Great broward county park! Lots of open space for running, biking, soccer, working out. Very dog…read morefriendly with relief stations and space to get your fitness on. Basketball courts, baseball, softball, kids playground. One time I saw a cricket match! Free Monday-Friday, small entrance fee on weekends and holidays like all broward county parks.

In all the years I've lived nearby this was a first and last time . The park is great for Little…read moreLeague and riding your bike but does not offer much shade or beauty . I asked if I could use a table indoors as it is dreadful humid to play chess and they said I had to rent the room or go sweat outside . Not the nicest people inside.. Do I want to come back , hell no!

One of the best multi-purpose parks in Plantation. Whether you want to shoot hoops on the covered…read morebasketball courts or run along the trail, I believe Flamingo Park has something for everyone. There is a lovely playground, splash pad & little free library cubicle that kids enjoy. Baseball & soccer fields are there as well. The renovated community rooms are available to rent. Overall, this is a very well kept park that we all enjoy.

Took the puppy today for a relaxing stroll through Flamingo Park with a brisk cool wind at my back…read morewith a view of the wide lake. Few people using the exercise equipment at the two courses. Many people playing basketball under the massive aluminum covered court. Joggers roaming around the wavy paths.

Such a nice park! It's huge. Lots of large open fields, plenty of parking, a playground and event…read morespace. We came for the 4th annual Chief's cook off and had a great time. For being outside, all the surrounding trees offer plenty of shade. The area we were in was a small part of the park- but offered plenty of room for the event. There were bathrooms- well maintained and a picnic table area that was shaded too. We were right next to the event rental space- of which I've been too in the past for a wedding. There is an area within the park that is a community garden- where you can rent your own plot and plant. Very cool! You'll likely see people riding horses though which is cool too!

Robbin's Park is a hidden gem in Davie…read more I was here to attend an event at the lodge located inside. This park is huge and spacious with a lot going on in it. I went on a weekend and the activities going on were plentiful. From birthday parties to photoshoots using the beautiful greenery, there's a lot of space and things to do here. Plenty of parking and open space!

Weston has 245 acres of parks to explore that appeal to a variety of recreational uses. They range…read morefrom small passive parks to vast athletic complexes. The over 5 acre Windmill Ranch Park is located across from Everglades Elementary School in the Windmill Ranch Estates development. There is no parking lot but you can leave your car next to the park when the school is closed. Windmill Ranch was where some of the first homes in the city were completed in 1984. The park opened in 1993 and was built by Arvida, a development company that also donated the land as part of their requirement to the City of Weston. You reach the entrance to the park by taking a short paved pathway that takes you up a small hill. At the top is a playground with a separate play area for younger and older children. There are climbing structures, slides, and swings. I love that that the playground has shade cover to protect children from the sun and a rubber ground cover to protect them when they fall. Adjacent to the playground is a large field that can be used for athletics, play exercise, or walking your leashed dog. Like all the city parks, Windmill Ranch Park is clean and meticulously maintained. How wonderful that Weston thought to set aside green space for its residents when developing the city.

The name of this park is a little misleading. There is no fishing hole, at least not yet. At some…read morefuture point the city hopes to add a fishing pond and pier, as well as equestrian facilities. The land where this park now sits was a wholesale nursery for 15 years. The Town of Southwest Ranches purchased this property in 2004 to preserve open space and to develop additional outdoor recreational amenities for this community. The park is dedicated to Freddy Fisikelli, a Southwest Ranches councilman who served from 2000-2015 and who was instrumental in preserving this land to be turned into a park. The park currently has a large open field, horse pen and water station, restrooms, picnic pavilion with picnic tables and grill, and a rustic looking playground. Swings are hung off a tree and there is a tree slide with places to peek out out of. There is also interpretive signs on topics such as butterflies, tree dwellers, birds, and pond life. The park is really cute but unfortunately I got a shoe full of fire ants so be careful. I would hate for that to happen to kids.

This is a quiet & clean small park right off Griffin Rd. We…read morecame on a Saturday and the place was empty. The park has all the facilities you need. Large grass field, a shed, bbqs, kids playground. The amazing part was it had clean bathrooms! The only thing during this visit is the grass hadnt been cut in a really long time. It was probably halfway up the calf of my leg. The playground is covered with mulch on the ground. It has swings and a little play gym area. Kids were using the side of it, which was shaped as a tree trunk, as rock climb wall. A nice park overall.

With three playgrounds, five pavilions available to rent, and the added bonus of an enclosed splash…read morepad, it's the kind of place where you can easily spend the whole day. The park is located in a beautiful neighborhood, right across the street from the library, making it a perfect spot for families. It's spacious, lush, and green with plenty of trees providing shade--great for both play and relaxation. Whether you're there for a picnic, to let the kids burn off some energy, or just to enjoy the outdoors, there's more than enough to keep everyone happy. The park does close on Wednesday mornings for landscaping but reopens at noon. On weekends, it definitely gets more traffic, but it never feels overwhelming thanks to the space and layout. If you're looking for a clean, fun, and family-friendly park in Plantation, this is it!

I think all parks should offer a free water splash pad like this. Floridians would so appreciate…read morethis for the hot weather. The entry way is very whimsical also. If I had small kids and lived closer, I would come here a lot.

Small park directly behind the Pembroke Pines Police Dept and next to a rental community. Kiddie…read morepark, volleyball, basketball court, large pavilion with public restrooms. The park was active at the basketball court but dead everywhere else. The park was manicured but not really a secure place to walk my dog.

Tanglewood Park is a public park just outside the gates of the The Estates of Tanglewood Lakes…read morecommunity. It sits across from the police station. The park is located in the Tanglewood Lakes section of Pembroke Pines, a neighborhood of single family homes and condos built in the mid 1980's. Tanglewood serves as an oasis of nature and recreation for the people who live in the surrounding homes. Park amenities include a basketball court, racquetball court, shade covered playground with a section for toddlers and one for older children, restrooms. a large picnic pavilion with grill, sand volleyball court, and a large multipurpose field. There was an area roped off on the field for endangered burrowing owls but the burrows looked closed. This cozy neighborhood park is perfect for picnics, cookouts, recreation and play. I came by on a summer evening to try and walk off a bit of a heavy Mexican meal I just eaten at an area restaurant. On the evening I visited children were enjoying the playgrounds, young adults a basketball court game, and a family was having their evening meal in the pavilion. For a neighborhood park there is a lot to enjoy in this well maintained outdoor green space. The Tanglewood Lakes residents are lucky to have this recreational resource in their community.

Cute park across the street from Sunset Lakes Elementary School. There is some parking for cars and…read morea bike rack. Bring a water bottle because there is a water fountain. Be sure to bring sunscreen for the little ones. There is a cover on the play area, but it isn't large enough to keep you out of the sun.

This is a small, quaint park located right across from Sunset Lakes Elementary in Miramar…read more I've passed by a handful of times when driving down 184th ave and seen it develop more & more over the years. Even though small, it has a playground, tiny library, miniature track to walk or run, and a bit of open space you can lay a picnic blanket or kick around a soccer ball in. Came here with a friend to lay our picnic blankets and read with and it was a great place to spend an hour or two at.