Just off Sample Road in Coral Springs is Lions Park. The Lions Club is a civic organization founded…read morein 1917 by Chicago businessman Melvin Jones in order to bring together business clubs to address the social problems created as a result of WWI. By 1920 the Lions were international with chapters in Canada. In 2017 the Lions Club celebrated their 100th anniversary in Chicago where they were founded. Today there are 1.4 million people who are Lions positively impacting their communities with service projects. A charter member of the Coral Springs Lions club was Lewie Mullins, the first elected mayor of Coral Springs. Mullins was a Coral Ridge Properties Vice President who was the first developer of Coral Springs. Mullins also helped build the Covered Bridge in town. Sadly he passed away at the young age of 49 after only two years in office. Lions Park was dedicated on June 6, 1970. It was the first park in Coral Springs. The land for the park and Hunt Elementary were donated by Coral Ridge Properties to the school board who then donated back 6 acres for the park. Lions Club members John Nekich and Col Ralph Gray fundraised to build the baseball diamond which was used by the first little league in the city. The early Coral Springs community enjoyed the weekly BBQ's sponsored by Coral Ridge Properties along with baseball and softball games. The park was the end of the town parade route and held the celebrations after. Today Lions Park is still bringing the community together. Park amenities include basketball courts, benches, concession stands, grills, pavilions a playground, picnic tables, restrooms, sand volleyball courts, softball/baseball fields, a paved walking trail, and tennis courts. The Lions Clun is still an active organization in the city today.

Love this park! It's beautiful, large and full of a variety of activities. Walking trails, horse…read moretrails, lakes, train ride (center weekends of the month for kids), a bee sanctuary too and more! We went this weekend for their fall festival and what a treat! Hounce houses, photo opportunities, pumpkin patch, pig races, hayrides and more! The kids and us had a blast. With the overwhelming amount of people that came, it never felt so crowded that you could not participate in what you wanted. Some lines, but not always. It was pretty well organized too. Props to the staff on that! The day was beautiful,and we got through everything we wanted to in the 3 hours we were there!

What a great family fun thing this was. We all liked it. The park turns into this beautiful light…read moreshow when the night falls. This was even better than I expected. I have to say. I would do it again next year. Its a driving experience. They had a sign of a station to listen to. I got static so I used mine. You have to stay inside the car. They had a bathroom stop halfway. It was around thirty dollars and you had the option of buying 3D glasses for $6, ouch a little overpriced for paper glasses. I did buy them lol. What the glasses did was that it added a figure to the lights. My glasses had snowman and if I moved they moved with me. It was cool. The snowman were everywhere. My son got candy cane. It was the same experience. The staff seemed to be enjoying themselves. Some really got into the holiday spirit. Everyone was very cheerful here. It was a happy atmosphere. I was glad I came.

I came to Oriole Park this morning to attend a city tag sale event. It is a good place to hold city…read moreevents because it has a lot of parking, 95 spaces, and a large open area. Oriole Park amenities include a full sized baseball field with Bermuda turf, lights, grass infield, mid-sized soccer field, large open play area, a concession stand, restrooms, and 2 batting cages. This is the type of sports park every town needs. You can tell this is an older sports park in the city. The city recently renovated another sports park on the east side of town. It is much nicer and they built a cover over the field where they stage concerts every week, I gravitate more to nature parks but the youth leagues need this kind of park to play their games in.

This park is named in honor of two African-American community leaders, Tony Mitchell and Cheatham…read moreMoore. Both men were civic activists in Pompano Beach during segregation. They were among a half dozen sharecroppers who eventually were able to buy the land they farmed enabling them to work for themselves. Tony Mitchell helped those in his community get business loans and Cheatham Moore was the first African-American appointed to the City's Housing Authority. Mitchell and Moore were both instrumental in getting the city to create Westside Park in 1951 so that African-Americans in the segregated city would have a place for recreation. The park has now been named the Mitchell Moore Park and Community Center to honor the men's legacy. You can find the 16.1 acre Mitchell Moore Park next to Blanche Ely High School. Park amenities include a 10,000 square foot community center which has a gymnasium, arts and crafts room, meeting rooms, and kitchen. The park also has five lighted basketball courts, football/soccer field, picnic pavilion, playground area, lighted softball/baseball fields, four lighted tennis courts, volleyball courts, and the Houston/ Sworn Aquatic Center with 9, 25 yard lap lanes and 2, one meter spring boards. In 2021 The Orange Bowl Committee and the City of Pompano Beach partnered together to create a 4 million dollar recreation facility including a new football field known as Orange Bowl Field at Mitchell Moore Park. The Orange Bowl Committee's Legacy Parks program has provided over $21.5 million worth of improvements to selected South Florida parks and recreational facilities. Other improvements to the park included new synthetic turf football field, an electronic scoreboard, a new press box, shaded seating, an enhanced walking trail, and upgrades to the two existing baseball fields, and building refurbishments. Mitchell/Moore Park brings the community together. The park hosts many events. sports teams, lessons, and activities like summer dive in movies at the pool. The football field is state of the art and gives the youth in the city a safe place to practice sports and learn all the great lessons that come with it. There are so many recreational opportunities to enjoy in this well appointed park.

Mitchell Moore Park is a city park located in Pompano Beach Florida. It has recently undergone an…read morealmost $4 million renovation, sponsored by the city, as well as the Orange Bowl committee. Upgrades include synthetic field, a new scoreboard and covered bleachers. The park is used for youth football and baseball, and it also has a walking path. At one time more NFL players came out of this park than any other park.

This park is pretty large. You have a volleyball space, a basketball court, a little bit of an…read moreoutdated playground, a shelter place for barbecue, and the workout area. There could be a little bit of remodeling, but I will say it's a solid part to spend your day and gather with friends.

Fern Glen is a very pretty neighborhood park. Coral Springs has two other parks like this in the…read morearea, Turtle Run and Volunteer Park although unlike the other two this is the only park without a baseball field. The thing that sets this park is it has a lot of lovely large trees providing shade. It is also a certified wildlife habitat. At this park you can play half court basketball, bocce ball, or volleyball. There is a pretty basic playground with swings along with a jogging trail that runs around the perimeter of the park. There is an exercise area set up with fitness stations. Other park amenities include a bathroom, picnic pavilion, and a grill. There is ample parking in the lot.

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Can I give them zero stars? Worst customer service in the industry. I purchased an old, 1950's,…read moremark 1 machine. The facet head needs upgrades. They won't answer the phone or email. How have they remained in business this long with this type of customer service?