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    Peacock Park

    4.2 (46 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Kathy K.

    Looking for peacocks, we decided to relax after our walk through Coconut Grove. I was told they haven't seen peacocks in over a year. The Recreational Center is open for activities after 10am. The park had a nice playground for children. It is also adjacent to a restaurant with a nice view of the park.

    Lucia P.

    I was in the Coconut Grove area recently and came to Peacock Park for a picnic and absolutely loved it. It's a large space with lots of greenery. We sat close to the water, where there's a little walking area and it was super enjoyable. Lots of people around on bikes, picnics, and just enjoying the day out. The view on the water is lovely and relaxing. Definitely a favorite park in Miami!

    Steve M.

    Great little park in the Grove. Right next to the sail club. Little soccer kiddies Saturday and Sunday morning. A boardwalk over the mangroves is a cool stroll.

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    Roma M.

    I love this place and was staying across the street. What a cute place and you can tell it's a neighborhood gathering place. If you come here, make sure to walk to the water to the Boardwalk at Biscayne Bay.

    George M.

    Not many waterfront park options in Miami and it really is a shame. This park has a nice boardwalk over the water so you get a good look at all the sailboats. The big field often hosts events and soccer practices but I hardly ever see a baseball game being played. As you get away from the water you have a nice shaded playground, a basketball court and a futsal field. The canopy and the ocean breeze make it a pleasant time. Having Glass and Vine in the park as a dining option is also nice

    Raymond J.

    Cool place in the heart of Coconut Grove, I hear used to be a part of the PanAm facility. Exercise classes, basketball, walking,not just hangout. The area is surrounded by great restaurants, the water and a low keyed area ti relax

    Ariel W.

    One of several parks located on Biscayne Bay in the grove, Peacock Park is 9.4 acres. I used to think this park was named for the peacocks that roam Coconut Grove but now that I know a lot more of Miami history it turns out it was named for the pioneer family whose last name was Peacock. Charles and Isabella Peacock were early settlers in what was then called Cocoanut Grove. They moved from England in 1875 with their three sons to be close to Charles' brother, Jack Peacock, who was keeper of the House of Refuge on Biscayne Bay. They opened the first hotel on Biscayne Bay in 1883. It had Bay View in the name but it was later changed to the Peacock Inn. It had 30 rooms to serve visitors from the north, mainly New York and Boston. The Peacock's sold their hotel in 1902 and it was torn down in 1926. A park named in honor of the Peacock's was built on the site and dedicated to them in 1973. Peacock Park is located very close to the shops and restaurants of coconut Grove. It doesn't have it's pwn parking lot so finding street parking can be difficult but there is a parking garage across the street. Park amenities include a basketball court, softball field, 2 soccer courts, kids playground and a multipurpose large open field used for a variety of outdoor games, the rec building, and restaurant, Glass and Vine. At the back of the park is a boardwalk that extends over Biscayne Bay. Every February the park is the site of the very popular Coconut Grove Arts festival. There is so much history here. In a very crowded part of Miami it is nice that the city decided to set aside a small part of green space to commemorate the contributions of it's pioneer families.

    Sia K.

    This is such a great place to take your kids! They have a big kid playground a small kid playground. You can also eat at glass and vine outdoor area right next to the playground so the kids can play while you can eat and enjoy yourself!

    Isabella K.

    Beautiful park right at the water in Coconut Grove. They have a great playground for kids that includes equipment for all ages. There is also a basketball court that people can play in. The area in general is very family and dog-friendly.

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    Sarah P.

    Small park on the water in Coconut Grove ..terrible parking, and a lot of litter dotted around near the ocean point which is a shame. Located inside the park is a restaurant, two kiddies play zones, and a mini football court or two, plenty of trees and located right near Coconut Grove shops.

    jeff b.

    Peacock Park is a great place day or night! Lots of open green space and a heavily-used baseball/softball diamond, too... there are a few circuit exercise stations near the yacht club and giraffe if you're looking for a workout. I recommend taking a moment to take in the view from the boardwalk/pier at sunset to feel small again...

    Gianna C.

    Fui a comer cerca en Pummarola lo súper recomiendo y quedamos tan llenos que decidimos caminar un poco para bajar la comida, la verdad me encanto la idea de pasar un domingo acá, hay un bazar con accesorios, carteras, velas súper lindo todo luego puedes ir al puente donde están los barcos y la verdad es súper relajante, fui con mi novio y mis suegros la verdad la pasamos súper.

    Wendy A.

    I LOVE LOVE this park and the time I went recently was a perfect occasion. We went for Grovetoberfest and everything was great. I like how it has some benches where you can seat and enjoy the view! The park was clean and the organizers of this event worked hard to ensure safety to their guests. We parked two blocks away but it felt nice to walk around the beautiful Coconut Grove.

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    Nice restaurant with excellent food and a second upstairs restaurant by the pool with an awesome view of the bay.

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    4.1(108 reviews)
    4.8 miDowntown

    this was my 3rd visit to city, and i am not sure, why i had not visited this site...In the heart of…read moreDowntown Miami, just a short drive from Edgewater, lies a place where city life meets waterfront beauty it is a beautiful spot right next to the bright blue water of Biscayne Bay, great place to relax. There are palm trees, a little sandy beach area, and nice open spaces. What makes it even cooler is that the peaceful park sits right beside downtown Miami's tall buildings. You get a mix of nature and city views at the same time. Plus, there are plenty of good restaurants and bars nearby, so it's a nice place to hang out and enjoy the area. Park also offers Amphitheater: Hosting up to 10,000 guests for concerts, festivals, and performances. Tina Hills Pavilion: A charming open-air venue perfect for smaller gatherings and community events. Restored Fountain: an Scenic Baywalk: A favorite for walkers, joggers, and those seeking stunning views of Biscayne Bay and the Downtown skyline. it is a must-visit attraction. Bayfront Park sits on the bay of Biscayne Bay and offers beautiful views from many angles.

    Bayfront Park, originally named Royal Palm Park, is the oldest public gathering space in Greater…read moreMiami. It was established in 1896 and began with a pavilion and green space used for sports activities. The park was also used for political and religious gatherings near the railroad tracks and tidal marshes. In 1922, the city constructed a retaining wall to create a formal park. Warren Manning, who had worked for Frederick Law Olmsted Sr., was commissioned for the design. The 62-acre park officially opened in March 1925 and included pathways, tropical landscaping, and a wide pedestrian promenade that extended from East Flagler Street to the bay. The 1926 hurricane destroyed much of the park. A year later, the city installed a bandshell, a grotto, and a rock garden on the waterfront. During World War II, the U.S. Navy took over the park and used it as part of its critical operations in the area. In 1943, the Navy installed the Dade County War Memorial. The military returned the park to the city in 1950, but it was in a battered state. The city built a library that blocked the view of the bay, and the following two decades saw little investment in the park. In 1980, the City of Miami approved a budget of $10 million to redesign the park. Famous Japanese-American modernist artist and landscape architect Isamu Noguchi was chosen for the task. His inspiration was to create a village green for downtown Miami. He convinced the city to remove the R.C. Gardner Bandshell, which had fallen into disrepair, as well as the library, and to restore Manning's pedestrian promenade. His plan also called for adding new amphitheaters and a large fountain at the end of a promenade flowing from East Flagler Street. The busts and statues of Hispanic leaders were relocated to an area outside the park. Eventually, the project ballooned to more than $40 million, much of it paid for through grants. Noguchi passed away during the construction of the park, but the torch was passed to his longtime collaborator, Shoji Sadao, who carried out his plans and vision. Today, Bayfront Park is maintained by the Bayfront Park Management Trust, a limited agency of the City of Miami. It is smaller than when it originally opened and currently encompasses 32 acres. A highlight of the park is its stunning views of Biscayne Bay. The park is also a culturally important outdoor museum, with art and monuments that add beauty and historical perspective. The Dade County War Memorial was restored in the 1990s, and there are statues honoring Claude D. Pepper and Julia Tuttle, the "Mother of Miami." The park still contains all of the major elements of the Noguchi plan, including the centerpiece fountain, although it is currently closed for repairs. It also features the Lee and Tina Hills Playground, open lawn spaces, a sandy beach area, the tropical rock garden, and the historic waterfall from 1926. A visit to downtown Miami would not be complete without a stop at Bayfront Park. The park is within walking distance of attractions such as the Freedom Tower, Bayside Marketplace, Kaseya Center, Museum Park, and numerous restaurants and entertainment venues. If there is a downside, it is that parking in downtown Miami is scarce and expensive. I have attended many outdoor concerts here through the years, and it is also the site of the popular Ultra Music Festival every March. In June, the park will host the FIFA Fan Festival when Miami welcomes the World Cup. A recent visit found me admiring the many sculptures throughout the park. Bayfront Park is still evolving, and future plans call for new lighting, a café, and additional redesign elements. Known as "Miami's Front Porch," it remains a vital outdoor oasis of green space for residents of the surrounding towers and visitors to the city alike.

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    1.0 miCoconut Grove

    This iconic Coconut Grove park was named in honor of David Thomas Kennedy (April 7, 1934 -…read moreSeptember 4, 2014). Kennedy was an attorney and politician who served as the Mayor of Miami from 1970 until 1973. Kennedy is credited with drafting the plans for the creation of Miami's Bicentennial Park which opened in 1976. David T. Kennedy Park is 20 acres and sits on the coastal mangrove shore of Biscayne Bay where there is access for kayaking and paddleboarding. Benches are set up so you can catch the sunrise and sunset and bay breeze. Park amenities include a dog park, open lawn, outdoor fitness equipment, picnic table, playground, and volleyball court. The expansive lawns, tree-lined walking paths, and a range of recreational facilities make this park a popular destination for locals and visitors alike. Also in the park is A.C.'s Icees frozen lemonade truck selling refreshing treats near the parking lot. This frosted lemonade stand has been a park land mark since 1978. Even on the weekend, the park is spacious enough to never feel crowded. If there is one drawback, it would be the lack of parking during peak use time. Overall, David T. Kennedy Park is a fantastic representation of the Miami Dade Park system by combining relaxation and recreation in one beautiful location. Whether you're visiting for a few hours or spending the day, the park provides a welcoming recreational space for outdoor activities and leisurely enjoyment.

    A beautiful park next to the ocean/bay only a few blocks from downtown Coconut Grove. I love to…read morewalk around the entire park and take a few extra minutes to relax on the wooden walkways watching the fish and marine life!

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    Matheson Hammock Park

    4.0(187 reviews)
    3.4 mi

    On my first day of my Miami vacation, I NEEDED to get in the…read morewater. So, after a quick Google map search, I headed out to Matheson Hammock Park. While it's not your traditional beach, it certainly got the job done for me ‍ I honestly loved the lake like feel. The fact that there were small fishes grazing along the surf and the muddy like sand upon reaching the water (which definitely smoothed away some calluses while I swam)! It truly is a great beach for families with kids, something I learned there while entertaining a whole bunch of kiddos with my hula hoop (which I, personally, didn't mind since I love kids but wanted to give a heads up for anyone that's looking for something more kid free). Once the sun began to set, I grabbed some wine from the beach's restaurant. The wine was amazing and very reasonably priced but what was even BETTER? The song selection! I stayed a whole extra 30 minutes just to vibe out There couldn't have been a better way to start my vacation, honestly! I think it's more than worth it to visit this spot the next time you're in South Florida

    Matheson Hammock has a special place in my heart. I grew up going here as a kid, and have grown to…read morelove it and appreciate it more as an adult. I recently came to take some photos for a friend and the scene was an absolute dream. From the beautiful trees that make it look like a fairytale, to the lagoon that gives it the perfect Miami signature touch -- every area in the park is lovely, relaxing and the no service makes it an even better way to disconnect!

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    5.4 mi

    Crandon Park is popular for its beautiful beach, rich coastal environment, unique fossilized…read moremangrove reef, protected wetlands, birding sites and extensive range of sports and outdoor activities. Crandon Park is home to various ecosystems, from dunes and mangroves to coastal hammock and seagrass beds and rare plants like the Biscayne prickly ash and beach peanut. Underwater, fossilized reefs and colorful sea life give divers and snorkelers plenty to explore. Crandon Park comprises the northern portion of Key Biscayne (almost 7 miles southeast of Miami). The key began as a coconut plantation, before being donated with the stipulation that Miami-Dade County uses the land as a public park. With its golf and tennis facilities, unique eco-adventures and breathtaking beach, Crandon Park offers something for everyone Parking: Weekdays $7 and Weekends $10

    I was here as a child when it was a zoo. I'm happy to see it remains a park with beach access…read more More importantly, the beach often hosts some endangered migratory birds, Piping Plovers. These birds are adorable, but they are threatened by habitat loss. There is a volunteer who regularly checks for Piping Plovers during migration, and she looks for bands that reveal the path of the bird's migratory flight. It's important that we have places for these birds to forage, and I hope the city continues to protect this beach for that use. The bathrooms were a welcome amenity. I had problems paying the parking fee, it was a complicated process. There were about 10 peafowl (peacocks) that roamed the park, a remaining vestige of when this was a zoo. There were many wild birds throughout the park.

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