Royale Green Park is a neighborhood park located in Kendale Lakes in Miami. This park is located…read morenext to Royal Green Elementary School. The park is mainly a large open field great for walking your dog, unstructured games, exercise, and play. The park also has a large covered pavilion with picnic tables which is popular for birthday parties but note that there are no outlets for electricity. Royal Green Park also has a playground with climbing structures, swings, and slides. Although this is not a shade covered playground, there are large trees providing welcome shade. Other park amenities include paved walkways and benches. The drawbacks to this park is a lack of parking and restrooms. This park is a resource for the neighborhood to play and exercise and for the neighboring elementary school to have extra space for outdoor school events like field day.

It's time for an update on my review of the newly renovated courts. Amazing from every direction…read more These courts are nestled right behind the Biltmore Hotel. The courts are a bit pricey for non residents but it's worth the experience if you want to indulge yourself. The new hard courts have a nice cushion feel and the landscaping is jaw dropping from every direction as the courts are next to the golf course. They have nice seating area and a great wall that you can practice against that seems as high as the clouds when you stand next to it. We have done www.Backhand-City.com events here in the past and we may have to revisit the idea again very soon.

Excellent facility and great instructors. The problem with this place is more than half the time…read morethat I'm taking a tennis lesson, someone is power washing on or right near the court or bleaching the ground, or other. I wouldn't recommend taking a tennis lesson here but if you want to come and play with a friend, and you don't need to hear them, speak, then this is the place for you. I've spoken to the Director " Robert" multiple times and he doesn't seem to do anything about It.

Amazing energy! My kids can play over six hours in a row during camp and leave asking for more…read more.. Beautiful to witness how the coaches get the kids engaged with so many playful games. Thank you to the whole team at Neighborhood Tennis!

I just experienced the most blatant age discrimination in my entire life. The web site offered…read moregroup tennis open sign up on Sunday and there were only two of us assigned to the end court. The head tennis pro asked the young lady if she played and she said she hadn't played in a very long time. Then he walked up to me and I told him I never played a game and he asked me to leave. He said I couldn't play on weekends as it was for match play only. He never even did a skill assessment yet the young girl got one after was asked to depart because she was allowed to stay and get a lesson. All he saw was an over weight old lady. I could see it on his face and hear it in the dismissive way he spoke to me. As a matter of fact, I work with a ball machine and had he not embarrassed me by asking me to leave he may have learned that I was a competitive player. I was so upset. This got worse in the office where he made excuses for his behavior treating me like I was stupid. He implied that I was not truthful when I said the site offered beginners lessons. He was making a bad situation worse so it was best that I get away as quickly as possible. I was in tears.

I think West Kendall and Miami in general is short on good parks and playgrounds for the kids. This…read morepark is one of our go-to parks. There is the playground that has some screens overhead to provide a little shade in the play area. There are some covered tables and chairs, so you can have some snacks or lunch. There is also a big field where you can run around and kick a soccer ball, etc. It is generally pretty clean, not too crowded, and there is plenty of parking. It is conveniently located, so we often will go there just before dinner to burn off some extra energy. There is also enough parking, too.

This park is small but gets the job done (for kids at least). There are swings and a loop you can…read morewalk around, and ice cream truck passes by all the time. There is enough parking as well as disabled parking. There is a canal next to to park and some people do go fish there. Dogs are allowed but must be in leash. This park is a hit or miss. Sometimes I go and grass is freshly cut and over all seemed well maintained. Other times (a little over half of the times), it looks looks a forest and poorly kept. It's a shame it's not kept up with as much because it is a convenient park to just go with the little ones if you have any or simply for a small walk.

Little park named after the former mayor of Hollywood at the corner of 20th Ave and Hollywood Blvd…read more The big jungle gym with a blue canopy at the center with a bouncy rubber ground. A few benches to sit and chill. So happy that dogs are permitted with a leash but were walking our puppy on a leash and noticed a small pit bull without a leash so this cut our time in the park short.

Took a walk around this park with my dog but not happy that other dogs were not on a leash. Most of…read morethe grounds under the jungle gym was made of rubber. The gym looked new and the park was nicely maintained with a blue tarp for shade.

Southside Park is an urban park in the Brickell section of Miami. It is only steps from the…read moreMetrorail. The fenced in park has benches, bike racks, picnic tables, open area for play and a playground. In 2019 the basketball court was redone with art from D'ana of COVL. Southside Park is primarily used by neighborhood residents to shoot hoops, walk their dogs, or as somewhere to take the kids to play. I really like the large old ficus trees which I am sure have seen their share of Miami history as has the 1905 original Miami High School building which was relocated to the park and restored. As far as parks go though it could definitely use more amenities to benefit the community. Fortunately Southside Park is slated to get a design overhaul by the same firm that designed New York's Highline and which is currently creating the linear Underline Park under the nearby Metrorail. Plans for the improved Southside Park include an enclosed dog run with dedicated areas for small and large dogs, seating areas, water features, public art, playgrounds for different age groups, a new basketball court, space for community programs, and new plants and trees. There are also plans to build the 64-story 1 South Park tower next door to the park. Based on how well the Underline is turning out, I predict good things are in store for Southside Park.

Nice park! I enjoy…read morecoming here with my friends and their kids. They have a wide variety of equipment for the kids do have fun on. A nice basketball court and plenty green space too. It's a short walk from anywhere in Brickell. There is a convenience store across the street and several other places to grab food, drinks or snacks on your way there as well. Also, Brickell train station is located directly in front of it if you don't live that close. Enjoy!

Thought this was a family park but brought my daughter here to sit and drink our Starbucks coffee…read moreunder the pavilion but the homeless took over the area. One guy was chain smoking and threw his cigarette butts onto the ground next to the sign that prohibits smoking and alcohol consumption. During my short visit, noticed four other people passed out in various areas. The park was surrounded by a rustic split-rail withered wooden fence. A winding sidewalk through a mix of astro turf and natural grass throughout. I took a short walk thru the park with my coffee while my daughter wouldnt even exit the car due to fear. It actually looks like a decent park with a huge jungle gym and a few workout equipment sections. The massive steel entrance was impressive but in need of maintenance. The gate entrance actually has historic meaning as it was originally a part of Harbordale Elementary School. Dogs are permitted on a leash. There was a little free library kiosk near the entrance with a variety of books inside. Not a fan of this park and will not return. The park is maintained by the City of Fort Lauderdale Parks and Recreation division.

We like to go to this small and quiet park when we are in the area. There is a playground for the…read morekids to play as well as a Little library that's was abouy 50% full. The playground is also shaded which is great during the warmer time of year. There is also a big grassy area that is perfect to run around and burn some energy. Overall, it is a quaint park for the little ones to run around.

Hialeah's forgotten park. This park is literally in the middle of factories. The only reason you…read morewould come here is if you lived within a block or two and wanted to see something very rare...grass Really nothing special about this place. A few basketball courts and a rec center which has a ping pong table but no balls. A large patch of grass that would be good for soccer or football. Oh, it has lights, that's good

Been going to this park for many years now maybe about 8-9 had many memories and many fun times…read moreunlike the other review now they do have balls for both pool and ping pong even though nowadays the park isn't visited by many people it would be a fun place to go to with people such as your friends and play basketball and have fun inside