THis Park is one of the best parks in Coral Springs, it is always clean and well taken care of…read more It has, among others, Baseball fields, Football Fields, Soccer fields, Basketball fields. There are a few charcoal BQQ grills at the edge of the road crossing the park, most of the time are not in use but always clean.

Bountiful amounts of fields but not an any specific order in the bathroom situation is not great…read more There's no extra gym equipment or things here, just grass and sidewalks. It appears the people who come here are sports only or kids to hang out and annoy each other :)

Just off Sample Road in Coral Springs is Lions Park. The Lions Club is a civic organization founded…read morein 1917 by Chicago businessman Melvin Jones in order to bring together business clubs to address the social problems created as a result of WWI. By 1920 the Lions were international with chapters in Canada. In 2017 the Lions Club celebrated their 100th anniversary in Chicago where they were founded. Today there are 1.4 million people who are Lions positively impacting their communities with service projects. A charter member of the Coral Springs Lions club was Lewie Mullins, the first elected mayor of Coral Springs. Mullins was a Coral Ridge Properties Vice President who was the first developer of Coral Springs. Mullins also helped build the Covered Bridge in town. Sadly he passed away at the young age of 49 after only two years in office. Lions Park was dedicated on June 6, 1970. It was the first park in Coral Springs. The land for the park and Hunt Elementary were donated by Coral Ridge Properties to the school board who then donated back 6 acres for the park. Lions Club members John Nekich and Col Ralph Gray fundraised to build the baseball diamond which was used by the first little league in the city. The early Coral Springs community enjoyed the weekly BBQ's sponsored by Coral Ridge Properties along with baseball and softball games. The park was the end of the town parade route and held the celebrations after. Today Lions Park is still bringing the community together. Park amenities include basketball courts, benches, concession stands, grills, pavilions a playground, picnic tables, restrooms, sand volleyball courts, softball/baseball fields, a paved walking trail, and tennis courts. The Lions Clun is still an active organization in the city today.

Amazing local park that has it all. Great sports complex with a balance of leisure and fitness…read more This park has it all, baseball to soccer to basket ball to tennis and pickle ball. Not at the park for local sports? Take a run/walk around the park that stretches about 1 mile around the park. Enjoy the luscious landscape for a peaceful and tranquil run or walk. Love the beautiful lake where you can also rest and relax on a bench or picnic table to take in all the nature around you. Love the fact that they have emergency stations all around with AED machines and around the lake with rescue flotation devices. Definitely was built with a child safety mindset as many kids playing sports at the park etc. Park is clean and well maintained all around. Parking is a plenty but can get packed and busy with local sports in play.

North Community Park located just off Coral Springs drive is one of the biggest parks in Coral…read moreSprings. Been coming here for years to run or walk. Excellent park offers baseball and soccer fields as well as tennis and basketball courts all very well kept. Bathrooms are clean and safe. There are also playgrounds and climbing areas for the kids and gazebos to celebrate birthdays. Classic family oriented Coral Springs vibe. Plenty of green areas and there are nice lake areas. Safety is always first in Coral Springs, you can find life vest stations all around the lake areas and AED and CPR stations with photo instructions complete with solar panel. Easy, plenty and convenient parking.

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.

Located at the end of Sample Road on the edge of the Everglades this massive 180 acre park is the…read morebest in Coral Springs. Located in the park is the Coral Springs Aquatic Complex which has 4 swimming pools, a kiddie water playground, swim shop, 9, 7.5 and 10-Meter dive platforms and fitness center. Classes and clubs meet here and the pool can be rented for private events. Olympic gold medalist, Dara Torres trained here. Also in the park is the award winning Tennis Center of Coral Springs which has 12 green har-tru courts. Membership is required to play here and participate in the programs and camps. My favorite part of the park is the Sawgrass Nature Center & Wildlife Hospital, a not-for-profit organization that rescues injured or orphaned wildlife. they provide the public with education about South Florida's wildlife and environment while rescuing and rehabilitating over 700 animals a year. They offer a a yearly Earth Day festival, summer wildlife camp, and programs for school groups. The Dr. Steven G. Paul Dog Park was built in honor of Dr. Steven G. Paul who dedicated his life to animals and creating this park for the community. Dr. Paul was a veterinary graduate of Ohio State University. He ran two veterinary hospitals and gave public lectures on pet care, wrote newspaper and magazine columns, and appeared on local television to give pet tips. Dr. Paul attended veterinary conference in Massachusetts in 1992 and saw a dog park in Boston Commons. He loved the idea of dogs playing freely and decided to bring the idea back to South Florida. The dog park was built in the mids 90's in the Coral Springs Sportsplex. New agility equipment and water stations have been added for the dogs and there are benches and shade areas for the people. The Florida Panthers Ice Den where the NHL Panther practice and the public can ice skate. They have a pro shop and ice hockey leagues and figure skating practice. The Coral Springs Sportsplex Park also has the Rotary Community Garden, picnic tables, public art, sports fields, a playground, and a walking/jogging trail. I have been here many times through the years to bring injured wildlife to the Sawgrass Nature Hospital, to take my daughter ice skating, with camp groups to use the pool, and with my Jack Russell Sunny to play at the dog park. I have a lot of great memories here. I can't think of another park in the area that has so much to appeal to so many.

Definitely a great place to watch your kids play sports. It's not huge, but there is a full size…read morefootball field which they divide into sections for the littles to play their various sports. There is one baseball field and 2 dug outs. The only benches are at the baseball field. Also Bball courts! There is a snack bar area but I've never seen it open. They have restrooms though! Bring your own chair if you want to sit next to the field, or there is a Pavilion near all of the fields that is covered and has benches. I like that there is a play area for the kids. It's next to the pavilion so you can still watch your kid play on the field while your other is playing in the park area. - Except for baseball. Baseball is a little too separated to watch kid play baseball and other kid play at the park. It's near a nature center and right off the sawgrass. I definitely wouldn't shy away from participating in an event here or renting the pavilion for a bday party. 2 places to park! I like to park at the dog park, but there is dedicated parking for the sportsplex. I like the dog park is across the street and you enter the park almost in the middle vs parking waaaaay down at the end in the parking lot.

Terramar Park is an athletic park located in Parkland. It was named for the Terramar community of…read moreParkland which features single family homes and town homes in the neighborhoods of Carriage Homes, Mill Run, and Whittier Oaks. It is one of the city's two major parks. The park recently received a number of improvements including making their athletic fields regulation sized and adding a brand new play ground with ADA accessible equipment and a rubber ground surface. The new playground was built at a cost of $508,550 and features two play areas with a green and blue camouflage theme, one for ages two to five and another for ages five to 12. Other park amenities include barbecue grills, open play area, picnic pavilions, pickleball courts, restrooms, tennis courts, basketball court, and exercise trails. Many of Parklands city baseball, soccer, tennis league, and lacrosse programs are held in the park. While this large park is perfect for sports, it can be enjoyed by anyone who wants to take the kids to play or who enjoys outdoor recreation and exercise.

This was our first time at this park for a birthday party. It was absolutely beautiful outside. The…read moreshaded areas for the playground are wonderful for the Florida sun. They have multiple options for older kids and younger kids. My kids especially loved the rollie slide and the merry-go-round. All in all a beautiful park with baseball fields and soccer fields as well. Easy access to the bathrooms which is key for young kids with small bladders (and moms too). The bathrooms were clean and well kept with beautiful tile for an outdoor public restroom. Hoping to have more birthday parties here in the future.

I was there yesterday with my mentor & friend, Melissa Unfred. I was there from Orlando & Melissa &…read moreKermit the Therapy Dog were there from Austin, Texas. She happened to be in town on business & wanted to have Kermit give support through this time for the Parkland shootings. This is a wonderful spacious area that showed tribute to the recent deaths from the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. There were several therapy dogs on hand lending support in the memorial & just to be present for the families & victims. I was glad that I was there to assist Melissa & Kermit. This park is amazing, clean, & wonderfully taken care of. The volunteers as well as the staff was present & had water on hand to help & give assistance. They are there for the community & for the people. I just want someone to be aware that this exists for others if they wish to pay respects for the current events & thank the community for such love & support to the families & victims. My heart goes out to the community & thank you again for having a place of solace & support during such a tragic event.

Parkland Rec is a great place to go for exercise classes. They also often have free classes you can…read morejoin. The rec has activities for all ages. They even have an extensive program for Seniors. There are a couple of classes offered for people with Parkinson's Disease which are sponsored and paid for by the organization. Pickle ball is played there a few times a week. There is a gym with lots of exercise equipment too.

If you love sports, this is the park for you! The Tamarac Sports Complex is at Northwest 77th…read moreStreet and Nob Hill Road. As the number of athletic leagues in the city expanded the city looked to ways to enlarge the park. In 2009, 15 more acres were added to the park along with improvements which included two full-size and one Little League-sized baseball fields, concession building with meeting room and restrooms, picnic shelter, covered playground, fishing pier, multipurpose path, natural area, parking, and revision of existing park facilities. The project was funded through grants from the Broward County Land Preservation Program and the Florida Recreational Development Assistance Program. Other park amenities include a hockey rink, basketball courts, and soccer fields. This park is also home to nests of burrowing owls. Burrowing owls are considered endangered, threatened or of special concern in nine U.S. states. Unlike other owls, they are not strictly nocturnal and are active during the day. They make their nests in underground burrows, which are dug out by ground squirrels and they prefer open grasslands. They are pretty timid and will pop back into their burrows if you approach. In addition to all of the great sports amenities in the park, the city offers family friendly events like movie nights and concerts. The central location of the park in the city makes it an easily reached and valuable recreation resource for the community. Whether you are her to play a team sport or just walk around like I was, the exercise options here are suitable for all ages.

Open fields, park for all ages (two actually- one for smaller kids too under 5) , basketball courts…read moreas well. I try to have this park on rotation for my family and I. I like how it's covered, they have as few slides and swings. They also have benches around the perimeter. When we went there were quit a few bees but it was only in a certain area. I do wish they had a splash pad there though!

Love the Margate Sports Complex! I usually go for Doc Renos food festivals held year round such as…read morethe Bacon beer and BBQ festival, Meatball and Wing Festival. The venue is outdoors but has a covered area which is great for hiding from the rain. Bathrooms are inside as well and kept clean. Parking is limited but near, Great venue!

This is a hidden gem. I've driven by it many times thinking it was just the covered open field but…read morethere's much more to it. They have multiple baseball fields, a little exercise spot with some machines, a nice playground for kids, and the best is the covered open field with artificial grass. Great for the rainy days where you want to get a workout in outside or on the extremely hot days where you want to avoid the sun. Bathrooms and cold water fountains are in 2 spots. Definitely worth checking out if you have kids and want to let them just run around! I saw a vending machine as well that takes cards and cash.

This review is based solely off the new playground called Princess Meadow's playground…read more Opened on Jan 4th 2020, this playground was redone in honor of Meadow Jade Pollock, an 18 year old slain during the MSD shooting. Her parents dedicated this playground to her so she can be remembered for the positivee/radiant way she lived as opposed to a gravesite with flowers. The playground is a blast for kids of All ages. It has multiple slides, swings, musical instruments and ways for kids to explore their senses.. it has become my favorite park in Coral Springs. It has plenty of shade, seating and best of all, it is completely enclosed with only two exit/entrances. I highly recommend this playground for those with kiddies. Such a beautiful and honorable way to remember this young soul, her name will forever live on with the laughter and joy this park brings!

This park was so much fun. it is for ages 5-12 and my two year olds had a great time but the high…read moretower is a bit dangerous for them in my opinion but it's okay! overall it's great because it's fenced in. the bathrooms look and smell so clean which was amazing. they have a variety of swings including one for parent and child. i made a video because i love when i can see reviews with videos of exactly what to expect.