Amazing local park that has it all. Great sports complex with a balance of leisure and fitness…read more This park has it all, baseball to soccer to basket ball to tennis and pickle ball. Not at the park for local sports? Take a run/walk around the park that stretches about 1 mile around the park. Enjoy the luscious landscape for a peaceful and tranquil run or walk. Love the beautiful lake where you can also rest and relax on a bench or picnic table to take in all the nature around you. Love the fact that they have emergency stations all around with AED machines and around the lake with rescue flotation devices. Definitely was built with a child safety mindset as many kids playing sports at the park etc. Park is clean and well maintained all around. Parking is a plenty but can get packed and busy with local sports in play.

North Community Park located just off Coral Springs drive is one of the biggest parks in Coral…read moreSprings. Been coming here for years to run or walk. Excellent park offers baseball and soccer fields as well as tennis and basketball courts all very well kept. Bathrooms are clean and safe. There are also playgrounds and climbing areas for the kids and gazebos to celebrate birthdays. Classic family oriented Coral Springs vibe. Plenty of green areas and there are nice lake areas. Safety is always first in Coral Springs, you can find life vest stations all around the lake areas and AED and CPR stations with photo instructions complete with solar panel. Easy, plenty and convenient parking.

The 21 acre, Three Mountains Natural Area was created in 1999 in the Shadow Wood subdivision of…read moreCoral Springs. Florida is flat as a pancake so the sight of any elevation is a shock. This park is made up of three 40 to 50 foot tall hills that were created when the C-14 canal was dredged on the southern edge of the park. The park was landscaped and ficus and oak trees were added. A playground was built at the northern end of the park. There are only three parking spaces which discourages people from using the park because it makes it difficult to get a spot. People like to use this park for exercising. It is hard to add elevation to your run so having hills like this to go up really enhances your workout routine. The park has just recently reopened. It closed even before Covid-19 because coyotes were reported to have chased down a jogger who fell and tore a ligament. There is literature available at the entrance of the park that details what you should do if you encounter a coyote.

Could not go there to enjoy it because there is absolutely no where to park!!!!…read more Would love to walk there for exercise - please add a couple of parking spaces!!!

Rose G Price Park is a beautiful ten acre neighborhood park in the Chapel Trail development. The…read morepark was named in honor of beloved grandmother Rose Price who served Pembroke Pines as a civic leader, philanthropist, and champion of the elderly since 1979. After eleven years of dedicated service she resigned in 1990 after breaking her hip. Rose passed away in 1997 at the age of 83 leaving a legacy of stronger senior services in Pembroke Pines. I stopped by the park to walk off some holiday treats consumed this past month. There is a paved loop that winds around the park which is ideal for exercise. Other park amenities include a lighted baseball/softball field, lighted basketball court, swimming pools,, paddle ball courts, a shade covered playground, lighted hard tennis courts, and an event and party hall that can be rented. What makes this park unique is the Miracle Baseball Diamond which allows children with special needs to play baseball on a padded field. I found Rose G. Price Park to be a welcoming and a well-kept community outdoor recreational space that's great for all ages. The park offers plenty of open green space, making it a nice spot for relaxing, picnicking, or other outside activities. The playground areas, pool, and safe, friendly atmosphere make it especially nice for families with children. The walking paths and seating areas well maintained. Overall, Rose G. Price Park is a pleasant neighborhood park that provides a calm and peaceful space for the community.

Came here to eat lunch. NO picnic tables that i saw. Disappointing. Appears well kept. Playground…read morehas a fence around it which is great.

Stillwater Park is one of several triangle shaped neighborhood parks in Miami Beach near the…read morewaterways off of Biscayne Bay. Miami Beach is built up with a lot of businesses and residential housing. Green spaces are lacking in this area so Stillwater park along with Crespi, and Tatum parks provide much needed recreational resources to the neighborhoods they are in. Stillwater Park is located at the entrance of gated Stillwater Dr. in the Biscayne Beach neighborhood. Stillwater Drive is a single street that is its own neighborhood. Jutting into Biscayne Bay, it is a rectangular peninsula that can be accessed via two streets, 86th Street on the north side and Hawthorne Avenue on the south. This area was once a patch of mangroves that were filled in and developed during the late 1930s by the Biscayne Point Realty Company. Stillwater like much of North Beach exploded after World War II with a boom in population and in housing. A key feature of the park is a playground designed for children ages 5 - 12 with spring riders, a climbing board, zip line, seesaw, toddler and youth swings. Other park amenities include stationary fitness equipment, a lighted basketball court, grassy field for open play, and benches. In 2008 a Miami Beach Police Department Canine Training Facility was added to the park. At the east end of the park stands a covered pavilion which is equipped with water fountains and restrooms. The pavilion can be rented for private events. This park is fenced in for safety. You can find limited parking around the perimeter but it is mainly used by local residents who walk over. Like all of the parks in Miami Beach, Stillwater Park is very clean and well maintained.

Looking for outdoorsy free activities?? visit a local park and enjoy the sunny weather…read more This park is a little gem in the Miami Beach area. There are a few nice and well maintained parks and this one is really convenient. Parking can be a little tricky but is manageable.

Liberty Tree Park, now known as Rae Carol Armstrong Liberty Tree Park (gosh that is a mouthful) is…read moreone of the best parks in the City of Plantation. My kids grew up at this park. Located off 5th street , matter of fact the park used to be known as "5th Street Park", it has undergone three name changes. The park is both Dog Friendly and Pedestrian Friendly. This park has a genuinely nice children playground that is shaded with large mature trees. This is important to me and has several benches to sit down. The park is a good size, now double in size since when the City of Plantation acquired the Elks Club back in the early 2000's . There are nice walking trails and bathroom facilities too. Along the walking trails and surrounding the Gazebo you will find dedication bricks throughout. A brick can be personalized and installed for approximately $125.00. The squirrels that live there never go hungry as I see people all the time feeding them peanuts. If you are in the area, Rae Carol Armstrong Liberty Tree Park is absolutely worth a visit.

This is a park that has undergone a few name changes through the years. The original name of the…read morepark was 5th Street Park but the name was changed to Liberty Tree in 1976 to honor the United States Bicentennial which marked the 200 year anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. In 1976 an Oak Tree was planted in the park to honor the Liberty Tree in Boston that was planted in 1646. In 2009 the park name was changed to the Rae Carole Armstrong Liberty Tree Park after Rae Carole Armstrong who was mayor of Plantation from 1999-2011. In 2003 4.9 additional acres of parkland were purchased from the Elk Club expanding the park to it's current total of 9.28 acres. Through the years the members of the Junior Woman's Club have donated the signature white gazebo, brick ways, and statues for the park. In 2007 a push was made to make the park environmentally friendly and green. A comfort station, recycled plank fencing, benches, solar powered lighting and bathroom fixtures, and a bike rack were added as part of this project. This is a wonderful neighborhood park for the City of Plantation. During my visit I saw a lot of families enjoying the playground and green space in the park. There is a walking/jogging path for exercise that winds through the park. Every November the Plantation Junior Woman's Club hosts the Art in the Park event. It's an arts and crafts show and this year they have added food and alcohol vendors as well. The date for this years event is November 10 and 11.

The 6 acre Biscayne Shores and Gardens Park is a wonderful recreational resource for the Biscayne…read moreShore community. One of the highlights of the park is the nature inspired 10,800 square foot playground. The new playground was designed by LandscapeDE who was hired by Miami-Dade Parks, Recreation, and Open Spaces with the goal of creating a space that would encourage residents and their children to spend more time outside, be active, and de-stress. LandscapeDE creates very distinctive and creative outdoor play spaces for children. If you ever saw one you would know it instantly. They also created the amazing ADA accessible playground in Pinecrest Gardens with the anole lizard ramp and play structure and a brand new playground for Pioneer Park in Port St. Lucie. For Biscayne Shores & Gardens Park they built on a five foot earth mound and added an explorer dome, boulder climbers, an embankment slide, swings, bee and forest bug spring riders, a forest lake boat, and an embankment slide. Royal palms, gumbo limbo trees, live oaks, milkweeds, Fakahatchee grass, pineland crotons, yellowtops, porterweeds, gamagrass, giant ironweeds, and Boston ferns were planted to accent the area. The large trees give the playground the feel of being in a forest as they provide shade and connect the playground to nature. The playground was one of the first in Miami Dade County to incorporate nature based play elements. Biscayne Shore and Gardens Park also has a new 3,013 square foot recreation center that offers arts and crafts, after school programs, and camps. The recreations center includes a park office, restrooms, and storage space, a 20-vehicle lighted parking lot, walkway lighting, sidewalks, and landscaping. Additional amenities include picnic shelters, benches, and an exercise path that winds among the park's landscaping enhancing its natural beauty, with palm trees and colorful flowers adding to the vibrant and inviting environment. Biscayne Shores and Gardens Park is a charming and versatile space that caters to a wide range of interests and activities. With all of the recreational amenities it is a great destination for families, fitness enthusiasts, and anyone looking to enjoy a relaxing day outdoors. Whether you're a local resident or just visiting Miami, this park is well worth a visit, especially if you have children.

Yo, seriously, screw the po-po. I'm not all that tolerant of authority, but can't people have any…read morefun without being sent home because it's slightly "too dark"? That's the State for you, I guess. But anyway, large grassy area, plenty of room to kick a ball around, there's a baseball field (though however small), a basketball court, and a playground for children. This is a great working-class park, however, it's easily distressed by these annoying, useless government agents. Again, as soon as sunset hits, expect your local uniformed-thugs to send you packing home, because, yup, you guessed, it's "too dark" and those are the "rules".

This 7-acre park features a covered playground, exercise path with 2 fitness stations, outdoor…read morebasketball court, multipurpose lighted athletic fields, covered patio, outdoor shelter, restrooms and park office Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday 8am - 8pm; Saturday & Sunday 8am - 6pm. Call 305-466-8008 for more information, This park is free to Aventura residents Thank you cut and paste My bud and I come here to play ball and always have some good games We have a running joke that we always end up playing against some different ethnic, religious or culture every single time we show up So far we have gone against the Argies, the Jews, the Triad, the Ruskies and the jockeys great little park that borders Gulfstream so on the weekends you can do your exercise and catch a horse race Lots of soccer moms is an added plus but the fact they bring their kids is a negative - so a positive times(multiple kids) a negative = negative

I love the park and mostly importantly the team/staff that takes care of the park. I lost my wallet…read moreyesterday Sunday 8/28/17 at the dog park during the rain and never realized I left my wallet behind. One of the team members, Elise or Eli's was locking up the park and doing his search of the park and stumbled upon my wallet. Not only did I not know realize I left my wallet, but Elise took it into his own hands and searched the Aventura data base and called my house to let me know that I left my wallet. If it wasn't for Elise and the staff, I would never have known and would have been frantically searching the next day. However, Elise called around an hour after I left and made sure I retrieved my wallet. So for that I thank you and the staff! The park has always been home for me and my dog. The staff is an extended family that is always helpful and amazing to our community. Aventura park is one of a kind.

A Cooper City multi-use park established twenty-five years ago at Griffin Rd and 87th Ave with…read moreadditions over the years. Several walking and bicycle trails, a kiddie jungle gym, basketball court and sand volleyball. The fenced-in large and small dog park was added several years later although dogs are prohibited at any other location in the park. There are several parking spaces within steps of the park. A foot bridge at the back of the park leading into the Timberlake subdivision over a small canal, but no fishing allowed. Occupancy after sunset is prohibited. PARK #67

Pros: Relaxing small park that you can do a short walk with your pup in. Separate play areas and…read morewater fountains for the pups. Cons: The play area needs grass. There is a large portion that is all dirt. If you play here plan on a bath after even our water bottle and toys for pretty dirty. It was also a bit unclear to me which dog area was for which size of dog and the gates were left open when I arrived. This could be a really nice place if there was grass and clearer signage to avoid any confusion. Besides the dog park the park has basketball courts, a playground and a small walking path with some outdoor workout equipment. A couple benches.