Great broward county park! Lots of open space for running, biking, soccer, working out. Very dog…read morefriendly with relief stations and space to get your fitness on. Basketball courts, baseball, softball, kids playground. One time I saw a cricket match! Free Monday-Friday, small entrance fee on weekends and holidays like all broward county parks.

In all the years I've lived nearby this was a first and last time . The park is great for Little…read moreLeague and riding your bike but does not offer much shade or beauty . I asked if I could use a table indoors as it is dreadful humid to play chess and they said I had to rent the room or go sweat outside . Not the nicest people inside.. Do I want to come back , hell no!

This sports park in Cooper City had its name changed to honor Suellen H. Fardelmann, the first…read morefemale mayor of Cooper City. She was elected Police Commissioner in 1978 and served her first term as mayor in 1983. She served for 22 years as mayor and was the longest elected official in Cooper City. This well kept, 19 acre park is an amazing recreational resource for sports enthusiasts in Cooper City. Park amenities include baseball/softball fields, concession area, football/soccer fields, lighted basketball courts, benches, pavilion, six lighted pickleball courts, picnic tables, playground, restroom, four volleyball courts, and my favorite part, a walking trail where I enjoyed a nice brisk walk around the park. In addition to the great sports amenities this park is also a community gathering spot. Many events are held here throughout the year including Eat to the Beat which will take place on January 30, 2026 from 6:30 - 9:00 PM. The event is free to attend and there will be live music and food and beverages available for purchase.

Formerly known as the Cooper City Sports Complex, this was renamed the Suellen Fardelman Sports…read moreComplex after the longest serving Mayor of Cooper City, FL a small city nestled between Miami and Fort Lauderdale. It is a 19 acre sports complex that has volleyball courts, basketball courts, baseball fields, soccer and football fields, a stage for community events, a playground, spotless bathrooms and even a police and a fire department located there. They host great events for the community there such as Soccerfest, Touch A-Truck, Shredathon, (to dispose of expired prescriptions and papers), concerts, and Eat To The Beat, a fun event with live music and food trucks. If you drive by during the weekend, they will no doubt be a sports game of some kind going on. The grounds are kept spotless and it has such a great community feel to it.

The Orange Blossom Festival was held here this year. It was so disappointing that we were literally…read morein and out within 30 min., and that included the time to walk to and from our car. It's in an open field and hot as hell. We were there around 3:00 pm and some vendors were already packing up and breaking down their tents. They didn't have the orchid lady there that we always buy orchids from. I feel as this has lost the hometown festival feel now that it's no longer on Orange Drive.

Bamford Sports Complex is a huge park in Davie with a ton of sports fields and courts... pickleball…read moreincluded. Pickleball has been all the rage lately and I've hopped on the bandwagon. This park has 6 pickleball courts located right next to the tennis courts in the far left area of the park. The times I've come were around noon, the hottest time of the day, where there aren't too many players. Overall a great park!

My experience at this park was OK. No parking lot so had to park on the small grassy rooted area…read moresurrounding the park and had to be careful since my car has a low ground clearance. Had 25 minutes before an appointment nearby. My wife and I walked around and noticed a large American flag surrounded by a circle of bricks. The spot was an Eagle Project by Scout Kyle Kisner in 2002. A jungle gym, sand volleyball and basketball court are the amenities.

A little public park behind the Wendy's with no parking lot except for a small strip of grass near…read morethe fence line. Took a walk inside the park with my hubby along the short path but mostly grass. Got sweaty quick but got my steps in. A girl was walking her dog on a leash and said hello. Kids were still in school so the basketball court and playground area was empty.

A Cooper City multi-use park established twenty-five years ago at Griffin Rd and 87th Ave with…read moreadditions over the years. Several walking and bicycle trails, a kiddie jungle gym, basketball court and sand volleyball. The fenced-in large and small dog park was added several years later although dogs are prohibited at any other location in the park. There are several parking spaces within steps of the park. A foot bridge at the back of the park leading into the Timberlake subdivision over a small canal, but no fishing allowed. Occupancy after sunset is prohibited. PARK #67

Pros: Relaxing small park that you can do a short walk with your pup in. Separate play areas and…read morewater fountains for the pups. Cons: The play area needs grass. There is a large portion that is all dirt. If you play here plan on a bath after even our water bottle and toys for pretty dirty. It was also a bit unclear to me which dog area was for which size of dog and the gates were left open when I arrived. This could be a really nice place if there was grass and clearer signage to avoid any confusion. Besides the dog park the park has basketball courts, a playground and a small walking path with some outdoor workout equipment. A couple benches.

This is a large, 4.5 acre park located on the east side Alpine Woods Road. The park is open daily…read morefrom 9 AM until sunset. This is a nicer than average neighborhood park. There is a huge open area for play, a sand volley ball court, basketball court, paved exercise path around the perimeter of the course, covered picnic pavilion with grill and a really large shade covered ADA accessible playground. The playground had a number of unique items of play that I haven't seen at other parks. There is also a large climbing structure with several ways to scale up it and slides to take you down. The only drawback is the rather small parking lot but I don't imagine that this park gets very crowded from people outside the neighborhood. This is a well maintained park perfect for picnics, exercise, and taking the kids to play. Davie takes great care with their parks and this is another excellent example of their dedication to providing safe and clean recreation areas in the city.

What a wonderful park, especially if you have young children. They have a great shaded undercover…read moreclimbing area. Plenty of free grass for a run around. They also have a nice path that runs around the edge of the park.

Beautiful Park and fields. This park has a lot to offer. The soccer fields are nicely turfed. It…read morehas a skateboard park and a playground. I have been here multiple times for soccer, and it is always clean and well kept. There is no fee to enter the park which happens in some parks that are this size. The most impressive thing is how well kept the park is. I will continue to come for soccer games and hopefully maybe one day for a birthday party so I can check out other amenities.

Bamford is the local park I grew up do all my activities and extracurriculars at, and I have always…read moreenjoyed my times there. Nowadays, I go mostly to play tennis. Unfortunately, with the rise in popularity of pickle ball, the reduced the number of tennis courts to add pickle ball courts. Now there are only two tennis courts. Pretty much every time I go up there both courts are taken, and I have to wait for one to open up.