Step by Step! This…read morepark, although openly visible to a main street, still has a low key and quiet vibe! Whether you are starting your fitness journey or not this parks 3/4 mile walking trail helps you maintain a healthier you! There are opportunities to have parties, watch little league baseball, soccer or just have a picnic with friends and family. Also, a super cool added bonus is the skate park! No Excuses, grab a friend put on your walking shoes and enjoy this neighborhood park!

Park has recycle bins, but they don't comply with it…read more Plástics are thrown in the Big trash tanks mixed with all trash.

I loved discovering this beautiful neighborhood park dedicated to Pembroke Pines Commissioner and…read moreVice Mayor, Ashley Hale in May 1977 for her "many years of service unselfish and untiring towards the betterment of all of the youth of our city, Pembroke Pines." Set along aside a picturesque canal, at 3.28 acres, this park is much larger than your typical neighborhood park. Park amenities include a basketball court, benches, and a very nice covered playground with climbing structures and swings There is also a swing set. Also in the park is a memorial to Lucas Donovan Repetto. Lucas was the young son of City of Miami Fire-Rescue Lieutenant Patricio Repetto. He tragically passed away from an accident at the age of almost three. In his memory his family created this memorial and collected and assembled Joy Kits for the patients of Joe DiMaggio Children's hospital. My favorite part of visiting this park was discovering an adorable burrowing owl in the open area of the park. Burrowing owls are protected by the federal Migratory Bird Treaty Act. These owls are small and live in underground burrows found usually in parks. It is always a treat to find one and then quickly leave it in peace.

Located in PSN a.k.a. North Hialeah, I met with a group of friends from the gym at country Lake…read morePark for a 4 mile evening run. The entrance of the park is located right on NW 87th Avenue and the park itself has a nice "hidden" (behind some trees) lake. Since my run was at sunset, going to the other side of the clearing, gives you a nice view of the dusk sky. The park has, in addition to two basketball court and green space, a running track that's approximately one mile total. It was a great as a warm-up power walk. There's also a picnic area. There were also some ducks and cats in the park: Though our group ran along some of the city streets, one benefit of this park is that there is no Vehicle gate thus giving you the opportunity to park and meet as a running group.

What a pleasant and sweet park. It appeared well kept. My son and I walked around the perimeter,…read moremainly as I wanted to see the lake side of it. It was very pretty, shaded with nice homes, cats and ducks!

A nice and clean spacious park in South Miami. Suitable for young children.read more

Took my little one here 4 times already and each time have made friends with new parents. The park…read morehas been part of South Miami for a while and consisted of a 0.58 acre of land with a Gazebo on it but that was about it, until this past month when a kiddie park was installed: swing set and jungle gym with slides all atop a rubberized material was installed. This has reinvigorated the park. We exchanged numbers with one set of parents on New Year's Day who had a child that was just two days younger than ours. How about that? The park is a little closer to us than Dante Fascell so that's an added bonus. Green Lime Bikes are positrons on the premises so you can take off on a whim. There is even a Geocache somewhere in this park, but we never managed to locate it. Dison is small, but if you have a little one, it's probably just the right size for him or her to take the edge off before sleepy time.

This is a really neat little park nestled on the outskirts of Miami Lakes, close to Royal Oaks…read more This is the only park I like to bring my daughter to. I mainly come here for the playground because it's well kept and has tons of shade. Plus it has that foam floor so your kids can run around without you worrying if they're going to fall down and get hurt (or eat sand - either or!). Not only do they have a great playground area, but they also have a huge shelter that can be rented out for events. I've actually used this location on several occassions for 5th grade picnics and it's always a wonderful time. Besides the shelter and the huge open field adjacent to it, there's an area that's set up with a running trail. What's cool is that every few yards there are little stations set up with exercises that are meant for you to work into your run. A street with big shady oak trees runs alongside the park, making it a nice view overall. Most importantly, for me, is that this park is never packed and the people that come here are decent. Whether they're here to workout or spend time with their kids, everyone minds their own business. Plus, there's no fee to get in. Love this park!

came to this location to do early voting. The park is really clean and big, beautiful to bring your…read morekids and have a play day or even a picnic. I would love to come here and play soccer. It's in a nice area/ neighborhood.

Fletcher Street Park is a pocket park located in Hollywood across from FedEx Freight. Pocket parks…read moreare generally less than a half acre in size and can have different amenities for the public. This type of mini park arose from a desire in communities to have places for kids to play instead of another building or wasted vacant land. Fletcher Street Park has an artificial turf, shade covered playground with slides and climbing structures. In the back of the park is a sand area with swings. There are also a couple of benches. This park is open sunrise to sunset. The park was well maintained and trash free and it was completely gated for extra safety. This is a cute place for neighborhood children to play. Note that there are no restrooms or water.

5749 Fletcher street park is a small park that has a playground and swings…read more It is on a corner and is one block away from Pembroke road. This park is a neighborhood park and unless you live in the area not worth driving to. There are two benches and no bathroom. No place to park as well. This park is not far from Home Depot on Pembroke Road. Park is closed due to Covid.

Huge park with lots of fields. The park is always full of people either playing on their own or…read morebeing coached. We happened to play in the kickball league here and it was great. Bathrooms are open sometimes, but not always. The field holds up well for the amount of action it gets. The light turns of at 10 pm so make sure to be at the car before hand, otherwise it's super dark.

I love taking my boys to this well care park with a nice playground. The area is clean and not a…read morelot of traffic. Near by you can find cafes and a nice and cozy library.

This park really enhances the beauty of old Taft Street. I was interested by the world Trail…read moreFitness Course that amatuer athletes trying stay healthy. Pushups, pullups and jogging path all looking over a serene lake loaded with ducks but feeding prohibitive. Nice wooden pavilion to have a snack before starting the fitness course. Park closes late at 11pm PARK #84

A relaxing park in the heart of Pembroke Pines with an obstacle course spread out from one end to…read morethe other. There was a large hut in the middle of the park backed up to a beautiful lake surrounded by those loud Egyptian geese.