WOW...a hidden brew spot on a side street in a warehouse district. Cool hang out brewery vibe…read moreinside with several tables and of course the Jenga game. Been here for three years. Outside is a double open window trailer that serves cold craft brews on tap. Next to the beer truck is a massive grass turf area for your dogs to play freely. $10 per dog or free to enter without a pet. Doggy day care coming soon. Digital pay for personal song choice jukebox, but plenty of songs playing for free. Just a really unique brew location. Free street parking but is tight when busy though. The owners Rob and Russell are two great guys so stop in and say hi. They partner up with dog shelters and themed events. Spotless bathrooms too. Great place 5 stars easy.

Cute concept, terribly executed. Bad customer service, don't waste your money…read morehere...............................

Love this park for my son and for getting my steps in! They are open typically around 7:00am to…read moresunset. The children's park is covered and has an areas for all ages. They also have a dog park, basketball court, tennis courts, fitness area, fishing, handball etc. Plenty of parking. I love that it's right by the water and there's a bit of shade as you're trying to get your daily steps in. I have recently been trying to find more outdoor activities and this is one of my local favorites in coconut creek/margate.

I have been coming to this dog park for years and I have had fun but I have also seen a lot of bad…read moredoggie behavior and indifference by pet owners. I finally stopped coming because some people were not watching their dogs as closely as they should. The worst incident I saw happened when a bike rider was going past the fence. A dog pulled off the leash a man was holding and leaped up and ripped her arm open. After that I was done. The problems of the past seem to be over with the new renovation of the dog park. You must register your pet now in order to use it. Registration is $35 for Coconut Creek residents and $70 for non residents. There are separate parks for large and small dogs. The city has added wash stations and agility equipment for the dogs. The park is lovely since it borders a lake and there are over 60 trees providing shade. Water fountains, benches, and a wash station were also added. Keeping your pet safe is a security fence surrounding the entire dog park. Right now only around 150 dog owners have signed up so the park is never crowded. The park is closed on Tuesdays for maintenance. The iconic windmill of the park has now been moved to the inside of the dog park and a lot of landscaping was added. The renovation of the dog park was part of a 3 million dollar Windmill park renovation. Parking used to be dicey but not anymore as the parking lot has been expanded to twice it's size. A new playground has been also added for human kids. Furry kids can be registered at the Community Center up the street on Lyons Road. Once you pay you are given a FOB to enter the dog park fence.

We decided to take his little guy out on a date too!!!! It's a great day to walk the dog! I rather…read morenappy nap but I guess we can do that later. If you have a little fury friend this is a great place to bring them and let them run around. They have water and it's gated so your babies can't run out. We really enjoyed watching him run free as we cuddle in the bench, I did take a nap! Cops & nurses can nap anywhere A must try if you are in the area with your fury friend..

Recommend calling ahead and making sure you know what you need to get a pass. The door will not…read moreopen unless you get a pass. There is a small dog area. The space was a decent size but a bit small. There are benches to sit. There was quite a bit of areas without grass and that were mostly dirt. The dog owners were respectful and the dogs were quite cute and friendly.

Holiday Park is definitely one of the more popular spots for pickleball in Fort Lauderdale. There…read moreare usually plenty of people playing, so it has a really active and social atmosphere. The downside is that you may have to wait a bit to get on a court, especially during busier times. If you don't mind being patient, though, it's a great place to play and meet other people who are into pickleball. A solid option if you like a busier, more social pickleball scene.

A massive multi-activity dog friendly, entertainment, family and sports orientated atmosphere…read moreoperated by the Fort Lauderdale Parks and Recreaction Division. Noticed several maintenance workers keeping the area clean. Aside from sports and relaxation, the park offers the Parker Playhouse, War Memorial Auditorium and Social Center Gym. Perfect place to bring your kids, dogs or just chill in your vehicle in total silence.

We love tigertail lake! It's definitely one of our favorite places to go! The lake is great because…read moreit's fenced in and has nice running areas as well. It's always clean and safe! Highly recommended for anyone with dogs that love swimming

Beautiful place with a lot of potential, but unfortunately super dirty and much. The area was very…read moredirty, with a lot of lizard droppings and spots of stagnant water, which made it quite unpleasant. It's a shame because the setting itself is lovely, but it really needs better maintenance and cleaning to be truly enjoyable.

Excellent park with friendly people :) 3 divisions with lots of benches and trees for shades. will…read morecome again to visit.

Huge dog park with small and large dog park areas. They have a washing station and a nice trail…read moreinside the park to walk around. It does get pretty busy but they do a good job at keeping it well maintained.

They have all sorts of things going on at this place. First we had to buy a day pass. Ugh! We…read moreweren't impress with the water dog park either. Vibes were off. Maybe it was just us???

Great place very clean. The dogs and the people are very friendly. Great experience love taking my…read moredog there.

We have been taking our pugs to this park. This park is a nice place to take your dogs it separates…read morethe area by the weight of the dogs. They have a plastic pool for the dogs and water fountains. They have plenty of parking. On the weekends they have food trucks and s mini fresh market. They sell raw honey. I recommend this dog park.

Gary B Jones Dog Park is conveniently located just west of University Drive. There is currently a…read morelot of construction going on in the park next door. The park is large with separate areas for small dogs and large dogs. There were a lot of pups and people during my visit. There are drinking fountains, a dog wash and nice walking paths. Parking is sufficient for the park. If you are looking for a convenient location for your pop to run around and get some exercise, I would recommend Gary B Jones Dog Park

We had a soccer tournament this weekend which spanned across multiple parks in Broward. This park…read morewas one of 4 that our team played, but by far, the worst one...though it has so much potential. I believe staff and the city have dropped the ball in allowing a beautiful city park to fall apart. The bathrooms were AWFUL with brown stuff smeared on the mirrors and walls and no toilet paper in any stalls (in male or female bathrooms), and 3 of the toilets in the ladies room were stained with feces or were clogged and unflushed, stall doors were not aligned and difficult to lock. The turf looked fairly new but was literally riddled with so much debris including a ton of cigarette butts, large rocks, bottle caps from various drink bottles (including beer bottles), as well as tons of leaves. In other words, it doesn't appear that the turf is being kept up. There are homeless people living in the park and sleeping along the walls where the bathrooms are with all their bags and blankets piled up along the path to the bathroom. Park staff were huddled together underneath a tent, congregating and chatting but no one tended to bathrooms. There was a kid maybe around 10 or so that had jumped the fence onto the playing turf and was on the sidelines throwing large rocks onto the playing field and although there was staff there, no one stopped him so we, the parents had to tell him to stop and also to go onto the field to collect the rocks he'd thrown so no one gets hurt while playing. Also, there were So many kids in the park for the tournament and oddly, there was no open concession, no vending machines or vendors to buy water or Gatorade. The kids in these tournaments, often play 2 games at two different parks per day but I have yet to do a tournament where there are no beverages available for purchase...even if it's just a vending machine. I hope the Parks & Recreation dept for Sunrise or Ft Laud can make it a priority to fix the problems at his park. It seems to be located in a part of the city where many youth live based on all the kids I saw walking, or riding bicycles into the park from a neighboring community and these kids should be able to safely go and have access to a nice clean park.

Mills Pond Park was three blocks from where I grew up! I couldn't believe it when I saw this…read morebusiness page just now. All the memories came back of me with my gang of friends hanging out after school and on our days off. I'm recommending you visit and take photos for me!