45-acre beach and mangrove park at the end of Green Key Road, a favorite for wade and shore fishing on the shallow Gulf flats. Anglers fish from the beach, boardwalk and shoreline for trout, redfish, snook, flounder and sheepshead; reopened after 2024 storm repairs. Parking: free lot at the end of Green Key Rd.
4835 Green Key Rd, New Port Richey, FL 34652 · GPS: 28.24060, -82.76700
Yes — Robert K. Rees Memorial Park (Green Key) is a land-based fishing spot (shore fishing) in New Port Richey, Florida. No boat is needed.
Florida residents fishing from shore or a land-attached structure need the free resident shoreline fishing license; non-residents generally need a regular saltwater license. Check current rules at MyFWC.com.
Free.
Robert K. Rees Memorial Park (Green Key) is open sunrise–sunset.
Tide predictions for Robert K. Rees Memorial Park (Green Key) come from the NOAA station at Tarpon Springs, Anclote River, about 6 miles away. The tide chart on this page shows today's high and low tide times, updated daily from NOAA, plus predictions for the coming week.
Robert K. Rees Memorial Park (Green Key) is located at 4835 Green Key Rd, New Port Richey, FL 34652 in Pasco County, Florida.
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