Super clean park with filtered water fountains and cute garbage cans. I love that it's gated. It…read morehad only 2 entrances which are the same exists. They have massive slides that my twinsies enjoyed. They have rope climbing that leads to a slide. Rock climbing walls, sea-saw, little picnic areas in between playground. At this moment it is one of the top 3 parks my kids love. I just wish it wasn't so far.

Beautiful clean park w train toddler playground, a 3-5 year old and an amazing 3 story slide (best…read moreI've ever seen!) But I just saw 3 slides now broken

What a relaxing place to be. This is the perfect place to get away from the hustle and bustle of…read morethe city. Calming waters and fresh air is what you will get. You may even run into a random photo shoot taking place at this beautiful site. My only word of caution is to wear bug spray.

So disappointed with the condition of Matheson Hammock Park. This is such a beautiful location with…read moreso much potential, but it's obvious that maintaining the park has not been a priority. The water did not even look inviting or safe enough to go into, and the "beach" area is extremely run down. There are areas along the water where you can barely even stand comfortably because of the condition of the shoreline. Everything just looks neglected and in desperate need of attention. There is absolutely no reason for a park in such a beautiful area of Miami to be allowed to deteriorate like this. Matheson Hammock should be a place that residents and visitors can enjoy and be proud of. It desperately needs proper maintenance, cleanup, and investment. Very disappointing to see such a special Miami park in this condition.

Flamingo Park is a beautiful park in the heart of South Beach. You have tennis courts, racquet ball…read morecourts, basketball courts, a swimming pool, two dog parks, and plenty of spaces to sit. A workout area with machines. Adjoining is also a softball area and soccer field. You have bathrooms, a water fountain, and vending machines. Flamingo is a great spot to walk, job, ride your bike in or take the time to sit and enjoy the sun/breeze. It's great having a nice green space in the middle of Miami Beach.

A big beautiful park close bye the beach. Tennis courts, soccer/football field as well as a new…read morebaseball field in process. Drinking fountains, bathrooms and benches!!! We love to walk here and have lunch.

We were a part of the Miami Strike Force 2025 South Florida Super Cup and the fields were not…read moremaintained properly in advance of this tournament. The grass was so incredibly tall that it went above our ankles and the soccer ball did not roll properly. Before being a host park, get your soccer fields mowed.

We went here tonight for the Halloween Spooktacular (night 1 with trick-or-treating). We were super…read moreimpressed with this event. The space was large. They had parking attendants that were great at getting us parked and out of the venue (though the parking was pretty tight.. but we got in and out fine). There were lots of tents from various service providers giving out candy and brochures. My 2-year-old got a good amount of candy! The DJ was great. He played a mix of kid music, group dance music, and adult party songs. There were food trucks but we didn't eat. We did, however, have some drinks, and I saw two bars including the one where we got our drinks. They had the "luxury" port-a-potty trailers that had an attendant helping direct bathroom traffic. I think there was also a haunted house but we didn't go since our child was young. All in all, our experience of this event was great, and we would definitely go again next year. My daughter and I have also actually been to the playground here once. The playground itself was nice. We felt a little uncomfortable on that day because there was an event going on in the building right next to the playground, and people from there were in and out from the playground and it just felt weird like we were crashing their party. But otherwise a nice playground, and we really enjoyed the event at the park.

Moore park is on the map! why? Have you ever heard of Jesse Holt? He used to trin here at this…read morepark! There is a sign dedicated to him. Holt's family moved from Shellman, Ga. to Miami in 1953. He grew up in Miami's Overtown and attended Dunbar Elementary School. At Booker T. Washington Jr. and Sr. high schools, he excelled in football, and in Track & Field, and especially in the sprint dashes. Holt ran the 100-yard dash in 9.5 seconds and as a result of his speed and dedication to the sport, he won many first-time honors. In 1960, he became the first African American athlete allowed to compete in Age Group Track & Field competitions against whites in South Florida, while running for the Florida Athletic Club. In 1961, Holt also became the first African American to make the All-Dade County High School Track Team and was recognized as one of the fastest runners in the world. He won an athletic scholarship to Grambling State University in Louisiana, where he competed against some of the best-known sprinters in the world, athletes such as: Bob Hayes, the 1964 Olympic Champion and the World's Fastest Human; Jim Hines, the 1968 Olympic champion; Olympians Charlie Green, Mel Pender, George Anderson, Stone Johnson and Richard Stebbings; and in 1964, He competed in the United States Olympic Trials. In 1965, he graduated from Grambling State and returned to Miami. In 1967 - 69, Jesse played for the Oakland Raiders and the Boston Patriots of the American Football League.

This park is a bunch of tennis courts with some grass next do it and a seating area. Fully fenced…read moreluckily as it's next to busy traffic

Very spacious park with a small parking lot. Theres sports fields and a playground. Theres police…read morecars stationed here. A lot of homeless hanging out as well.

Gerry Curtis Park is located across from the Miami River Point Marina. The park is named in honor…read moreof J. Gerry Curtis who was Park Superintendent in the 1920's. He was the boss of A.D. "Doug" Barnes who created the Parks and Recreation Department for Miami Dade County. At 27.7 acres Gerry Curtis Park has a lot of recreational space. The newly renovated facilities host a ton of fun activities which makes it the perfect place to unplug, get active, and have a great time. From after school activities to seasonal camps to sports, this park has basketball, football, baseball, racquetball, tennis, swimming, boating, biking, and more. Curtis Park has an older recreation center that offers after school programs, youth and teen camps and programs, and computers. The Department of Parks has announced the design plans of the new Curtis Park Community Center. The new 8,000 square foot building will have a large recreation room, a computer lab, classrooms, administration buildings, kitchen, art room, fitness room, restrooms, and outdoor pavilion. The new building will be a key component of bringing the community together. Other Curtis Park amenities include a basket ball court, baseball field, boat ramp, restrooms, picnic tables, playground, and a pool where you can get swim lessons. The park's expansive grounds ensure there's something for everyone to enjoy. With its commitment to promoting an active lifestyle and community wellness, Gerry Curtis Park stands as a important recreational resource for residents and visitors alike.

Our next family adventure take us to Veterans Park located in the center of Doral city with a…read morecategory of 4.6 and more than 245 reviews this place is like sanctuary in the middle of the noise city, relaxing with constant wind refreshing your kids when they play around. With a lots of parking in front & surrounded by trees which cool the temperature all the time, which makes you stay longer than expected. High recommend if looking for a family time together.

A nice lil park to remember the ones that served. Has several benches and flora to relax to.read more

They renewed the park, it's nice but wish they would've put more slides and more musical items…read morebecause there is space for it. Also, the old park used to have more shade, so that's a big thing missing. My kids still enjoy it but if it's too hot they can't play on some of the items because it's boiling hot due to no shade.

Snapper Creek Park is named after the 4 mile long Snapper Creek that runs through the suburbs of…read moreKendall and Coral Gables. It drains out of the Everglades into Biscayne Bay at Biscayne National Park. The park is across the street from a distributary channel off the creek. Snapper Creek is a dog friendly park so feel free to bring your well behaved canine friends. There is a large open field for running and playing and paved walkways for strolling. The park is also kid friendly with an adequate shade covered playground with climbing structures and slides. The large trees provide shade and natural beauty in the park. While the park doesn't have a lot of amenities beyond the playground and benches it is still a welcome respite of nature and recreation in the neighborhood.