It was off season so most fruits were not growing. Plus it was cold so everyone was scrambling to…read morecover plants. The store staff were very pleasant, knowledgeable and helpful. Nash enjoyed being carried through the farm.

Hello.. well its been 8 years since my last review and crazy to say this experience was better. The…read moreplace still needs some updating. But in all was a great experience. This time around we finally got to ride the tram that has two tour times. One being at 11 am and the other at 1:30pm. I highly suggest you spray yourself with bug spray. We got to taste a variation of like 6 different mangoes, even got to have some red Jamaican cherry. Definitely a spot to come in the summer and to bring the little ones.

Slice of green heaven inside of miami's busy and growing landscape. Almost forgot where i was. Long…read moreshady trails to walk, lots of trees. Shelters to hang out at. Great lake to sit by. Super quiet.

After a pleasant drive south from the Cocoa FL area we arrived at Larry and Penny Thompson Memorial…read morePark and Campground. The campground was suggested by our friends Bob and Lori. We're absolutely delighted to overnight in quiet Pod 5 site 1 which is a back in site with full hookup. Larry Thompson was a humor columnist for the Miami Herald for more than two decades until his death February 18, 1973. He is in the Florida Newspaper Hall of Fame. His wife Gladys "Penny" Thompson (née Rhodes), who died September 22, 1975, was a pioneer in women's aviation during the 1940s-1950s. She is in the Florida Aviation Hall of Fame and the Florida Women's Hall of Fame. She was the Florida chapter president of the Ninety-Nines, the women's pilot organization founded by Amelia Earhart. While in the Civil Air Patrol, she flew over the Gulf of Mexico searching for German submarines during World War II. Her plane was one of several hundred destroyed in a 1945 blimp hangar fire at the Naval Air Station Richmond, part of which was rebuilt as the park.

This park is fairly big, nice and always busy. I absolutely love coming here and spending time…read morewalking and seeing the fishes across the bridge. On Sunday, there's a decent farmers market. However, the limited parking here is an issue. Either way, I think it's a great place to come and spend some time outdoors.

My home park. Everything from camping and movie nights, my kids soccer games, farmers market and a…read morefavorite exercise spot. Plenty of parking. It's always clean and if it isn't we do our part picking up the rest. Canal running through with 3 bridges crossing provides some wildlife viewing opportunities. Brand new community center is now open.

This park is full of beautiful and shaded trees , also extraordinary walking trails. A lot of space…read morefor people to have their personal space. Excellent park for exercising and training for self or group trainings.

This is a wide open park. It is also very huge and has different sections. There is a parking lot…read moreby a huge open field. Near the parking lot is a restroom facility and some picnic tables sprinkled around. They have some beautiful trees over there including banyan trees. The field is ginormous and has a disc golf course. A little further down from that area is another part of the park. There is a large parking lot over there and a huge football/soccer field and 8-10 artificial turf soccer fields that are enclosed by a fence. They have a covered patio area with picnic tables over there as well. Even though there are a bunch of trees around, there is not a lot of shade on either section of the park, so plan accordingly. You do not need a military ID to visit the park, as it sits outside of the gate. It is a very peaceful park and easy to get to. If you are looking for a low key park to hang out and relax then this is your spot.

We are new to the area and are searching for parks to walk the dog and get some exercise. First up?…read moreModello park. When we arrived, there were tons of people engaged in different sports. There were people playing soccer, basketball and even solo runners. I enjoyed how many different areas were available and how many sports could be comfortably played there. While there wasn't a running path per say, people were running on the grass and on the sidewalk around the park. There were a few trees that gave off good shade. A good playground and bathrooms. Even has a few grills and picnic tables available for a BBQ. The only reason I give this park 4 stars is because there was quite a bit of litter. It really brings down the appeal of the park when people can't clean up after themselves.

We were excited to visit this place but unfortunately left slightly disappointed…read more All of the exotic bird cages through out the gardens were empty. The landscapes were beautiful but we were excited about the animals too. The gardens close at 5:30 pm but they take the animals (donkeys, cow, goats and pig) away at 4 pm, which we didn't know. So they were being put away as we got there. The playground is nice, although not very big, my girls enjoyed it. The water park closes earlier than the rest of the gardens too. Overall a lot of the "experiences" seemed to be closed on the Sunday we visited. Not sure it was worth the drive.

There's something quietly magical about Pinecrest Gardens--it feels like a tucked-away paradise…read morewhere every path invites you to slow down and wander a little longer. Lush tropical greenery, hidden corners, and dreamy light filtering through the trees make it a natural playground for photographers, whether you're chasing golden-hour shots or candid moments. It's just as perfect for a peaceful solo escape as it is for a relaxed family day, with open spaces for kids to explore and plenty of serene spots to pause, reflect, and take it all in.

This dog park is beautiful especially if your furry ones love the water. Max loves this dog park…read more Bark bark bark.

We recently moved to the area and had to stop taking our dog to doggie daycare, and instead…read moreregularly take him to this dog park. He has such a good time! For the most part, owners are very observant and responsible for their dogs. If a dog is causing a problem, I've always seen the owner remove it from the park. Thank you for that!! Responsible dog owners are the best. I wish there was more parking, because during busy hours it fills up fast. Lots of great amenities, including trash/recycling cans, dog poop bag stations, water fountains, pet wash station, pavilion with picnic table and an outlet, little free library, etc. This park is also HUGE- we love doing laps on the walking path or watching our dog play in the water. Overall very clean too.