A large parking lot to use when staying at the Newport Hotel, or for the public to use ($20) when…read moregoing to Sunny Isles Beach. You pay the employee in the small hut as you drive in. He was very friendly. The place has a few potholes, you can see them easily after it rains.

We came to North Port fishing pier and this parking space is conveniently located right across the…read morestreet from it. It's $20 for the whole day lots of spaces.

I didn't get the chance to work with Redspot as my plans changed, but I would like to commend…read moreJoshua for being so quick to reply and very helpful in general.

From the owner: 24/7 gated Semi truck/hotshot/rv parking. Short to long term. Reasonably priced! We have staff to…read morelet you in or out as needed.

If you're headed to the water park, community center, or beach, this is your best bet for parking,…read morelocated right across the street. Not a lot of parking spots, but it rarely seems that busy on the weekends. Parking cost is $3.27 per hour, through the app.

Yelp Review 2026 #218:…read more I was very impressed by this mall. I felt like I was in a different country with all the nice shops and eateries. Prada, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Hermes, Jimmy Choo, Saint Laurent, Fendi, Armani, Lacoste, Lululemon, Alo, Nike, Charlotte Tilbury, Apple, Sephora, Eataly, Laderach, etc. Restaurants include Japanese, Italian, Latin, etc. They have a food hall called Treats that has everything: Chinese, Japanese, pizza, Cuban sandwich, bakery, Jamaican, etc. But what caught my attention was all the artwork spread throughout Aventura Mall. From Takashi Murakami, Austin Lee, Robert Indiana, and 23 other pieces by different artists in a series they call ArtWalk. They're very dog-friendly. We saw hundreds of dogs and their humans - not sure if there was an event or if this was just the norm here. But it was fun to watch cute little puppies. I visited during the World Cup and they had an area dedicated for it. They had a pop-up FIFA store which had items I wanted but haven't found at the stadiums. The mall is bright with natural lighting during the day. Nice and cool which is a nice reprieve from the unforgiving sun and summer heat. It's spacious and clean.

Wow! This place is fancy! My partner was determined to come look at this mall before we went back…read morehome. She got me with the fact that they allow pets! I was hesitant, but once me and Teddy, my dog, got inside. We came across several other pet owners. That's pretty cool! Teddy and I walked the length of the mall while my partner did her shopping. This is one of those high-end malls! But they also had some very good food vendors in the hallways where I got the majority of my snacks and I even got some snacks for Teddy. I was hoping the cute little dog park on the outside would be available to us, but it didn't open until 2:00 p.m. And we were at the mall fairly early. It was a great visit because most of the employees were dog friendly! I'll definitely have to make a trip back to this mall without a dog.

Narrow lot that is parallel to the street; not that many parking spots…read more There's rest rooms and bike rentals. The beach is just steps away.

That one review was not joking. This is THE closest spot you can possibly get when parking near the…read morebeach. Amazing when you get a spot but the only downside is there is I KID YOU NOT 20 spots. If you want to get parking, pray that there is open spots. I was lucky. Payment is through an app on your phone, you can find it on a sign posted near by and for an hour it's around $5. It is a bit steep but so worth the close parking. As soon as you park you walk a few steps then you are at the beach.

Parking police sit and wait to give people tickets. They gave me a ticket for 4 minutes. I was…read morewalking to my car. These spots are $5.95 a cash cow for the city.

The staff, especially the lady at the front desk, is always extremely rude. When I asked about…read moremuseum passes, she was dismissive like I was inconveniencing her. When I had follow up questions, she responded condescendingly, as if I should already know. The other lady I interacted with also at the front desk I guess wasn't as rude but just seemed bothered with my son. He was next to me just looking around and sort of walking, not making any noise or even speaking she quickly told him to stay still because this wasn't a place to walk? I've also been for the children's programs they have two, one on Mondays for smaller children up until three years old and then they have one on Wednesdays for children three till five I believe. The one on Wednesday was terrible they put the children in a tiny room with barely any space and all they do is give them a piece of paper to color and that's pretty much it. The gentleman who was in charge was very kind though, complete opposite from the staff upfront. I'll never understand why people who hate customer service decide to work at front desks...

Hi All, this place is very nice except for some people who gets too loud at times! However, I do…read morefeel some people don't get the concept of being pin drop silent at a library. I was on a look out for a quiet place where I could work with better internet connectivity. Unfortunately this is second such spot where it was difficult to find an internet connection expect for a hard two bar connection. Later, I realised that it had to do with my laptop which was quite old and had just 2.5 ghz of wifi connectivity. Whereas, nowadays it's all about 5 ghz. So, my bad! I would definitely recommend this place and do not go for the sign boards at the parking as anyone wishing to spend time at this library has the privilege to park your vehicle for free of cost. This library is well arranged as all the furniture's are aesthetically placed based on user requirements. They do have small kiosks for working or studying in groups too. The library management system in this country is thumbs up!

Haulover has it all for your recreational and boating needs. The stretch of beach is beautiful with…read moreplenty lifeguard stations. This parking lot takes you to the most southern part of the beach and includes a dog park and skatepark. It's also the safest side of the beach as it's where the police and fire stations are located and they have bathroom stalls that are regularly cleaned.

A huge parking lot! This one is for the trucks that just launched their boats, and people visiting…read morethe west side of the park, along the intracoastal waterway. It's cool watching all of the huge yachts in the water, and the walk along the path here is nice too. There's a tunnel that travels under Collins Avenue to get you to the east side of the park, where the beach is. Parking is only $7 and change for the whole day. Pay by app or kiosk.