This park has a little something for everyone. There is a paved walking path around the park with…read morebenches and workout stations along the way. There is shade along the path. There are Pickleball courts (they were busy on a Sunday morning during my visit), a basketball court and volleyball courts. There is plenty of parking. There are covered pavilions, a large one with a grill. Added amenities include a cell phone charging station and a boat ramp. There are AED machines prominently throughout the park. There was a yoga class (in Spanish) going on during my visit.

The only concern I have regarding this beautiful city park is what seems like dangerous driving in…read morethe portion of the parking lot near restrooms. People have a ball, while being seriously competitive, playing sand volleyball as though they were on a Beach. Boat ramp looks great for launching jet skis as well as boats.

This a charming park located in the Poinciana Park neighborhood of Ft. Lauderdale. The Poinciana…read morePark neighborhood is only two miles from downtown Ft. Lauderdale and four miles from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport. The neighborhood is known for its luxury apartments, brightly colored ranch-style houses, and spacious condos. The neighborhood and park takes their name from the Royal Poinciana tree that has fern like leaves and flamboyant red and orange blooms over summer. At nearly 2 acres Poinciana Park has a lot to offer the community in a small space. One of the highlights is the brightly colored playground and swings that were being enjoyed by neighborhood kids during my visit. There is also a pavilion that can be rented from the city, picnic tables, and grills for anyone who would like to have a cook out or picnic. Large trees provide shade and add beauty to the park. This is a great little park if you live in the Poinciana neighborhood.

Bvlgaria enjoyed the park, it was clean although they do need to fix the water for the dogs so…read morethey're not drinking out of the doggy pool. But other then that it was nice.

This is a very clean park located right behind the city offices of Lauderdale by the Sea…read more I love that they have full clean restrooms to use and they have water fountains and water refill stations right outside the restroom area. There are many benches to sit and the tennis courts are always busy with people playing. The children's playground opens at 7a every day for the enjoyment of the little ones.

Beautiful playground great for toddlers and school-aged children. Such a beautiful hidden gem, I…read morerecommend this to every parent in the nearby areas.

Lakeside Park is a 1.25 acre passive park in Sunrise next to Sunrise Lakes Phase 3, a 55 and older…read morecommunity. It opened on March 5, 2022 making it one of the newer parks in the city. The land for the park was given to the city through the Broward County Challenge Grant Program. The City of Sunrise designed Lakeside Park adding a parking lot, 640 feet of paved pathway, a decorative raised plaza with seating and a pretty view of the lake, LED lighting, benches, a bike rack, an emergency call station, and a butterfly garden made with native Florida landscaping. Note that there are no restrooms or water. While small, the park is very picturesque and the fence gives it a feeling of security. This is a great spot that invites people to step outside for a stroll, picnic, or to take pictures.

Nicely maintained park with a lot of natural beauty surrounding the lake. They offer drinking…read morefountains, restrooms and a play area that is lit at night. This location gets a lot of visitors and kids like the playground equipment.

The parks in Weston are some of the nicest and most well-maintained parks in Broward County and the…read more5 acre Emerald Estates Park is no exception. Located near I-75, Emerald Estates Park is located just outside the gates of the Emerald Estates community in Weston, a neighborhood made of 607 single family homes. Emerald Estates Park has many amenities including a shade covered playground, basketball courts, exercise path, outdoor fitness equipment, lighted tennis courts, picnic shelters and grill. There is even a bike Fixit Repair Station. Dogs are allowed as long as leashed. During my visit I saw a lot of people throughout the park exercising, playing tennis, and at the playground. I walked on the paved fitness trail and tried out the the outdoor exercise equipment. While I worked out I could see all of the birds attracted by the water in the park. At the back of the park is an island filled with wood storks, a large wading bird that is considered threatened in the United States. There were also a lot of cormorants too. Not only is this park a great place to play, exercise, and cook out but it is also a wildlife sanctuary and a fantastic place to bird watch.

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!

Multi recreational park in Sunrise off Weston Rd. This is the type of park hidden from the main…read moreroadways but when you find it's a win. They have a baseball field open to first come first serve although on Sunday its seems the adults own the field. A blacktop walking trail surrounds the grassy multi-use playing field. Picnic tables under a covered pavilion allow small bbq parties and kiddie events overlooking a tranquil lake. There is a decent adult fitness area with several gymnastic type equipment. The kiddie park near the entrance is large and has sufficient parking.

Completed in 1989, Oscar Wind Park is located along State Road 84 and Interstate 75. When it opened…read moreit was the first park near Weston and Bonaventure, paid for with city money, The park was named in honor of Oscar Wind, the developer who donated the land in 1983 when the city annexed the area. In 1993, six more acres were added to the park as was a new softball field, a soccer/football field and a new park shelter. Today the park is looking better than ever. A new playground and outdoor fitness court were unveiled last month which increased the fitness and play options in the City of Sunrise. The new playground is ADA accessible with a wheelchair entry. It now has more than a dozen play structures including slides, swings, climbers, and a merry go round. Elements were added to foster learning, inspire music, and provide tactile games. The playground is covered in shade canopies and new seating and landscaping were added. Also brand new at Oscar Wind Park is the first Fitness Court in the city and it is also shade covered like the playground. The Fitness Court has an app on the side that teaches you how to use it. You do a circuit of exercises using your own body weight in order to condition and strengthen during work outs. It can be modified for all fitness levels. Additional park features included an open green space with a new 1/2 mile walking path, new landscaping, renovations to the restroom and picnic pavilion, and new LED lighting. My favorite improvement is that there is now a connecting walkway between Oscar Wind Park and Sawgrass Sanctuary Park. I like that you can do a really long walking circuit around both parks and never have to go into the road. The two parks blend together seamlessly. With the new additions to Oscar Wind Park, I think this is the best place in the city to enjoy nature, take the kids to play, and exercise.

Sitting in the park waiting for Noon Tunes to begin. This is a nice little green space with a…read moregazebo. There is a parking garage near by.

Great little park on Broward and First Ave. Just east of Andrews…read more Nice place to chill, take a break, enjoy the plants and flowers while in downtown. Being so close to downtown, we saw some homeless people hanging out and meandering. After reading the review by Ariel W, I could see that in the past, this park could had been a gathering place for homeless people. This last visit we saw beautiful flowers blooming as well as some wild orchids growing on top of tree branches. Cacti were also seen in the park, giving it a nice exotic look. During some periods they have events like the Noon Tunes on Wednesdays in February and March. Where they have live music for those taking a lunch break. Cute, small, well kept and clean.