Wow, what a great park not too far from where I live now and considering that it's a weekend it…read morewasn't that packed I found parking right away and my puppy Gizmo was so happy he just went in running! So many little dogs! There's a large and a small dog area. There is shaded areas so that you can sit with picnic tables. There's also plenty of benches and there's a water fountain for dogs so in case you forgot to bring water overall discharge is now our new favorite part in the Kendall area. Looking forward to coming back very soon.

Perfect place for my dogs to run a round freely. This place was lacking canopy tents for humans to…read morebe protected from the sun. Throughout the years they added some which has made the park more enjoyable. Other than that, I do enjoy bringing my babies to this park. They have a blast every time.

Place is nevee maintained, grass is usually up to ur shins. Dogs that come are also usually…read moreuntrained and dont understand boundaries with other dogs. my dog has been attacked here numerous times until i stopped coming here.

Cute little dog park down the block from my home. It has an enclosure which is nice and secure…read more There is plenty of space for our furry friends to roam around and sniff. There is also a water fountain with a built in doggy bowl for when they are thirsty. As for the humans, there are a few park benches available to sit and lounge on. The only thing I don't like is that this is only one open space, it is not divided up into 2 sections for big and small dogs like other dog parks have. So just be wary when bringing your fur babies here. Otherwise it's pretty decent.

Great little neighborhood park. Huge playground for your…read moretwo legged kids and probably even bigger playgrounds for the four-legged variety. The fact that the kids playground is fenced in is incredible. Don't understand why more parks don't add this seemingly simple feature. It gives parents an added sense of safety. Plenty of parking and bathrooms There isn't any courts but there is an empty field to set up a soccer game or football

I didn't know there was a dog park by me, I would just go to the dog park by Senior High school…read moreBroncos. It's a nice place, has good playground dog areas, enough seats for dog owners to sit down, and good park surrounded by playgrounds, neighborhood, small water park, and both areas for big/small dogs. My only reason is I hope they can cover up underneath the fence due to my dog crawling underneath and playing with the small dogs. Covering up underneath with cement or rocks so that no dogs would be able to fight against one another.

Great spot but, as noted in other reviews, the directions to the park are not correct. Parking is…read moreactually on Old Cutler Road at coordinates 25.67988°N, 80.27427°W. From there take the easily identifiable trail to the open area.

This dog park is one of the best parks I have been to. It's well kept and I love bringing my dog…read morehere because he loves to run long distances. There's a pond, trails, big grassy fields, trees, and more. A lot of people go to walk their dogs and play with them. It's a great place to meet other animals and owners too. The park employee, Dennis, is friendly and helpful.

Nice little park close to work. Lots of kids, dogs & the playground is very original. Can't wait to…read morecome back. I like the swings because they're closer to the ground and allows the smaller children to swing with ease!

This park was updated and reopened following Hurricane Irma in late 2017…read more There's no more sand, which gets rid of the post park sand pit in the shoes issue. The equipment is new, but the layout of the playground area is very poorly designed. There's nowhere to sit, other than in mulch, if your child is playing in the area for little kids. The are for bigger kids also doesn't have any benches super close, but if your kids are old enough for that they probably don't need to be supervised as closely. The swings are in full sun. The bars are all made of metal and there are no trees to provide shade to that area. Overall it's an OK park. There's a nice trail for walking/bike riding, a huge green area for flying kites and running around with your pets, but the new playground is a disappointment.

This dog park is beautiful especially if your furry ones love the water. Max loves this dog park…read more Bark bark bark.

We recently moved to the area and had to stop taking our dog to doggie daycare, and instead…read moreregularly take him to this dog park. He has such a good time! For the most part, owners are very observant and responsible for their dogs. If a dog is causing a problem, I've always seen the owner remove it from the park. Thank you for that!! Responsible dog owners are the best. I wish there was more parking, because during busy hours it fills up fast. Lots of great amenities, including trash/recycling cans, dog poop bag stations, water fountains, pet wash station, pavilion with picnic table and an outlet, little free library, etc. This park is also HUGE- we love doing laps on the walking path or watching our dog play in the water. Overall very clean too.

Definitely an "off the beaten path" public park. Took my wife here to watch the incredible sun set…read moreover the serene lake. The grounds include a large Bark Park, jungle gym, disc golf course, jogging & bicycle paths and many spots for fishing. There are several pavilions to host parties and paddleboards and kayaks for the lake are available for rent but swimming is prohibited. PARK #47

Wanted to check out this park due to family recommendation for Frisbee golf…read more As you enter the park you see plenty of parking close to the furrbaby swimming area. That was cool and although I do not live here ,if I had a dog I would be here every week. The Frisbee golf course was very technical with many palm tree obstacles and even a cross the water hole that I was sure we would have lost our golf frisbee but miraculously made it across. We did about 9 holes which took a little over an hour since it is a popular place on Sunday am and had to wait for the golfers ahead of us. Would definitely come back and bring friends if we were in area again.

Miramar regional park is a fairly large park that has soccer fields, baseball fields and a pool…read more For the most part, it's built for objective use. As such, it has very little shaded areas aside from the covered shelters, playgrounds & amphitheater. I come here couple times a week for the boys soccer events and practice. The lawns are usually well kept and even. It's great for many types of workouts, walks, etc. It's a great spot to catch a sunset on a clear day as well. The bathroom facilities were ok, sparsely located for this sized park.

Beautiful park in Miramar with so much to do and frequent events hosted here! There is ample…read moreparking, and admission is free, even on weekends. The park features multiple large open fields, playgrounds, and baseball fields. There are also bathrooms conveniently located throughout. We visited for the Miramar Kite Festival, which was such a fun experience. The city did a fantastic job organizing the event. There were multiple food trucks, a DJ, and a variety of tent vendors, including the city, fire rescue, PDQ, and other local businesses. One of the highlights was that the city gave out free kites to all guests. The turnout was great, and the atmosphere was lively. One large field was dedicated to kite flying, while a baseball outfield was set up as a kids' zone with several bounce houses for different age groups. We brought a picnic setup and beach chairs and truly enjoyed spending the day here. Overall, it was a wonderful event, and this park is a great place to visit!

Our next summer with kids adventure take us to Tree Island Park with a category of 4.3 and more…read morethan 148 reviews this park is amazing and the right place to kids have fun the complete day having fun. For the rest of the family the outside GYM offer different machines to build muscle and burn calories and get in shape even for the pets have their own park to run and play to, is the right decision to all members coming to enjoy the day. High recommend place.

Wow what a beautiful park! Oh my daily adventures I'm going to different public parks here in Miami…read moredate. This one it's great, it looks new any hands a nice bathroom, a great playground for little kids, a workout station, even a station to charge your car I don't know how much they charge but they do have it. They also have a couple of shelters where you can have a party or just get together with friends and family. There's also a dog park area gated which makes it safe for everyone. And before I forget they also have a parking lot.

Camp Matecumbe is the name of a summer camp created by the Diocese of St. Augustine on the Boystown…read moreland they purchased in 1955 in a rural part of unincorporated Southwest Miami-Dade called the Hammocks. In 2003, the 98 acre Boystown campus was sold to Miami-Dade to become a park marking the history of Operation Pedro Pan, a secret exodus of over 14,000 Cuban minors, ages 6 to 18 to the United States over a two-year span from 1960 to 1962. Parents sent unaccompanied children to the United States amid fears sparked by the 1959 Cuban Revolution. Many were sheltered here upon their arrival. Today the name Camp Matecumbe is more closely associated with a new type of nature themed playground designed by LandscapeDE. They are a design firm that creates very distinctive and creative outdoor play spaces for children. If you ever saw one you would know it instantly. They created the amazing ADA accessible playground in Pinecrest Gardens with the anole lizard ramp, a small nature themed playground for Biscayne Shores & Gardens Park, and what I think is the best example of their work, the brand new play area in Pioneer Park in Port St. Lucie. While not as large as the playground in Pioneer Park, Camp Matecumbe has more than enough to keep children entertained for hours. Invasive plants were removed and the design was developed to incorporate the endangered Pine Rockland preserve that exists in the park. A highlight of the play area is a hill with a 20 foot long slide. To reach the top children can climb native oolite block steps or a slope covered in mortared river rock. Other playground elements include musical instruments such as bells, metallophones, and chimes, a play house, swings, and a climbing net The park also has paved walkways, native plants and trees, seating, and recovered cypress river logs from Florida. I love how the design of this park incorporates elements from nature resulting in a very inviting and sustainable play area where children can enjoy the outdoors while strengthening their bodies and developing their imagination.

Only Con: no bathroom…read more Everything is on point! It has various types of swings for 10 months old and up. It has a cool slide that it's on top of like a little hill made out Coral looking cement. Then there's a toddler section with 2 slides and little section to sit on top of slide area. Also, chalkboard and musical area where kids can touch drums and bells. They have a climbing thing made out of rope. There's benches everywhere for parents to sit and to watch their kids and have a picnic (if wanted). CLEAN! CLEAN! CLEAN!