If you do BMX is a little slippery but you can ride more straight and it won't be slipperyread more

Fun, unique, under-the-overpass, skate park. The community here was so kind and open to a novice…read moreskateboarder. The park was clean, there boarders were friendly, what more can you want! Will definitly come back again!

Skating is such a fun experience and wynwood skate gives a retro vibe , it's placed in a very nice…read morelocation where they also have fun restaurants and pickle ball so you'll be mega entertained , you get the option of either renting the skates or taking yours yourself which is very convenient that way you'll pay less. Overall is a fun experience some people have large gatherings there so that's also a fun option. I would say the skating ring is a bit small but other than that is a great and fun way to enjoy your evening.

I finally checked out Wynwood skate located inside of Wynwood marketplace. Staff was very friendly…read moreexplaining the rules and helping us with your skate size. The vibe was great, Dj played the best of the 90s. I had a great time rollerskating, took me a while to get acclimated. The rink isn't huge but it's a nice size. There's a bar and food available. A fun place to go with some friends.

Went there for the punk flea market, so I didn't necessarily skate. However, the vibes and staff…read morewere fantastic, and truly felt like a special community. If I knew how to skate, I would totally skate here!

A+ place - great vibe. Friendly staff. Great place for skaters with the covered park and outdoor…read morepump track with places for kids and parents to hang out and eat. Fun finger board tracks too!

Beautiful Park and fields. This park has a lot to offer. The soccer fields are nicely turfed. It…read morehas a skateboard park and a playground. I have been here multiple times for soccer, and it is always clean and well kept. There is no fee to enter the park which happens in some parks that are this size. The most impressive thing is how well kept the park is. I will continue to come for soccer games and hopefully maybe one day for a birthday party so I can check out other amenities.

Bamford is the local park I grew up do all my activities and extracurriculars at, and I have always…read moreenjoyed my times there. Nowadays, I go mostly to play tennis. Unfortunately, with the rise in popularity of pickle ball, the reduced the number of tennis courts to add pickle ball courts. Now there are only two tennis courts. Pretty much every time I go up there both courts are taken, and I have to wait for one to open up.

Sara is awesome! The rest of the team is just as rad. Being a "surfer" in miami is a sad situation…read more This spot is the best fix!

NO SWEATING TODAY…read more.. Took some quiet time in Loggers Run Park today. Definitely a park with a strong soccer influence. An open soccer field and a covered soccer field. Not sure why they had two portapottys in front of the gender assigned bathroom gazebo. We watched a guy practicing soccer on the open field. Thought I found a good fishing spot at the front canal, but as I got closer I noticed an alligator warning sign. It was green and murky so perfect place for a gator attack. (See Pic). The Loggers Run Pavilion can be rented out by scanning the QR Code. During a picnic the kids can play on the nearby jungle gym. Love these parks during the day when not packed.

I stopped here while I was out running errands as I like to explore new parks to walk at. I should…read morehave done a little bit more research though because it wasn't really a walking park. There is a pavilion and there was a party going on there. There are also massive soccer fields. But that's about it. No trees or trails or anything. I left after about five minutes because I was bored. But if you're looking for a place to have an outdoor party or play soccer, then this is the park for you.

One of our favorite parks to visit. We love the playground, soccer field, picnic tables, nice trees…read moreand the walkway around the whole park is perfect to ride bikes, skating and jogging. They now have a place to skate board and skate and ride bikes too. My son loves coming here. We really enjoy our time here.

This place is horrible, it's always dirty, the staff is rude, everything is so pricey, and the…read moreowners are impossible to deal with, honestly I'm not surprised on the condition of the park given that the owners are never there and leave the maintenance of this park to 15 year old kids. The only reason I'm giving it a single star is because it doesnt let me put 0 stars...

This city park is huge -- about 25 acres -- and full of recreational and sports opportunities…read more Located on the west side of Dixie Highway/ U.S. 1 south of Southern Boulevard. It's easily accessible and there is a large parking lot. The first thing you see when entering the park are these majestic trees. These huge, tall banyan ficus are grouped together in a grove. Their extending roots and extra trunks appear to be a throw back to another era. Based on the age of the park, itself, we know they are at least 70 something years old. In one of my photos. I stood at the base of one tree so you can get a perspective of how tall these trees are. These trees alone are a reason to visit. Of course, if you are sports minded, there are courts for basketball, soccer, tennis, and pickleball. There's a separate skate boarding park newly revised this year. Plus a playground, exercise/walking trail, pavilions, and picnic areas. And the separate baseball section (see other Yelp listing). In between all the wonderful sports court areas are lovely green swaths of grass. Overall, this is a beautiful park packed with possibilities. I'm so glad I found it and visited here.

After a delicious lunch at El Segundo, we stopped at this beautiful park. Upon entering the park,…read moreon the right, huge Banyan trees welcome you! (I grew up in Hialeah and was always impressed by the gigantic Banyan tree at the entrance to the racetrack clubhouse) From a skate park to a baseball park, this place is filled with recreational activities. Plenty of parking and facilities. The grounds are kept and groomed beautifully!

Not bad but floor is super grippy and so any trick with scoop is not possible. Obstacles are ok…read morethough. Ledges are too high or too low.

I really love this park and the public tennis courts -- it's a great place to play and spend time…read moreoutdoors. The only thing that could be improved is having a sign-in sheet or a system to track when people arrive and when they leave. A lot of players stay on the courts longer than the one-hour limit, which makes it frustrating for others who are waiting for their turn. A simple check-in/check-out system could make it more fair and enjoyable for everyone. Street parking is available

Shenandoah Park is a neighborhood park named for the subdivision it lies in. Shenandoah along with…read moreBryan Park, Silver Bluff, Vizcaya-Roads, Coral Gate, Parkdale-Lyndale, South Miami, Bryan Park, and Golden Pines make up the Coral Way neighborhood of Miami. Coral Way lies along Coral Way Road which was established by Coral Gables founder George E. Merrick during the 1920s. The Coral Way subdivisions contain a charming mix of Mission Revival Style architecture and bungalow homes from the 1920s, Art Deco style from the 1930s, and modest post-World War II homes. Shenandoah is one of the oldest areas in the city of Miami and its park is one of the most visited in the city. In 2014 Coca-Cola and the City of Miami teamed up to renovate Shenandoah Park to encourage people to be more active and embrace fitness. Coca-Cola donated more than $200,000 in a grant to help the city expand the park's playground, build an outdoor fitness equipment area and upgrade its tennis courts. In 2021 the City of Miami broke ground on a new aquatic center, basketball courts, soccer field, and fitness equipment. Other Shenandoah Park amenities include a playground, picnic tables, and racquetball court. The park also has a recreation center that offers after school programs, camps, youth programs, computers, and fitness classes while the Aquatics Center offers swim lessons, water aerobics, lap swimming, and recreational swim practice. This neighborhood park has something to appeal to every member of the community. The park space was so skillfully utilized to pack so much in. There is even a library adjacent to the park for even more recreational and cultural programs. It is also beautifully landscaped with public art. This is undoubtedly one of the nicest parks in Miami.