We decided to do something spontaneous and heard about the botanical garden right next to our home,…read moreso figured we would take a stroll. It was lovely! From the moment you walk in you see a pond small cascading waterfall. As you walk in you start seeing beautiful canopies filled with purple flowers leading into a bamboo forest. This park is perfect for strolls and you can event rent out the gazebos for small parties or get together. As well as, free gazebos for hanging out. One of Hialeah Gardens hidden gems!!

Was looking for a peaceful, less crowded park in my area and, minus the mosquitos and bugs, was met…read morewith that! I went at around 5PM on a weekday to snap photos and relax, there were very few people around. There are several tiki huts with tables around for picnicking. I was a rookie and didn't bring any bug spray, so I couldn't really risk sitting around the water--the mosquitos instantly come out to bite. There's also a cute little maze, but go in at your own risk, there's spiders hiding! Very well kept garden/park, will be returning :)

The Wynwood Building is recognizable for its varying black & white 'zebra print' facade which has…read morebecome a popular Instagram backdrop. The block-wide, mixed use space features galleries, eateries and office space.

A warehouse of art!…read more I stumbled into this spot when I couldn't park on 2nd Avenue last month and had to dig deeper into the hood. With black and white diagonal striping, the building looks like a cross between an old jail uniform or a WWII ship from the Philadelphia Experiment. Walk in if you're curious, since you'll never know what you'll find. It may be a live DJ playing anything from hipster music to old school hip hop outside. Maybe it's some crochet like your grandma would do (or considering one piece yesterday, maybe not). There are eclectic photomontage pieces (like a table of journalists typing with hellish flames in the background.) Wrap up your visit by noshing on one of the tastiest Brie and cracker spreads in the galleries lately, or some sweet fig crackers.

A lush botanical garden within the Plantation Acres subdivision and across from the Plantation…read morelibrary. Today waited for the heavy rain to cease then took a walk with my wife along the paved trail through the beautiful coconut trees and colorful plants with chirping birds. There is not a plant or tree identifier placard, so use Google to know what you are looking at. Throughout the garden, there are several exercise stations with instructions to test your fitness abilities. The garden borders a canal loaded with active ducks and iguanas.

Took a nice walk hand-in-hand with my husband down the trail. Beautiful trees everywhere with lots…read moreof workout activity stations and a nice canal. Only a few spots to park at the front of the trail. The trail was about one mile long with 50 species of trees and found fallen coconuts nearby.

Flamingo Park is a beautiful park in the heart of South Beach. You have tennis courts, racquet ball…read morecourts, basketball courts, a swimming pool, two dog parks, and plenty of spaces to sit. A workout area with machines. Adjoining is also a softball area and soccer field. You have bathrooms, a water fountain, and vending machines. Flamingo is a great spot to walk, job, ride your bike in or take the time to sit and enjoy the sun/breeze. It's great having a nice green space in the middle of Miami Beach.

A big beautiful park close bye the beach. Tennis courts, soccer/football field as well as a new…read morebaseball field in process. Drinking fountains, bathrooms and benches!!! We love to walk here and have lunch.

This place has been operation for so many years for good reason! It is well operated by high…read moreschoolers that are respectful and get straight to the point no BS. Some of the lights on the machines don't work, but considering they're old af, it's ok! It's a very casual place that follows the old school rules of taking turns! Be here for 10 minutes or for 2 hours, it's great!

A friend of mine discovered this and we went with our 6th grade sons to check it out and practice…read more The batting cages are well maintained, plenty of options with different baseball and softball speeds. Recently, we went on a Sunday mid-morning and the staff was friendly and Covid compliant, the attendees which were a combination of middle-schoolers, high schoolers and parents were all chillax, courteous and friendly. Buying the token package of 10 gives you the most bang for your buck. Eighteen pitches per token. The batting cages are next to a beautiful baseball field that we did not get a chance to go into, perhaps next time. I would definitely return and get a watermelon juice at Palacio de Jugos afterwards!

We celebrated my friend dad's birthday in CB Smith Park. On weekends, there's a $3 entrance fee…read more The park is equipped with grills, table and benches on a first come first served bases. Flushable restrooms are available and are decently clean. There are also biking and walking trails all around the park. Great for family fun.

Never expect to get the RV site you select when you reserve your site. We selected site 12 when we…read moremade our reservations. It appeared to have space and a nice view of the small lake across the street. When we checked in we were given site 19, which was sandwiched tight between two other sites, with zero view. F this place. I will never stay here again!!!

DO NOT BOOK ON YELP. I scheduled a kayak tour online for July 9th. I received confirmation for my…read moretour and was told, via their booking partner here on Yelp, that I was to meet with the tour guide at the address provided. I showed up for my 12pm tour and was told by the guide's room mate that the guide was out of town and he didn't understand why an appointment would've been booked. Frankly, I don't understand it either. I have reached out to get my $45 back. I felt that this may have been a scam, and I'm pretty sure it is since everyone else's reviews had them meeting up at other places while the confirmation I received said to meet up at the address provided, which is literally someone's house. Sorry for busting in your weekend, room mate. But I definitely want a refund since I was able to book and pay for a tour that wasn't going to happen due to the tour guide being "out of town".

Jamie was easy to work with, very informative, and the price was reasonable. Even the driver,…read moreCollins, was very timely and helpful. Added bonus water cooler provided for you! Will definitely use again. Kevin

This park is run by the City of Pembroke Pines. It was deeded to the city by Minto, the developer…read moreof Towngate. It has an Olympic sized pool that is heated in the winter. There are also tennis courts and a baseball diamond. It's buddy around with teams practicing and playing. There is a clubhouse that you can rent but good luck trying to find the right person to book an event. I once booked and was bumped out by an HOA that said they cleats have the tool on the same night every month. That was not correct.

Towngate Park and Pool is a beautiful neighborhood park in Towngate, an upper middle class…read morecommunity in Pembroke Pines. Most of the large single family homes and townhouses were built in 2000. The neighborhood is prized for its safety and proximity to a plethora of shopping and restaurant options. The Towngate Park has a large number of amenities which include an indoor fitness center, a recreation center for classes and a hall for rent, 4 lighted tennis courts, 1 lighted football/soccer field which requires a permit, 1 lighted baseball/softball field, 2 lighted basketball courts, a gazebo, exercise path, a kiddie pool, and a swimming pool. Unfortunately the playground is closed. A number of classes, camps, and events are held in the park including the MTTC Tennis Academy. A lot of people were enjoying the park during my visit. It was so nice to see so many people enjoying outdoor recreation. Whether you are coming for recreation, education, or play, Towngate Park has something for everyone.