This is a huge park in Plantation and has multiple amenities. The entrance to the park is free. It…read morehas multiple soccer fields, running track, pickleball courts, aquatic center and a big lake to sit by, bird watch and relax. Plenty of parking around and a great place for an active lifestyle.

Central Park is really convenient to the west central part of Plantation. This park is very big,…read moreincluding a community center, many ball fields, pickle ball courts, swimming and diving pool, and pavilions for the playgrounds for birthday parties as well as a splash pad for the little walkers who want to play in the water on a hot day. The pool area charges a daily admission fee and a fee to watch athletic competitions. The tennis courts are always busy and there is plenty of parking in each of the areas. I enjoyed taking a peaceful walk around the lake and I look at the cute sculptures by the water. This is an all ages and abilities city park, I just wish they would add EV charging stations around the park.

Cute little urban park at the intersection of 6th St and 3rd Ave. During the years, they have…read moreevents here like Food trucks (usually second Friday of the month), night markets, picnic get togethers, etc. The park is about 1.33 acres and it has a variety of amenities like: Bicycle Rack Drinking Fountain Park Benches Picnic Tables Children's playground. Nice green area to relax and walk around if you are in the Flagler Village area.

So grateful to have this park within walking distance from home! The kids play area is completely…read morefenced in with a locking gate so you can let younger kids loose to run around. The equipment is much newer compared to holiday park but there are no swings. There's an extra tall slide that we didn't feel comfortable letting our 1.5 year old climbing/going down without one person behind and one person waiting on the other side. Otherwise, it's a nice little spot for kids to interact and get some exercise climbing on things. Shade sails provide some shade but it can get sunny depending on the time of the day. The play surface is artificial turf with a concrete walkway that's great for sidewalk chalk. Parks and Rec regularly maintains the park, emptying trash, picking up palm fronds, etc. Picnic tables and benches are available.

I can't believe this place is free! What a gem…read more The miniature city is a must visit! A lot of the kids were riding bikes and scooters around when we visited. There are no shaded areas so plan to visit early in the morning or later in the afternoon. However, if you end up here right in the middle of the day, don't worry! Your kids will be excited to cool down at the adjacent water park- also free! In between the city and water park there is a nice mostly shaded playground. This was such a fun place to visit! There is a big mall within a 10 min drive so you can make this a day trip!

Absolutely the cutest park in South Florida! The mini town for kids to explore is so sweet and such…read morea cute place for them to use their imaginations. Worth the drive to check it out!

We had a soccer tournament this weekend which spanned across multiple parks in Broward. This park…read morewas one of 4 that our team played, but by far, the worst one...though it has so much potential. I believe staff and the city have dropped the ball in allowing a beautiful city park to fall apart. The bathrooms were AWFUL with brown stuff smeared on the mirrors and walls and no toilet paper in any stalls (in male or female bathrooms), and 3 of the toilets in the ladies room were stained with feces or were clogged and unflushed, stall doors were not aligned and difficult to lock. The turf looked fairly new but was literally riddled with so much debris including a ton of cigarette butts, large rocks, bottle caps from various drink bottles (including beer bottles), as well as tons of leaves. In other words, it doesn't appear that the turf is being kept up. There are homeless people living in the park and sleeping along the walls where the bathrooms are with all their bags and blankets piled up along the path to the bathroom. Park staff were huddled together underneath a tent, congregating and chatting but no one tended to bathrooms. There was a kid maybe around 10 or so that had jumped the fence onto the playing turf and was on the sidelines throwing large rocks onto the playing field and although there was staff there, no one stopped him so we, the parents had to tell him to stop and also to go onto the field to collect the rocks he'd thrown so no one gets hurt while playing. Also, there were So many kids in the park for the tournament and oddly, there was no open concession, no vending machines or vendors to buy water or Gatorade. The kids in these tournaments, often play 2 games at two different parks per day but I have yet to do a tournament where there are no beverages available for purchase...even if it's just a vending machine. I hope the Parks & Recreation dept for Sunrise or Ft Laud can make it a priority to fix the problems at his park. It seems to be located in a part of the city where many youth live based on all the kids I saw walking, or riding bicycles into the park from a neighboring community and these kids should be able to safely go and have access to a nice clean park.

Mills Pond Park was three blocks from where I grew up! I couldn't believe it when I saw this…read morebusiness page just now. All the memories came back of me with my gang of friends hanging out after school and on our days off. I'm recommending you visit and take photos for me!

This was the first Park I came to looking for a shady spot for my dog. We drove down from Maryland…read moreand it's pretty hot here for him! I was looking for someplace I could take him for a walk that had a lot of shade. And as Parks go, this one was quite small. I did like the fact that it had body weight exercise machines. That's a nice little concept, it also had a basketball court and a short boardwalk to view the water. We didn't stay long but it does has have its purposes for somebody.

This is a lovely little park in Wilton Manors. I was snowbirding for a few days from the Canadian…read morecold, and needed a calisthenics park to workout at. This was a pleasant surprise - with fairly clean washrooms. The calisthenics park has a pull-up bar, dip bar, ab foot holds, and some body weight lever machines. The park also has a basketball court, outdoor BBQ, children's playground and more than enough parking.

The shaded outdoor basketball court was perfect for training my son for two plus hours.read more

One of my favorite parks in Sunrise. They have a really long paved path you can walk a few laps…read more They have a nice playground, multipurpose fields, meeting hall, restrooms, and tennis courts. There's an indoor gym and basketball courts. They open until 10pm so it's a nice option when the other parks nearby are closed at sunset. We like to go around 7pm when the sun is down and the temperature cools down a bit.

I visited Reverend Samuel Delevoe park for Ignite Broward. There is a canoe/kayak launch and a…read morenice paved walking path around the lake. There are basketball courts and a lot of exercise equipment. Ignite Broward was well attended during my visit. There was security and folks representing Ignite who were helpful and informative.

Visited this park for the first time for the Ignite Broward art displays, and it made a great first…read moreimpression. It's a large park with plenty of parking, although on a busy event night like this, even that wasn't quite enough! That alone shows how popular it is. The park offers several playgrounds, a covered outdoor gym area, and multiple covered basketball courts (at least 4-6 nets). There are large picnic spaces and open field areas, plus a huge lake with launch docks and a walkable path around it. Enclosed restrooms are available on site as well. The event itself was free and well organized, with lots of friendly staff available to answer questions (though one display unfortunately wasn't working). I went with several friends and kids, and we spent a little over an hour walking through and enjoying everything. During the daytime, this would be a lovely park to visit and take advantage of all the amenities -- there truly is something for everyone!

Sunrise has some really wonderful parks. Built in 2019 and opened in 2020, the Sunrise Sportsplex…read moreis one of the newer parks in the city. The park is set up like a pinwheel with four youth baseball and softball fields built with advance drainage to help with rain, four batting cages, a pitcher's warm-up area, a two-story concession building with a scorers' tower, large multipurpose natural grass fields, a large fenced in and covered playground, natural wetlands, a butterfly garden, and security features. The park opened with the most up to date baseball facilities in Broward County. The Sportsplex allows Sunrise to host tournaments with all the teams centered in one area. The ability to bring in more teams and players helps to advance the skill levels of players. The Sportsplex is a valuable recreational resource for the youth baseball players of Sunrise. I liked that there is a path marked with mile intervals that runs the perimeter of the park. Countless times I had to wait for my daughter at sports practice while she was growing up and it was always nice to walk and talk with other moms for companionship and exercise. It was a thoughtful touch that this feature was included into the Sportsplex too.

Nice facility and good people, hotspot and pool (not tried yet). Plenty of seating. Several parts I…read morehave not visited yet inside, only dint seem to update their events notice.