you can come to this park and partake in any of these activities -…read more Basketball - 4 courts Baseball - 3 fields Football - large open field Soccer - same as above Volleyball - three beach courts set up Tennis - sixteen courts Track - 400 meter Racquetball - 6 three walls Roller Hockey - two rinks Drama - Goodlet Theater Ceramics - just for the kids Ballet - same as above Ping Pong Pool Board games and on any given night, all these activities will be going on at the same time HIALEAH!!!

I love this park, great for jogging, playing basketball (they have four courts) racket ball court,…read moretennis courts, baseball field and playground for the kiddies ( baseball field being renovated) They offer tennis lessons, and other stuff like tutoring. They have 2 new soccer fields between the track. And an update on the playground its now near the main pavilion. They also have restrooms! Yay!

Babcock Park has quite a long history with the city of Hialeah. The first community center,…read morebaseball field, and pool in Hialeah were all built by the Works Progress Administration after the Great Depression to put people back to work. It opened in 1939 as Hunter Lyon Park, named after a wealthy insurance executive, sportsman, and race horse owner with connections to Hialeah Race Track. In 1944 the name of the park was changed to honor Benny Babcock, a Hialeah resident who enlisted in the Marines in 1940. He became the first Hialeah resident to be killed in action at the age of 22 during World War II at Guadalcanal on November 2, 1942. Today Babcock Park is a generous 18.5 acres filled with amenities beloved by generations of the community. These include two lighted tennis courts, seven youth baseball fields, two lighted indoor racquetball courts, two lighted basketball courts, a newer covered playground, community swimming pool, out door exercise equipment, recreation building, LHB baseball training academy, the Curtiss Library, and police substation. I enjoyed the paved walking trail that winds throughout the park. With its deep roots in the community, generations grew up in Hialeah with fond memories of Babcock Park. It continues to bring people together today for games, swimming, play, and outdoor recreation.

Several baseball fields, out door gym area, basketball courts, pool, batting cages, playground, and…read morerev center. This park has so much to offer. Great place to go for a walk. It's also safe and it's with the police station. I believe they also have some sort of workout program for adults. Sadly nothing is perfect. I gave only 3 stars because there is a a few shady people on the north side of the park. They seem to be homeless. Once the park is closed and the lights are shut off, it no longer feels safe to walk around the area. As stated by a previous yelper the bathrooms are never open.

A really great community park. Wedged inside of a really chill neighborhood in the middle of…read moreHialeah. If this park was in Coral Gables, it would be super popular. Packs a punch with the little space given. This park has two tennis courts, two three wall racketball courts, several renovated basketball courts, A couple of softball T-ball fields a huge grassy patch to play soccer and now they are putting a new children's playground. My older friends that live around here really nuptials walking in a circle using the path that goes around the whole park. The rec center has the bathrooms and other rooms for after school care and other activities. Many years ago, I used to live around the block and they have done a great job of keeping the park updated

0 dog poop bags available. No one picks up after their dogs…read moreshit. Horrible ownership. Can't keep the park clean not even for their own pets.

The grass was long there's only like two tubes for the dogs to play in and the fountain is dirtyread more

If you want a great workout at a local park close to North Miami this is the place to come. This…read morepark is beautiful and always have something going on. The staff is friendly and the property is still expanding its facilities. I started coming here to workout with my friend a week ago and it's a challenge I took on to build myself up to be able to run (non stop) in one direction of the park.. I'm almost there. The park is clean and have plenty of parking available and plenty of people working out that gives a boost of motivation.

Great facility. It will be way better after the current renovation. The biggest problem is people…read morealways speeding in the neighbourhood, and a ot of accidents is happening.

All areas of the metro need public green spaces. This is a must. It concerns me when people tend to…read moredismiss something simply because of its geographic location. Trust & believe: the only sure thing when it comes to a zip code is prices. There are gems to be found everywhere. Little River Park is one of them. Does it have all the accoutrements of some of the other, pricier parts of the metro? No. Of course not. But it *does* have two baseball fields, a basketball court, a pool, a field house, plenty of green space with shade trees, an updated playground, benches/tables for resting (and/or eating copious amounts of fried conch), and a community field. Would I come here at nighttime? No. Would I come to *any* Miami metro park at nighttime? No. So, keep that in mind when folks bellyache about location. I found LRP to be a charming, neighborhood park meant for use and exploitation by locals. It might not be a destination park, but as a localized green space open and available for and to those in the 33147, I think it does the job. I never felt out of place, scared, concerned, or anything else of note. During my visit, I saw kids playing, a dj setting up for a birthday party and mothers strolling their little ones about. When in the area and in need of a wide, open space (or, again, a place to eat delicious fried conch), I urge you to check it out. I think you might enjoy what you find.

I had a great experience. The staff was friendly and kind. Park was exceptionally clean and my…read morechildren enjoyed themselves. Also this was the first time I seen a manager and her staff wiping down the playground.

The PA System is absolutely HORRIBLE!!!! at Traz Powell…read moreStadium. The speakers must be changed, or replaced IMMEDIATELY before the stadium open its doors for its next event. The previous review made a complaint about the PASystem 11 months ago around Oct, 2023. Fast forwarding ...... On. Sat September 07, 2024 I had attended Miami Northwestern Vs Carol City Highschool football game and had the worst experience with listening to Traz Powell broken speaker. Broken , Broken, Broken .. you cannot hear the announcer , announce football teams as they enter the field which is sad and unacceptable . Throughout the entire 4 Quarters you couldn't hear not a single thing . You have to figure things out. 0r ask a neighbor. If I can I will give. Traz Powell Stadium a zero ( 0) score and a FF -grade for the P.A System / ( SPEAKER ) .

Worse PA system in the country. They should be so damn embarrassed you can't understand a word said…read moreespecially if the band is playing.

Came here for a scheduled event and the park was easy to find , and there was plenty of parking …read more The down side of coming here was there was soooo much traffic because of construction it was a headache to get inside . Great plank for family and to spend the day doing activities.

I participated in the muddy dash Miami this year. So this review is based of that…read more It was a fun 5k, with some military-like courses with wet mud. As germaphobe, I faced my fears today. I got a few cuts and scrapes in the mud, so maybe bring some hand sanitizer in your pocket. You get a medal at the end for completing it, and they have some food trucks to feast after the race. My one complain is that they charge you $20 to park at a public park that is free to park.