Nice park right next to Kilian High School with lots of things to do. There's a playground with…read moresand, several fields such as a basketball court, tennis courts, a soccer & football field. Thankfully, there are a lot of trees around the playground providing shade. The fields unfortunately have no shade.

This is a 14.5 acre park located in Miami across from Killian High School named in honor of Ronald…read moreRay Ehmann (1940-1975), a beloved coach of the Killian Cougars before his life ended tragically in a car accident at the age of only 34. Coach Ehmann was known for his love of sports, physical fitness, and the out doors. At Killian high school he was a biology and physical education teacher before taking over the P.E. Department. He championed his students and before his passing he accompanied six of Killian's most accomplished athletes to compete nationally in the Marine Corps Physical Fitness Test. A unique feature of this park is that it has a walking trail through seven acres of a preserved pine rockland habitat which is only found on the limestone terrain in south Florida and the Bahamas. The only trees that live in this habitat are slash pines along with an understory of palms, shrubs, herbs. Pine rockland used to cover 180,000 acres of Miami Dad County but after development, only two percent are left in public parks and preserves. During my walk through the preserve I spotted many Peter's rock agama lizards, an invasive species from Africa. They were first introduced to Florida in 1976 from the pet trade. Adult males have distinctive red heads and black bodies and can grow up to a foot long. Their range has been expanding and they are now found as far north as Jacksonville and as far south as Big Pine Key. Unfortunately they like to feast on Florida's endangered butterfly species like the Florida Leafwing and the gray Bartram's Hairstreak which also live in the pine rocklands. Scientists are currently studying the effect on the environment of these lizards and I was able to file an online report of my observations with the University of Georgia who is recording invasive species sightings. In addition to the nature trail park amenities include a basketball court, soccer field, softball field, bike path, quiet resting place, playground, outdoor fitness equipment, recreation center, tennis center and six lighted tennis courts. Winter, spring, and summer camps are offered in the park along with tennis lessons. This park is a respite of nature in urban Miami. Come out and play, exercise, bird watch, or just to enjoy nature. The park is open every day from sunrise until sunset.

I like this park. My family and I go all the time to run and play soccer. The playground needs much…read morehelp. The sand is very dirty. Your shoes and hands get black instantly, I refrain myself and my three kids from there. Beside that walking/running area is great. Basketball court is always active.

This is a good spot to run and walk It's a nice family park…read moreto play soccer, get fit, and enjoy a nice brisk walk or run Come out here and spend time with the family A family that gots to the park together stays together Everybody love everybody

Quite a nice park to walk around their path, though it doesn't stay entirely within the park, you…read moreare forced to walk out of it for a few dozen steps. The grounds are in really good shape and they have some really nice landscaping here. For sports , there's a football field, soccer, baseball, and building with restrooms. A good amount of parking spots too.

We came to watch a flag football game and my nephew's team did a great job!!…read more This park has public free parking Restrooms Picnic area Football field and Baseball too I liked how they have covered bleachers so the sun doesn't hit us.

This is a great little neighborhood park. Does this neighborhood need a park like this? No…read moreBut I'm sure they are glad they have it. In a land of large backyards, a place like this is still needed because it brings people together. This park has a great playground, some dog parks, a football field, a basketball court, a tennis court, softball field but the busiest part of the park??? Of course the pickle ball courts. What a lame sport. People talk about the direction of America and I point to pickle ball as one of the things that is bringing us down

Suniland Park is one of five parks managed by the Pinecrest Parks and Recreation Department…read more Suniland Estates is a neighborhood in Pinecrest featuring expansive, luxury homes. The community dates back to 1950 and has continued to develop over the years. Suniland Park was created from Rock Pit #21, a five acre parcel that Miami Dade County purchased in 1916. In 1938 they added 3.5 acres and dedicated the land to be used for a park. On September 8, 1962, the county officially agreed to develop the property with athletic facilities including baseball and football fields and basketball courts. In 1999, the facility was deeded by the county to the Village of Pinecrest. The park was completely redeveloped during 2002-2003. The $1.6 million improvements to the park included building a gazebo, enhancements to the basketball courts and fields, a new jogging/walking path, and lighting upgrades. Today Suniland Park is known for Andre Dawson Field and Howard Palmetto Hall of Fame Field. Andre Nolan Dawson, nicknamed "the Hawk" and "Awesome Dawson", is an American former professional baseball outfielder who was born in Miami. He played 21 seasons in Major League Baseball on four different teams as a center and right fielder and spent most of his career with the Montreal Expos and Chicago Cubs. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2010 and is a longtime Pinecrest resident. The main field was dedicated to Dawson in 2011. The park is home to the Howard Palmetto Baseball Softball Association, the largest recreational baseball and softball league for children 4-17 in Florida. The league was founded in 1962 and since then over one hundred and twenty thousand people have participated, coached, or attended games at the league. The active ten-acre park has multipurpose athletic fields for both baseball and football, batting cages, basketball courts, a multipurpose room, a Wi-Fi Spot in the gazebo, a playground, and Pawcrest Park, the only off-leash dog park in Pinecrest. Many generations of Pinecrest kids grew up playing at this park and it is still just as beloved today.

Great Park! Very clean and well maintained…read more Great shaded picnic tables to relax and huge fields to play sports and have a great time with your kids or friends. They also host a annual fire work show here on the fourth of July that is AMAZING! Tons of fun games, entertainment, Food trucks, and Fireworks. Its a must to come and check this out.

Directly next to South Miami Middle is this open space that functions for all sorts of purposes…read more Green grass galore & space for sports- it's a lovely spot to bring your family to spend the day. Plenty of leagues in the area use this park for their practices and events so if you're a soccer mom- you've likely ended up here. It's a nice spot to walk your dog when it's emptier in the early mornings or late evenings. The park also has parking which makes it a plus for those commuters. Most importantly, there's actually bathrooms which makes things a lot easier when you just gotta go. The area is in the nicer edge of SoMi so the neighborhood is definitely aesthetically pleasing. It's right in between Miller and Sunset on 67th Avenue so you can exit either road and be here in a heartbeat. Now, go enjoy those great outdoors.

What a fantastic park! It's great for kids and adults. Nice place to relax, bike, skate or just…read moretake a walk. There are basketball and volleyball courts. Lots of grass for picnic or playing and a kids playground that's is very nice too. On Saturdays they have a farmers market.

I am really glad that a park like this opened in Doral. The park has a lot of really cool…read moreattractions. It has a skate park, beach volleyball, basketball and tennis courts, a large lake a paved path and a big grass field. There is also a huge pool. The park itself is super cleaned and there are a lot of people there. While I was there, there was a police patrol. It was beautiful at sunset.

I really love Pinecrest. In the 1930's the areas first tourist attraction opened, Parrot Jungle and…read moreGardens. A village sprung up around it and it is now one of Miami Beach's most affluent and family friendly neighborhoods with a farmers market, bike trails, and beautiful parks like this one. Flagler Grove Park is ideal for sports enthusiasts. Dedicated in 2008, this 2.4 acre park has four synthetic field options, a 7x7 soccer field and a 9x9 soccer field which are overlaid on a full 11x11 soccer field and a full-size lacrosse field. Fields can be rented from the city. The park also has a bleachers, a shade covered playground, restroom, and water fountain. Like all of the parks in Pinecrest, this park is clean and well maintained. Teams who come to practice and families who want to kick a ball around with the kids are the most frequent visitors to this serene park.

A decent enough small and local park. I visited in a Saturday and it was surprisingly busy with…read morelots of football matches going on for little children.

A pretty action packed little park close to the crib. A…read morecool playground and shelter so lots of space to throw a little party. Nice big field to throw or kick a ball around. Some tennis courts that need a little help. Usually enough parking but not a lot of you are having a bigger party

Nice clean park, has a play ground for the kids, huge green space to play soccer or flag football,…read morenice little circle walk way with benches to sit down and enjoy the nature.