Osteen Trail Head

Joseph Y

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

This trailhead is located at a convenient location just south of the SR 415/Doyle Road intersection. Directly adjacent to the Osteen Civic Center, there are clean restrooms and parking here. Riding east to the Gobbler's Lodge trailhead is a little over 6 miles, and west to Green Springs Park is just under that.

Ellen McGrory

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

Not much here to see. I've only used it to park when going on the bike trail. It seems well maintained and there are restrooms. The signage is good detailing the bike trails. I have never been in the building.

Jay Baker

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

A great place to park to ride the East Central Regional Rail Trail. There was a nice clean bathroom. Ample parking for everybody. And that included some shaded parking for the hot summer rides on the trail. You actually park right under the trail overpass. Sadly I forgot to take a photo of the parking area. I did get one photo from on top of the overpass though. I really like the design element on this bridge. Those are railroad tracks incorporated into the rails to trails bridge. Never noticed that until today. They also have the same design element on several other bridges on the trail.

Luke Sawh

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Nice shaded parking spots right on the East Central Regional Rail Trail which is part of the Florida coast to coast project. Lots of distance options with very scenic stretches of paved trail. 25 miles to the trail head and rest stop in Mims heading towards Titusville. About 12.5 miles to the River to Sea loop intersection heading east and another 1/2 mile to Vergies pit stop at the Maytown Spur.

Scott Miller

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

Glad to have restrooms that are clean and on the bike path but could you consider having a water fountain? We biked from Maytown and wanted to refill our bottles but since there's no fountain we had to use the bathroom sink.😧