I decided to switch up our evening walk and opt for this newly installed dog park by the underline…read more& I was pleasantly surprised. We went during the late hours so we had the park to ourselves. It's very clean and organized. I'm surprised how big it was & I wasn't even in the larger dog section. There's plenty of mazes and loops for your furry pup to scavenge through which is great. I really appreciated how well lit it was because it felt very safe and I was at peace taking her off the leash and letting her explore. She had a blast. It's her new fave spot. Highly recommend but I could see how it might get packed during rush hour. I found it super chill & a solid choice to implement new adventures w my best friend.

Finally, Coral Gables gets a true dog park! It's small, and parking is limited, but it was much…read moreneeded in this area. The park is on the Underline, it has two separate pens for small & large dogs. It has doggy bags, a water fountain, and benches for people to sit. At the far end, they have some tables and chairs as well. It's not natural grass, but turf seems to be the preferred option nowadays. Nice new park, love coming here.

On my recent visit here I came to this dog park not to take my dog to play but to actually walk the…read morereally nice path that runs along the park. The path along the park is paved and nice and even, not bumpy and hard on the feet like some paths can be. They also have several areas cornered off for burrowing owls and I always like seeing these little guys. The park is named in honor of Pembroke Pines police dept officer, Craig Rupp who served as a K-9 handler and trainer for over 10 years. The park is kept really clean thanks to responsible dog owners. There are disposable bags and trash cans for you to clean up after your dogs. They also have water and water bowls available to keep your dog hydrated which is especially important in this Florida heat. They have some dog tunnels and an obstacle course and ramps for your dog to play in and play on and they have the park separated into an area for small dogs and an area for larger dogs. There are benches for people to sit on and they also have a shaded gazebo where you can relax and watch your pup play.

Really nice dog park. Not sure huge. Has a small and large side. Well kept and has a walking trail…read more My dogs enjoyed

Ives Estates Park is a regional park in the northeast section of Miami-Dade County. The park was…read morecreated out of a 148-acre property purchased in 1995 by Miami that was being used as a landfill. People living in the community found the garbage dump to be an eyesore and there were a lack of parks in the area. To remedy both problems, the county had the idea to follow a national trend of turning landfills called brown fields into green fields that could be used for parks and environmental restoration. Of the original 148 acres, 54 acres were sold to Miami-Dade County School Board and the remaining 94 reserved for the development of a district park. In June of 2008, Ives Estates Park opened to the public. Although you don't see any refuse, the hills created by the garbage give it away as a repurposed landfill. When built, many amenities were added to the park. Ives Estates Park has a synthetic lighted turf field, two youth lighted baseball fields, recreation building, two picnic shelters with tables, a dog park, track field, 6 racquetball courts, 4 basketball courts, tennis center, and a six-mile walking path with exercise machines. On 2015 the Orange Bowl Legacy Committee celebrated the opening of Orange Bowl Field with the donation new multi purpose synthetic turf field for rugby, soccer, and lacrosse. They also provided a new scoreboard, drainage system, and concrete walkway to the field. I love what they county has dome to beautify what was once an eyesore. Now the community has a large area for recreation, play, and exercise. The expansive open field is often used by people flying drones and remote controlled planes. My favorite part of the park was the exercise trail. The county did a great job of making sure this park had something for everyone to enjoy.

1) separate area for small and big dogs; 2) big area with trees; 3) water fountains; 4) dog waste;…read more5) have a free parking There are two entrances, sometimes one is closed, use other the opposite entrance.

My experience was bad they have these big dogs where the babies needs to be so my pup was unable to…read moreenjoy I couldn't take her in scared that this big dog would attack her that's so sad had to head back home and I wanted her to have some play time

This a very happy Atmosphere for human and animals " a lot of space for everyone como Down and see…read morefor yourself.Ther is water for your dogs you can wet them too I recommend this park

Cinnamon Place Park is located in east Pembroke Pines. This neighborhood park is mainly used by the…read moreresidents of the 650 homes of the Honeywoods Homeowners Association, which represents the Honeywoods, Cinnamon Ridge and Cinnamon Estates developments. In 2000 the park received a $100,000 grant for park improvements. Park amenities include two shaded playgrounds, a grill, two small pavilions, outdoor exercise equipment, sand volleyball court, and a bathroom. I really liked the peaceful quarter mile walking trail with the exercise equipment that uses your own body weight to get you in shape. There is also an open area for more exercise options. Overall, Cinnamon Place Park in Pembroke Pines stands out as a well-designed and well maintained green space. Whether you're seeking a peaceful place to unwind, a family-friendly environment, or an opportunity to engage in outdoor activities, this park has it all. I appreciate Pembroke Pines' commitment to providing residents with a high-quality recreational space, making Cinnamon Place Park a must-visit destination for locals and visitors alike.

Small park for neighbourhood people . This park features two small play grounds a walking path…read moreexercise equipment and bathroom . Not really a park I would seek to go to but I have passed it a million times so now you know . Also has area for volley ball and pavilions.

Oreste Blake (O.B.) Johnson was former teacher who volunteered as a recreation leader in the City…read moreof Hallandale Beach. He was instrumental in convincing the city to build Dixie Park with a pool at Pembroke Road between NW 8th Avenue and NW 7th. He was the city's first parks director, a position that grew out of his concern and interest for the northwest community he lived in. Johnson organized basketball, swimming, baseball and softball games for the neighborhood children and turned them into state champions. He also started the Hallandale Scholarship Society. Mr. Johnson retired in 1978. In recognition of Mr. Johnson's dedication to the children and residents of the community, the City changed the name of Dixie Park to OB Johnson Park shortly after his death in 1995 at the age of 80. The gymnasium at O.B. Johnson Park was dedicated to another man who was recognized for his connection to the children in Hallandale Beach. On June 5th, 2001, City Commissioners voted unanimously to designate the gymnasium at O.B. Johnson Park as the Nelson "Butch" Brown Activity Center. Nelson "Butch" Brown was a popular city worker who took care of the children and parks in the community for the 35 years he worked for the City of Hallandale Beach. This park has a lot of history in this community and has been an important social and recreational gathering place. When James Brown used to perform in the area he could be found at this park playing basketball with the local kids. Boxing champ Floyd Patterson was another icon who also visited the park and signed autographs and shook hands with 4,000 fans. Today the pool is located in BF James Park but OB Johnson Park still has plenty of great amenities. Upgrades to the park were made in 2016. OB Johnson Park offers a Teen Zone program, senior programs and it has a new computer lab, and fitness gym along with the Nelson Butch Brown Gymnasium. You can play basketball, soccer, and tennis here and there is a shade covered playground. The city has put a lot of thought and money to creating a park that offers as much as possible to the community. It is just the way Mr. Johnson would have wanted it.

Simple dog park Two…read moresides - one for small dogs and another for large. Had two huskies with us so we slide to the big doggie side. After almost getting trapped in the matrix between where several dogs tried leaving at the same time I enter I noticed a few small dogs were also on the large side. It ended being no problem because all the dogs played nice. The water area is very close to a fence. On this warm morning while the dogs take a drink all the small dogs gathered on their side to bark and squeak. Definitely watch the dogs closely. It was an easy day once all the small dogs left and the big dogs could play less restrictive.

Clean and has small dog area with agility course and water fountains. They also have shade above…read morethe benches and a gazebo. There are also bathrooms. Free parking. Very peaceful park!

Great for dog lovers and peaceful for humans. The name suits the purpose but nothing special of a…read morepark. Nice dog park with section for small and large dogs. Onsite bathroom and plenty of parking. Short walking trail that leads to the back of the park into the tall palms with a nice gazebo with seating area. Nicely shaded area thats cool and peaceful as the breeze blows through the high palm trees. Cute little lake right in the middle of the park that gives off great zen vibes. Great for dog owners but not so great for any adventure seekers or fitness hikers as not an adventurous type of park.

Peaceful Ridge Dog park where you can bring your dog to enjoy some exercise time. If you are not a…read morepet owner, there is an area nearby where you can walk and enjoy nice view of a lake and with tons of shade and Palm trees. Other than that not much to see and no actual trail.