open play or a visitor planning a session on your Florida trip. Players give it a standout 4.7★ across 627 Google reviews — a top-rated spot in the area.
Natural area with picnic tables, sport courts, a playground & walking trails through the trees.
What to expect
- Outdoor courts in a public park setting — typically first-come, first-served with no reservation required.
- Hours are listed below — call ahead on holidays or during heavy rain, which is the main reason Florida courts close unexpectedly.
- Bring your own paddles and balls unless you've confirmed otherwise. Water fountains vary by venue, so pack water for hot Florida afternoons.
Planning your visit
Quick tips to make your session at Coehadjoe Park smoother — from a player who's spent a lot of Florida mornings on the court.
- 1Play early morning or after 5pm to beat the Florida heat — court surfaces can hit 100°+ in mid-afternoon sun.
- 2Weekends fill up fastest. If you're targeting a specific time, arrive 15–20 minutes early to get in the paddle rotation.
- 3Parking is usually free but can fill during peak hours — carpool when possible.
- 4Check the Google reviews below for recent condition notes on the court surfaces and nets.
Location & map
Coehadjoe Park is in Ocala, Florida — public park with pickleball courts at 4225 NE 35th St, Ocala.
Coordinates: 29.22744, -82.07463
What players are saying
Recent Google reviews for Coehadjoe Park. Reviews are pulled live and refresh automatically.
Kay Rose· 3 months agoKids loved this place. We went earlier in the day 10:30/11 ish. Courts were busy but nobody else at the park so kids got to roam free. They loved the trails, the fun pictures on the walk ways.
Patrick McMullin· 6 months agoI had some fun trying to find this place,and more fun riding around on my bicycle Salsa Timberjack!{They have Racquetball, Pickleball, Tennis, Basketball,and Volleyball!I find it is relaxing, and fun for the family!}
LittleLocal Guide· a year agoA fantastic place for kids! Surrounded by nature, with beautiful walking paths that make every visit enjoyable. Definitely one of my favorite parks.
Cheryl Lewis· 5 years agoI used the park for a place to walk and enjoy the beauty of the area. I felt safe and enjoyed every minute. There were people there enjoying the Pickle Courts, Tennis Courts and Basketball Courts. There were also places to play Volleyball, and a playground for the kids. The areas were spread out, so very good for social distancing now.
Frances Garcia· 3 months agoLove to walk my dogs in the peaceful trails. It's not too short or too long for small dogs.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Coehadjoe Park located?
Coehadjoe Park is located at 4225 NE 35th St, Ocala, FL 34479, USA in Ocala, Florida. You can get one-tap driving directions from the button above.
Do I need a reservation to play pickleball at Coehadjoe Park?
No — most public and park facilities like Coehadjoe Park run on open play. Show up, sign in on the paddle rack, and rotate in.
How much does it cost to play pickleball at Coehadjoe Park?
Coehadjoe Park is a public park, so court use is generally free. Bring your own paddle and balls.
What are the hours at Coehadjoe Park?
Current hours: Monday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Thursday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Friday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Saturday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Sunday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM. Hours may vary on holidays.
Are the pickleball courts at Coehadjoe Park indoor or outdoor?
Coehadjoe Park is primarily an outdoor pickleball venue, which is typical for Florida parks. Check the photos for a look at the courts.
Is Coehadjoe Park good for beginners?
Ocala has a strong beginner-to-intermediate pickleball scene, and Coehadjoe Park is one of the popular local spots. Show up during open play, tell someone you're new, and you'll almost always get pulled into a friendly game.