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!!!

The experience in the park was great, but to pay the entry fee was horrible. There were two…read moreentrances open and we couldn't pay with credit card because the machine was broken. I hardly carry cash since I have everything on phone The young didn't know what to do she left her post to go to the other post then came back. We finally found spare change in the car plus a dollar that one of us had and was able to get in after about 10 minutes of the back and forth. Those 10 minutes does not include what we had to wait for the cars in front of us. I am guessing they probably had the same issue. Put a sign that says CASH Only so we can know.

Wow, a winding black tar .47 mile walking path encompassing a jungle-like preserve with echoes of…read moresmall wildlife lightly guarded by a rustic wooden split-rail fence. Great spot to have a picnic at the Bald Cypress Pavilion with a small bbq grill. Gender assigned bathrooms were clean with baby changing tables. An orange tubular metal bike rack artistically shaped like an Ibis bird is available near the parking lot and was donated by AARP. The kiddie water park is named Cypress Marsh Splash Pad was not in use today. Visited here today with my wife and had a good experience and was satisfied with the cleanliness of the park.

One of the most well maintained public parks that I have been to in the middle of a residential…read morearea. It was very quiet here today with a pick of twenty plus parking spaces. The half mile walking trail was nice with butterflies flying around. The bathroom was very clean with a maintenance woman working inside. The amenities were nice with a splash park and covered bbq grilling area. It is strongly noted that dogs are not allowed. Not sure when the front gates close but it is a nice park to visit for quiet time or with the kids.

This is a huge park in Plantation and has multiple amenities. The entrance to the park is free. It…read morehas multiple soccer fields, running track, pickleball courts, aquatic center and a big lake to sit by, bird watch and relax. Plenty of parking around and a great place for an active lifestyle.

Central Park is really convenient to the west central part of Plantation. This park is very big,…read moreincluding a community center, many ball fields, pickle ball courts, swimming and diving pool, and pavilions for the playgrounds for birthday parties as well as a splash pad for the little walkers who want to play in the water on a hot day. The pool area charges a daily admission fee and a fee to watch athletic competitions. The tennis courts are always busy and there is plenty of parking in each of the areas. I enjoyed taking a peaceful walk around the lake and I look at the cute sculptures by the water. This is an all ages and abilities city park, I just wish they would add EV charging stations around the park.

Multi recreational park in Sunrise off Weston Rd. This is the type of park hidden from the main…read moreroadways but when you find it's a win. They have a baseball field open to first come first serve although on Sunday its seems the adults own the field. A blacktop walking trail surrounds the grassy multi-use playing field. Picnic tables under a covered pavilion allow small bbq parties and kiddie events overlooking a tranquil lake. There is a decent adult fitness area with several gymnastic type equipment. The kiddie park near the entrance is large and has sufficient parking.

Completed in 1989, Oscar Wind Park is located along State Road 84 and Interstate 75. When it opened…read moreit was the first park near Weston and Bonaventure, paid for with city money, The park was named in honor of Oscar Wind, the developer who donated the land in 1983 when the city annexed the area. In 1993, six more acres were added to the park as was a new softball field, a soccer/football field and a new park shelter. Today the park is looking better than ever. A new playground and outdoor fitness court were unveiled last month which increased the fitness and play options in the City of Sunrise. The new playground is ADA accessible with a wheelchair entry. It now has more than a dozen play structures including slides, swings, climbers, and a merry go round. Elements were added to foster learning, inspire music, and provide tactile games. The playground is covered in shade canopies and new seating and landscaping were added. Also brand new at Oscar Wind Park is the first Fitness Court in the city and it is also shade covered like the playground. The Fitness Court has an app on the side that teaches you how to use it. You do a circuit of exercises using your own body weight in order to condition and strengthen during work outs. It can be modified for all fitness levels. Additional park features included an open green space with a new 1/2 mile walking path, new landscaping, renovations to the restroom and picnic pavilion, and new LED lighting. My favorite improvement is that there is now a connecting walkway between Oscar Wind Park and Sawgrass Sanctuary Park. I like that you can do a really long walking circuit around both parks and never have to go into the road. The two parks blend together seamlessly. With the new additions to Oscar Wind Park, I think this is the best place in the city to enjoy nature, take the kids to play, and exercise.

It's super small and that building is a school. Not much to see but could be good for someone that…read morecan't walk much

Beautiful park right off of Griffin Road near the turnpike overpass. This park is super secluded I…read morewas the only person and only car at this park . I have come here multiple times and I never see anyone. This park has a good walking trail a beautiful water fountain and I imagine in the lake there must be an alligator . One can fish at this park or have a lovely picnic in one of the pavilions. I would recommend not going alone to this park just in case there is a bogeyman. Parking is good. No bathrooms here.

Gorgeous park with a big beautiful shaded playground, well maintained bathrooms, and newly updated…read moregazebos. The playground is great for mixed ages - my rambunctious 3 year old is very happy even with the "big kid" areas, excited to explore and climb. Love the tandem swings and the interactive play spots. Only wish is that there would be more benches for lazy adults to sit!

All of the parks are really nice in Weston They are all garbage free and beautifully landscaped…read more They are the kind of parks where people pick up after their dogs. This park is located next to Gator Run Elementary School. I came over to seven acre Gator Run Park to walk off some anxiety after dropping off my dog at the vet for surgery. Park amenities include a bike fixit repair station, lighted walkways, restroom, sand volleyball court, shaded playground, and three picnic shelters. Rest assured that there are no gators to run from here. The alligator in the parks name refers to the fact the Weston is Broward County's most western town, situated right next to the Everglades. This is a great park to come for exercise, take your dog for a walk, take the kids to play, in, or have a picnic. I really love Weston and the immaculate parks are one of the reasons.

Very small parking lot if you are coming with others definitely carpool. There is one veterans spot…read morealong with a few handicap accessible slots. Almost all areas currently have cones and warning signs up. I'm assuming some type of update/construction is soon coming. If you're looking for a place to walk please be extremely careful as much of the space is old weather beaten wood. You may spent 10 minutes if you walk extremely slow. Went walking with 4 friends - one being ex military and another being a professional photographer. Someone with a good lense and great skill will be able to take some beautiful pictures that the common eye will not catch. What they shared in the group chat would be called catfish. I'll circle back in 6 months and maybe I will see improvement or at least some progress.

Was craving some nature time and a friend suggested to come for a walk at Chapel Trail Preserve…read morelocated in Pembroke Pines. Of course I'm always willing and eager to explore new trails and preserves. This preserve has a raised Boardwalk about almost a mile in. Loved the tranquility and beautiful views of the wetlands. Lots of educational signs along the boardwalk about the flora and fauna in the area. Expect to encounter some wild life like turtles, rabbits and even alligators although I didn't see any alligators. The preserve has some shaded areas and is perfect to practice your photography skills as there are plenty of plants, flowers and beautiful views of the area that makes for beautiful photos. Great for casual walkers and families. Plenty of parkimg available. I think you can drop your kayak or canoe as I saw a couple of canoes near the entrance. Overall nice area despite the boardwalk's need of some maintenance. Nice preserve to visit.

I live in Palm Beach County but I have been hearing about this most amazing dog park in Broward…read moreCounty called Snyder Park. Yesterday we decided to truck down there to see what it was all about. Honestly, I've never seen something so beautiful....and just for dogs! It had this big Shady Lake where the dogs could play and go swimming. My dog WANTS to swim (he even has webbed feet!) but because he's a pitbull, he sinks. I recently bought him a life preserver and I thought this might be a game changer for him, and it was. He had the time of his life running with the other dogs and swimming! Besides it's beauty, there's two locked fences to keep your dog from escaping the area. And further across the park is one of the nicest and largest dog parks I have ever seen! After he swam for about an hour I took him over there to hose off the lake water and just let him run around until he was dry. We will definitely be going back to this park because I believe he had the time of his life. And the best part? It was free! I have heard the weekends are insane with crowds. I was glad that we were able to go during the week. So if you decide to take your pup during the week, maybe I'll see you there! I will let these pictures do the talking as you can see how happy he is! I wish they had one of these up near us in Palm Beach County. But like I said it wasn't a bad drive and it will not deter us from returning!

OMG, this place is awesome!! Specifically, the Dog Beach! I'm in town for a few weeks and was…read morelooking for a dog beach for my Teddy. He gets hot, so I wanted to go in the morning on an overcast day. There's so much conflicting information about the hours and locations for all the dog beaches, I thought I'd start here. It was recommended on Reddit. BEST recommendation ever! First of all, where the dogs play is mostly shaded. From what I read, it's a man-made lagoon. The water is beautiful. You can see the bottom as you enter the water. At first, Teddy was a little hesitant to get in, but there were so many other dogs there, he just wanted to play. There are poop bags there if you need them. There's also a bench-style table to sit at. Teddy had a blast! Be sure to bring some water shoes. The beach/ground is riddled with small rocks, so walking barefoot isn't necessarily comfortable. I wore slides, and it was good. After I let Teddy play, we walked in the park so he could dry off. They have a nice shaded path. They also have a Disc Golf Course. What is that you asked? I wondered the same thing. I didn't see anyone playing, but I did see the Disc catchers scattered throughout. They also have a volleyball section with beach sand. Oh yeah, they have a pretty cool butterfly garden. No dogs allowed in there, but the butterflies were flying all over that area, so I was able to see a few. Overall, it's a really nice park. I'll probably go back tomorrow.