We had lunch at Glass & Vine next door yesterday, which is apparently connected to or located on…read morePeacock Park. That is how I learned about this City of Miami park. It is open from 7:00 am - 10:00 pm 7 days a week. It is wheelchair accessible and there is a wheelchair accessible parking lot for free. They have a public restroom which is shared with the restaurant. They are dog friendly with dogs on a leash. There are also picnic tables for families. Peacock has a playground that has equipment for all ages, basketball courts, a softball field, and soccer fields. There's also a recreation building/ community center with ping-pong, foosball, and five computers with free Wi-Fi. This is ideal for teenagers. There are also slides and swings for children. (I wasn't able to get pictures of them). It's a very well thought out and well equipped city park.

We didn't get to see each the peacocks roaming the Coconut Grove neighborhood but loved exploring…read morethrough the beautiful park. This park offers it all... playgrounds, ample grass fields, tennis court and a baseball field. It was a beautiful day in Miami and everyone was out enjoying the sunny weather. This park offers a lovely view of the water from its boardwalk, making it a peaceful little escape from the city. It feels like a hidden gem tucked just far enough away to unwind. A big bonus is having Glass & Vine right next door. It's a great spot to grab a bite, and the area is welcoming to both kids and pets. The recreation building is another nice touch, with indoor games like ping pong and foosball, plus computers with free WiFi. I really appreciate how thoughtfully designed this park is. There's something here for every age to enjoy.

Beautiful mini park offering a green oasis in the heart of a concrete jungle. Great place for…read moreretail and service workers to rest, parents to take their children on a picnic, couples to have a little date and so many other wonderful things for the community that provides a big asset to those living here. But unfortunately, the recent lawsuit returning this park to the developer, the Allen Morris Company, is threatening this tiny park's future since the company is trying to upzone the park so they can destroy it to build a high-rise. They will shoot themselves in the foot if they do this - those living in Brickell are becoming fatigued at the total disregard for public amenities and continuing threat to quality of life by destroying nearly every public space we have. Demand will plummet and condos and apartments will start to empty if this continues. Enjoy our miniscule parks while we have them and before Brickell goes under. Please support the petition on change.org to try to save Allen Morris Park.

This is a beautiful slice of paradise in the middle of the banana republic. Take some time to walk…read morethrough. What may be the last on spoiled land in the neighborhood.

Not much shade in the waterfront park & marina. Regatta Park is a waterfront park in Coconut…read moreGrove, known for its scenic views of Biscayne Bay, marina access, and green spaces for recreation like walking, picnicking & dog walking. It features a promenade, playground, lawns, and hosts major annual events like the Coconut Grove Arts Festival & sailing competitions, making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors.

Regatta Park is a beautiful place with a wide path alongside the marina. It's conveniently located…read morenear city hall. There is plenty of parking, and I even found an EV charger for my car. I woke up early and went for a walk here before sunrise and just wow! A very pleasant way to start the day.

This park was named in honor of Bill Kerdyk because of his passionate involvement in the local…read morecommunity. He was elected to the Coral Gables City Commissioner in 1995 and served until 2015. He was bestowed the title of Vice Mayor Emeritus. During his tenure, he established several community initiatives, including Parknership, a public-private partnership which raised over a million dollars to purchase and enhance open spaces and he founded the Coral Gables Trolley to improve the quality of life for the residents and business community in the city. Bill Kerdyk Park has ample green area for family picnics, children to run around, and just to enjoy a day in the sun. A really cool feature of the park is the solar bench where you can charge your electronic devices. The kids playground area has been recently renovated. The shaded playground has a 2-5 year old area and a 5-12 year old area. It also has a climbing wall. The park also has a large pavilion that can be rented for private events, paved walkways, large shade trees, and outdoor fitness equipment. I found the park clean and well maintained. This is a wonderful place to play to play and exercise in the City Beautiful.

What a wonderful little park conveniently located next to Publix. This park is always clean and…read moreready to be enjoyed. This is a nice little location to have your lunch break or even a family picnic while you play catch with your children or fetch with your dog. I have had the opportunity to walk this little park and even have small city bbq events which are always a delight. This amongst all the other parks that are available in the City of Coral Gables is just a small enjoyable location to enjoy yourself.

Coral Gables Park is such a hidden gem, especially for photoshoots. It has a timeless, elegant feel…read morethat works beautifully for portraits, couples, families, and special occasions. One of my favorite things about this location is that it's usually pretty quiet, so you don't have to worry about large crowds in the background or waiting for people to move out of your shot. The greenery, architecture, and overall atmosphere make every photo look classic and effortless. If you're looking for a location that feels peaceful, beautiful, and never goes out of style, Coral Gables Park is definitely worth visiting.

This is a classic spot for photos and scenery! In the heart of Coral Gables. Use it to chill or to…read moretake photos, but regardless you'll have a good, calm time.

J. Fritz and Frances Gordon Park was designed in the 1920's by renowned landscape architect Donald…read moreRoss. Its lush gardens, rustic fountain plaza and stone and wood-covered walkway give visitors the allusion of walking through a palace garden in the south of Spain. The J. Fritz and Frances Gordon Park contains the historic 1927 Coral Gables Prado Entrance. Coral Gables was planned by George Merrick as one of the first communities in the United States. He started selling lots for it in 1921. Merrick designed the city to have four entry arches. This archway is located at the NW corner of the City of Coral Gables at S.W. 8th Street Tamiami Trail and S.W. 57th Avenue Red Road. In his early planning stages of the city of Coral Gables George Merrick had planned on developing the Country Club Prado section as the city's downtown. In the end he decided to move it east to be closer to the already established towns of Miami, Coconut Grove, and Brickell. This entrance to the city was built by Denman Fink, uncle to Gables founder George Merrick. The archway was designed to look like a Mediterranean plaza. There are two walkways made of brick and stucco with wood trellises covered in bougainvillea. In between the walkways there used to be a reflection pool but it no longer holds waster. There also used to be a waterfall. At each end of the plaza are pedestal water fountains that also no longer hold water. Arches divide the city's grand boulevard and large oak trees stand guard over the park. The fairytale gateway to the city is very popular as a backdrop for photographers. On the day I visited the area was flooded with kids taking their prom pictures. Although parts of the structure are decaying it adds to the Mediterranean charm of the city.

Fern Isle Park is a recreational resource in urban Miami. It is located on the the side of west…read morebound 836 and is very close to the Miami Airport, Sometimes it feels like you are under take off. Park amenities include sports fields, basketball court, picnic tables, picnic shelters, restrooms, and a shade covered playground with a toddler area and one for older children. Youth camps and programs are offered in the park. There were a number of homeless people but they were mainly in the picnic pavilions close to the athletic fields. I think the nicest feature of this park is it connects across the C-5 canal via a historic swing bridge to the newly renovated Ronald Regan Park. With the athletic fields, basketball court, and playground this park seemed to be more attractive families while Ronald Regan Park across the canal was ideal for cookouts and people who want to exercise and use the outdoor gym equipment.

You pass by it when you are stuck in traffic on the 836 west bound The baseball field are in…read moregreat shape but the BBall courts could use some help and perhaps some shade Not a bad little park Baseball/Softball Field - 2, Basketball Court - 2, Tennis Court - 1, Playground - 1

Bryan Park is a neighborhood park named for the subdivision it lies in. Bryan Park along with…read moreShenandoah, 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. Bryan Park is a community park popular with children and adults. You will find the adults on the tennis courts which also offers lessons while children flock to the recently updated shade covered playground. The new playground equipment is inclusive and ADA compliant. Another great feature of the park is the outdoor gym equipment where you can work out for free. Also in the park is the Bryan Park Community Center where they offer youth programs and camps. Bryan Park brings the community together for picnics, work outs, tennis games, and play providing something for all ages to enjoy.

Great little neighborhood park. Kid playground is usually very clean and recently received an…read moreupgrade. Even has a good amount of shade and tables for parents to sit and watch their kids. Their open space is nice but sometimes grass needs maintenance. Tennis courts also available.