This park has a little something for everyone. There is a paved walking path around the park with…read morebenches and workout stations along the way. There is shade along the path. There are Pickleball courts (they were busy on a Sunday morning during my visit), a basketball court and volleyball courts. There is plenty of parking. There are covered pavilions, a large one with a grill. Added amenities include a cell phone charging station and a boat ramp. There are AED machines prominently throughout the park. There was a yoga class (in Spanish) going on during my visit.

The only concern I have regarding this beautiful city park is what seems like dangerous driving in…read morethe portion of the parking lot near restrooms. People have a ball, while being seriously competitive, playing sand volleyball as though they were on a Beach. Boat ramp looks great for launching jet skis as well as boats.

I like to take walks, but I get bored always walking in the same place. I am on the lookout for…read moreparks near me with a walking trail and plenty of shade to protect me from the hot sun and make the walk bearable. After all, it is the start of summer in South Florida. I tried this park. It's well maintained and has fields for sports including tennis, baseball, and basketball. Plus there is sort of a path that goes around the park (if you include the regular sidewalk on one side). There are a lot of nice trees, but I would say there is about 50% shade coverage. So for me that may not be enough. But for others who want to use the facilities and don't mind the heat, it could be nice.

I LOVEEEEE bayview park!!!! There's so much to do and it's so fun for all the little ones!read more

Very nice playground for kids of all ages Nicely shaded,…read moreclean and with picnic tables and or chairs. Soft fake grass Plenty of parking spaces, other sports fields and restrooms nearby

I highly recommend this park, it has a lot of benches to sit and a lot of shade. This park is well…read morelit and it closes late. This park has a basketball court, soccer field, baseball field, and pickle ball park. I love this park it is very clean. They have restroom through out the park.

Somewhat of a hidden gem on the intercoastal waterway in Deerfield Beach. I came here to catch the…read moreshuttle boat to Deerfield Island Park. There is a large parking lot, you don't have to pay but you need to register your license plate on the parking app. You can walk under the bridge to the Cove restaurant and plaza. There is a splash pad for the kids and a jungle gym in the covered playground area. There is a pavilion you can rent. The park is opened from dawn to midnight. Pets are not allowed in the park.

Beautiful little park with plenty of seating and a splash pad. Perfect place to get wet on a hot…read moreafternoon.

This small neighborhood park is just a bit over one acre in size. It's right behind one of my…read moredoctor's offices and next to the Imperial Point hospital. Although small in size, it's got a lot to offer. It is totally enclosed by a fence. There are shaded benches under large, gorgeous trees. And children's playgrounds -- including one under a tarp so it is covered from the sun. Swings. A basketball hoop to practice; facilities including a water fountain. In addition, there's a path around the outside -- a "health trail". This is like a parcour with different physical level exercises at each stop. Signs explain that there's no alcohol allowed and no pets except on leashes. Also, no smoking. I loved seeing a favorite -- the small free lending library box near one of the fences. It had a nice mix of adult novels and children's books in a colorful little structure. This is a great place for a respite from visiting a loved one at the hospital, a nice lunch break area, or just a fun place to bring the kids to play.

It is peaceful and clean with restrooms and drinking fountains plenty of seating too I came here to…read morekill some time and picked up a book from the free library located here.

This park has come a long way. They have cleaned it and renovated the playground. It has many…read morebeautiful lush trees and walking trail as well as many decent work out apparatus around the track/trail. Ive brought my small children here for years. Ive walked the trail and worked out here with many friends and family. I ride my bike around it daily,as it has so many shady trees for cover from the sun and or rain. it

I was driving by and discovered this nearly 3 acre park located in the Park East section of…read morePlantation located between Broward Boulevard and Sunrise Boulevard and East of the Turnpike to State Road Seven. This neighborhood was built between 1958 to 1970 and is home to a large Caribbean population There is no dedicate parking lot. You park around the perimeter of the park. Park amenities include a quarter mile exercise trail with fitness stations. There are also two basketball courts, a 100 square foot picnic shelter, and a shaded playground. There is a large open field for play and exercise. The park has many large native shade trees. Close to the street part of the park is fenced off and there is a large mound of dirt peeking over the top of the fence. There is some unsightly garbage and debris on the ground behind the fence. It is not keeping with the strict city code enforcement which keeps Plantation looking stellar.. Hope they clean it up and finish whatever they are doing soon.

This is a quaint neighborhood park located next to Floranada Elementary School. Interestingly this…read morearea of Ft. Lauderdale got its name from a Scottish noblewoman in the 1920's. Gwendolyn Maitland, the 14th Countess of Lauderdale, divided her time between her castle near Edinburgh and Palm Beach. While in Palm Beach she discovered Ft. Lauderdale named after her distant ancestor, Major William Lauderdale, during the Second Seminole War. In 1923 Maitland helped form the American British Improvement Association which purchased 8,000 acres of land north of Fort Lauderdale including a mile of oceanfront property. She planned to create a luxury resort in Broward County with the help of investor John S. Pillsbury, co-founder of the Pillsbury food company. The name Floranada was chosen from a mash up of Florida and Canada but the American British Improvement Association went bankrupt in 1926 before the resort could be built. This neighborhood in Ft. Lauderdale still bears the name. Floranada Park is almost 10 acres of outdoor recreational fun. Amenities include an athletic field, open area for play, pavilion, picnic tables, and grill, playground, restrooms, and sand volleyball court. Since the park is next to a school it is open daily after school until 9 PM and all day on the weekends. During the weekdays this park is mainly an extension of the school. During the weekends you will find families picnicking, kids unleashing their energy, and friends playing volleyball. This park adds to the vibrancy of the Floranada community.

This park is beautiful, clean, quiet, and perfect for walking dogs. I love the location and that it…read moreis a safe neighborhood with very little traffic, that's also a nice touch.

Nice park for dogs clean I only have one issue The rest room…read morewas locked wtf Dogs have a place to go what about humans foolish to have rest rooms n humans can't use them Dogs have no issue Large and small are separate

It doesn't specify that you must have purchased a fob for entrance. We drove a long way and were…read moreunable to access the dog park.